Train Sim World - Cold Startups and Multiple Unit Setup
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- I received a number of questions on the stream about cold starting all three locomotives and also how to correctly set up all the Multiple Unit settings on each loco. In this video I do just that, combining various different trains together and showing how to get all the power, braking and even lighting settings all set up correctly.
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at 48:50 the one loco was showing brake cylinder pressure because the brake mu switch and cutout switch were in the wrong position(which was corrected) but also the automatic brakes on that unit were left on release. They should be set to "handle off" on all slave units. Setting them up properly will insure cylinder brake pressure only increases when it increases on the lead loco.
the difference between an EMD locomotive and a GE Dash 9 is EMD locomotives you have to move the primer handel to to start them. The Dash 9 is computerized and all you have to do is press the run start button in the back of the cab.
Umm... not exactly. Is that for startup or in general
I think I'm going to get TSW now that the fps are better for some people. I might have to play around with fullscreen or in game detail levels to get decent fps on my computer, but I think it will work out well.
im gonna need a much more beefy computer for this game
Really enjoyed the video, just curious, are there checklists available anywhere for these procedures (cold and dark and trailing unit set up)
Thanks a lot for this video!
Is it possible to add locos that are idling in the yard to your own train somewhere in the middle or end (like a tailing loco)? I coupled a few SD40s to the end of my train before departing Cumberland (guess you could say I stole them...). They coupled fine but didn't seem to be running with my train (dynamic brakes wouldn't work when I'd use the dynamic brakes on the lead loco).
hi matt like the video its helped alot im having trouble with the gp40 dlc in multisetup the back lights dont work when connected to other engines my lead (gp40) is set to controlled at long hood end and the trail (gp40) is set to controlled from either end the lights just dont work at all
Is it possible to do a dead unit? Like, when a loco needs to be transported, but it doesn't (or can't) run?
I've been playing TSW 2 for a few days now and i realized that in TSW 2 the trail locos can be controlled without disabling the Engine, control and generator field switches.Is this a bug or a change to the game mechanics?
How about some Chessie paint, since we're on the Sand Patch.....
Does the game have a third person camera view?
Hey so I'm able to cold start units. But once I couple them together. I notice the brakes don't come from both of the 2 engines so it's almost impossible to stop the train. And I'm also wondering if both engines are adding their horsepower. Like individually both engines will move. But I'm not sure they are both using their power together once I couple them. I am trying to use all 6 available engines in New York City switcher.
does greenmangaming have DLC for train simulator 2017 i've looked and couldn't find any
When pulling onto the turntable, why aren't the wheels rotating on the engine? Can't you see that?
Wheel slippppp
But being serious they are. They’re just very shiny and clean
Hi,
I have played TS 2018 using a bog standard office computer and I was forced to turn the graphic quality right down low to be able to get a reasonable frame rate, to the point where everything looked unrealistic.
I am now looking at buying a gaming PC that I hope will improve the gaming experience. Please could you tell me what computer specifications are required in order to get the quality that is shown in this video so I know what computer to go for?
Thanks
When someone asked do any american locos have red rear lights and you said no thats wrong conrail engines had red marker lights and amtrak locomotives also have markers
so does every other passenger loco in the states but different railways use different color lights/flags
ive started to see the short line railroad here run a loco powered and one turned off, but the crew wasnt in the powered unit they were in the slave driving the train... is that possible in TSW?
it is not sorry a slave unit gets its power and brakes controlled by the lead unit which as full control
What are your PC specs?
Matt Peddlesden I would of melted if you said anything higher end than that.
what do radio and warning devices do???
Can you guys make this game for mac?
UMM...
Can you MU an AC4400 with an SD40-2 in TSW and they will work?
because on videos of this game the MU lashups are normally just one type of loco example 3 SD40-2's working a coal train or 2 AC44's on a manifest i will just have to find out when i get the game myself
another question is it possible to have the lead unit running dead with engine off but it will control the other working locos like a cab car on a commuter train
Where's the Multiplayer?!
Is there a more realistic brake simulation?
It's being looked at amongst the work on traction physics as well, yes.
Thanks brother
I much prefer "shovel more coal in, open regulator". Twas a simpler time.