Train Simulator 2015 - Route Learning: Barnard Castle to Bishop Auckland (Class 111)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- In this next route learning video, we take our first look at the brand new Weardale and Teesdale Network, with a journey in a BR Green Class 111 from Barnard Castle to Bishop Auckland. Along the way we will be calling at Cockfield Fell, Evenwood, West Auckland and Bishop Auckland.
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love doing a bit of ket and watching this. best way to spend a Sunday with the family
+Joe Clarke I admire your honesty ;)
Just got this route myself today, probably one of the best looking routes that I know of.
You're quick off the mark with this one!! I didn't even know it had been released!!
DistrictDriver Haha yes! As soon as I saw it was released today I set about making a video on it :)
PTGRail hey have you ever encountered a problem with the class 390 whereas it separates randomly but doesn't say it has uncoupled
Another very good video Peter This is one route i shall have to get looks good.
Tony Lancaster Thank you Tony. This is definitely a good add on, with lots of different routes to explore! :)
west auckland station was in st helens auckland
evenwood was station was in the village of ramshaw 1 mile out of evenwood
That is a bit stupid
I was just watching a livestream of this route, I really want to get it when I get money. you really do learn these routes quickly lol :p
I think they use the class 111 on the Keighley Heritage Railway or maybe the 101. Well sometimes. I was only little when I last went on it. I remember it once it had a Deltic. It was fun, I always went to Haworth. I wanna go on it now.
Excellent video! I saw this dlc and thought about buying it. I'll probably get the 105 bundle.
Very nice route :)
Shame I spent the budget in the sale, looks like a very interesting and well made route! I'm sure this will be a popular one for you to do in your new route guide series as well.
simonmd2000 This route is definitely worth getting when you can! It's well made and looks great. I would definitely like to cover this area in a route guide at some point :)
Nicely done once again PTGRail this route looks pretty good. What train stock do you get with it?
William Mankelow Thanks William. You get a BR Green Class 101, Class 25 and Class 37. You also get that weird tender forward thing. The Class 105 comes in the twin pack :)
PTGRail Thanks, I might just get it then. That seems decent value for money. The front tender is, or at least should be, an extra brake tender. It was designed to be used unfitted freight trains.
PTGRail and a class 08
got the brickworks wrong side of line but gas tower in right place but just being taken down 2015 all gone now but not fogotten
+darren wright Thanks for all the information :)
You swapped DMUs, and I agree the 111 with the AP soundpack, is very good. Love it in the Tyne Trader trilogy!! But how do you swap them out like that, or can you shared the swapped scenario perhaps? I'd prefer to drive it with the 111 too, if possible?
Dose the route run from Durham and follow the ecml straight to Darlington or dose it go bishop Auckland first?
Chicken Gamer You don't have the ECML route from Durham to Darlington. To travel between the two cities you have to go via Bishop Auckland in this add on.
Okay great thanks
Chicken Gamer I've just uploaded a video on the route from Darlington to Durham :)
How do you endlessly drive? There's no free roam and quick drive ends when you depart. Please help
Cat Simulator 2015 You can make your own "quick drive" scenarios in the editor. On the home menu go to edit/build (not on my PC now so just trying to remember) the click the scenario tab. Somewhere there should be an option to create a new scenario, select "Quick Drive". Once loaded you can place the rolling stock that you want. I would recommend that you have a look at some scenario editor tutorials, just so you know what you are doing :)
Thanks!
I live there
still waiting for the class 66
A bit of a weird train but I liked the video.
How's it weird?
How do you know where all the speed boards, stations and gradients are without using the UI?
Mil Pop I drive the route a few times with the HUD on, and make notes of landmarks and speed limit locations. I then just practice until I can drive without the HUD and record it. I don't know if you've seen any of my other videos, but I never use the HUD at all :)
PTGRail Must take alot of time and patience. Don't really get how you manage it really. I'd be useless lol. You'd make a good train driver IRL I think, or maybe you are one? xD
Mil Pop I wish I was one! Unfortunately not, I've never driven a train in real life. This is just all the result of time, patience and a lot of research :)
PTGRail You should think about it. For me route learning is the hardest bit and of you can do it that quickly you have a bit of a talent!
PTGRail You should be one. If I owned a TOC I'd hire you because you clearly put alot of Time and dedication into your work :)
Allllllllllllllllllllllso is this game on disc too?
Sir Peepsalot You can buy this game on disk, but when you install it you will need to get a steam account and then buy all the add ons through Steam. You can't have a Steam-free game lol :)
PTGRail Unfortunately I don't have a super omega intergalactic super computer to run all the add ons :/ Looks like the disc for me.
Tut tut, FYI, all station approaches throughout this network are 10mph with the exception of Darlington Bank Top, Bishop Auckland and Durham City. You should always aim to bring your speed down to approach speed 50 yards in advance of the outer home signal. Also, make sure you place the brake handle back into hold when released otherwise you'll be running the vacuum pump constantly. Nice video but shame you're using non-prototypical rolling stock, 111s would never have driven this route. AP does have a 101 sound pack and you could have used that even if it was in BR Blue, still wouldn't have been out of place given the Corporate Blue livery came in 1964.
purplesmurf2010 seems a bit odd to me, why would you be slowing down to 10mph so far away? which then takes longer to get from the outer home signal to the station?
purplesmurf2010 I saw no indication that I should slow to 10mph, where did you get this information from? I realise my mistake with the brake handle, I do normally remember to put it in the hold position on steam locos and know I should on DMUs. As for the choice of unit, I felt that a green 111 suited this route better than a blue 101.
PTGRail Standard operating practice on approaching unmanned stations, lived next to the route and travelled it for the better part of 40 years. There's a rule in the old BR handbook that mentions approaches to such stations on branch routes, when I dig it out, I'll scan it and you can have a copy. Should help immensely with route learning particularly for older routes. Also, you can refer to the RSSB Driver Handbook which is a more up-to-date rule book covering modern practices, much of which is derived from the old BR handbook. You can get that online from here > goo.gl/3h8yQV
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Edwardzzzz9 hahahaha
And Evenwood station was in ramshaw 1 mile from Evenwood west Auckland station was in St Helens Auckland
Not all the true pictures some bridges that don't exist Cockfield station don't have houses like showing and it is indeed call Evenwood by the way my mate lives in Old station in Cockfield