Train Sim World 2020 - First Look - F40PH-2CAT Commuter Run
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2019
- A brief chat about what's new in Train Sim World 2020, the latest iteration of Train Sim World from Dovetail Games. We'll then jump into an F40PH-2CAT passenger service on a southbound trip to San Jose.
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The reason why the locomotive throttles up is because when you put on the breaks after some time it releases the breaks and uses the dynamic brake system to take over so you don't overheat the brake pads . Also when you pull out of the station do not baby the throttle put balls to the wall that is how they keep to the time table
Michael Huhn the throttle up you hear is the blended breaks it Dose not release the air breaks it just give more breaking effort from dynamic breaking.
That’s exactly what I do when driving for Caltrain on TSW 2020. I put it straight into notch 8 at every station except San Fransisco and San Jose
I’m glad that they didn’t make it a new game, the simply made it an update. Really good
Definitely. When I first heard about Train Sim Wolrd 2020 thought they might try to resell it to everyone, relieved when it was just an update for us that already owned Train Sim World.
They make all their money off the DLC anyway, is this really so surprising?
That's what they do every year with train simulator as well
Train games seem to do that. Train Simulator does the same thing. Existing owners just get upgraded to the new version. My guess is it's because not much of anything really changes between versions.
@@astrosteve
Train Sim is made by the same people as TSW
At 17:30 you accidently put the application brake back into service, which stopped the train quickly. This is also why the train's engine throttled up. Great video Squirrel, as always!
The engine rpms increasing is normal, it’s called blended braking. What happens is, the locomotive lowers the air pressure of its brakes and automatically puts the dynamic brakes on. This helps to reduce wear on the brake pads.
The F40PH is one of my top favorites. I love the engine sound. I grew up in Chicago in the 80s living a few houses away from the train tracks and saw the F40PH Metra trains every day. I thought they stopped being made in the 90s, but I'm so glad they're still being made.
I live in San Jose, CA. I can tell you that what you see in this game is really accurate and is really here. This is a very busy route that commuters use every work week.
B9Bot 1 there’s no homeless people living next to the tracks tho
@@whytwojay Yea visually I'm sure they didn't want to include that.
Yeah, I live near the San Mateo and Burlingame stations, very accurate
@@whytwojay do people really teleport their vehicles through other objects there too?
Sounds good!
Very cool to see my home route here. I live within a block of this line, the BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit subway) line and the SFO planes take off over where I live. So to answer your question yes it can be very noisy but you get used to it over time. For the most part the train runs through industrial zones, though San Carlos just built a bunch of high end apartments right on the line, a friend lives in those apartments and with the modern build quality and materials there isn't that much train noise. I remember growing up that between the San Carlos and Redwood city stations it was decided to build the track raised so traffic could go under to reduce congestion. I look forward to seeing more videos on this line from you!
This is so cool, I used to ride this very route to my first job waaaaay back in the early 2000s when I still lived in SF thanks for the time warp squirrel!
When you realize early 2000s was waaaaaaay back
San Diego is known for it's amazing climate. Pretty much 75F and sunny every day, year round.
If you live there now, are any of the wildfires affecting it?
That shit is like spring the. All year round if so make space for me I’m coming
i'm absolutely hooked on to your msc vids, and thoroughly enjoy the ETS/ATS ones; while initially tad bit disappointed with the fact this wasn't an msc continuity, i quite enjoyed this one, being rather familiar with this route. i thought the scenery was pretty spot on! great work, as always, and you're such an inspiration! now, let's please let's get back to msc, and make a baby! :-)
15:46 My wife's family lived right next to the very busy Lakeshore East line in Toronto (with the trains passing on the other side of their fence as in the sim here) and honestly, you stopped noticing the trains very quickly even when they were in notch 8 accelerating hard. There was a crossing close by (close enough to hear its bells ringing) and again, you'd tune this out when sitting in the back yard or in the house with the windows open. There was an order prohibiting the trains from sounding their horns from the crossing except in an emergency, but they still had to ring their own bells as they approached.
I just bought Train Sim World 2 and revisited this vid because you are so good at explaining in-game stuff.
Ok, this but, you've got guns and missiles.
And also your train is actually a spaceship.
Great video Paul. I keep watching all the train sim, ets2,ats, msc, videos.
@Squirrel I believe when it throttled up under braking in the station it was the "Dynamic" Braking system kicking in.
Love the details, I used to take the peninsula train to work. Great to see it in the sim
This is a very good tutorial and it has answered many questions that I have been wondering about. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Bell in and out of Stations and you don't need to whistle unless there's a W sign. A proper whister is:
Long... Long... Short. Long...
Hope this helps
Same :)
@A real bisexual petrol-head In the game you can do what you want. In real life there are designated procedures. it's up to the player how realistic they want to be with the horn/bell.
It's what the X sight stands for
Pro Tip Squirrel, you always want to be entering a station at 35 MPH and start increasing your braking pressure slowly to get it to stop gently. At 0.8 Miles away is when you want to be initiating your braking.
It's funny how people say how it must be annoying living next to a railway with locos and horns etc, and yet probably 90% of us live by roads with constant cars, lorries and buses, that never stop and that's OK. For me it's the other way round. Traffic noise is annoying, and trains don't bother me. I used to live by the main East Coast line in the UK and after a while you stopped hearing the trains as you got so used to them. So no, trains don't bother me. There are plenty other noises other than trains.
TMV No, in large countries, we’re not all packed in like sardines and there are many places to live where you only hear traffic during commuter hours or rarely at all.
Thanks for showing the game. I was thinking of getting that one. Cheers. Will do next month probably.
Fantastic. First one to explain things properly! Thank you!
Looks awesome fun. Will watch a little later! 🧡🍃
The thing you find strange with the way the train goes and the noise the Diesel engine produces is just because Diesel engines in trains are just electric power generators. The thrust comes entirely from electrical motors.
This happens for several reasons. Maybe the main one is that electrical motors are the only ones capable of producing the huge torque needed to start moving a train from a standstill.
We can produce high torque from combustion engines as well but IC engines need rotation ...and to apply the kind of needed torque from a moving engine into train wheels that are still, we would need a mighty super highly resistant clutch that I suspect is not possible nor efficient to build and use.
That's basically why all trains are electric. Some get electricity from the grid, others like the one here, produce them from big Diesel engines.
I also know of one or other exceptions from single carriage mini-trains that are powered by Diesel without any electric traction, but I believe they're just exceptions.
You dont need to leave the bell on. You only need to use it when you're stopping or leaving really.
Or if you're crossing a roadway
14:30 that's because they don't have the bell on between stations
Lights need to be on bright, you can dim them once at a station but need to be put on bright when running. Also bell on when passing through a station for passenger safety. With the air, start with a minimum (7 pounds of air) and work your way up. Don’t piss all your air off at once. Horn sequence is long long short long starting at the whistle board (W). Also 2 short horns when departing 1 short once you are stopped to load passengers and 3 short when backing up. A little help from a freight railroader. Have fun!
Are the procedures identical for freight and passenger?
Great to see some more train sim.
That sound reminds me of the Overpressure bleed valve on the pneunatic system
Man that reminds me of the Metra trains we had in Chicago. Same cars and engines. Makes me homesick.
Thanks very much for a very informative video on controls generally within TSW.
You got me to buy another simulation game..lol And I hit that emergency brake all the time in this train. Thanks for a superb video.
i live next to a bust train track (+- 2 passenger trains and one cargo train every 20 minutes) and you really get used to it, doesn't bother me at all anymore, i barely even hear it
Omg yes , finally squirrel finally did a train vid
Looks so exciting omg👍
For the F40PH-2CAT training scenario, you have to actually hit 50mph as fast as you can after first pulling out of the initial station. Once you get over 50, that triggers an instruction to apply the brakes. It appears you have to have both of those accomplished before the first 50mph speed limit. If you do, then you'll get the instruction to stop at the next station and you should be able to complete that training scenario. The initial speed limit is 79mph, and the first 50mph speed restriction, where you merge with the adjacent track, is so close that by the time i was in the upper 40s, i didn't see the need to keep accelerating, and so i'd never get the instructions to stop at the next station! Drove me nuts, til i realized you have to go 50 (or slightly over) and trigger that brake instruction, before that first 50mph restriction....
Hi squirrel I just wanted to give you tip to be realistic
1. Went a platform is not your you need yo but on the bell and one blow horn cuz your need to tell everyone your coming
2. Went a platform is your you need to ring your bell to tell people ur coming and to get ready.
But from that your a pro and keep up the good work and content😊😊😊
Everybody gangsta till the brake pressure go Bananas
You get sort of the same feeling in a car with a CVT. Constant rpm. Smaller engine so it won't sound locomotive impressive tho :D
When you blow the horn, it is 1- Long and then go a bit and 1-Long and just as you get fairly close to the road, 1-Short and then Blow at the crossing..
Omg thanks squirrel you saved me some money because I thought you had to pay for train sim world 2020
I live in the bay area and take Caltrain often and it's crazy how accurate the stations and even the train models themselves are.
Really wish they did a route somewhere else than the UK, France, Germany, and the US. Like, there are other countries, you know that right? Like, just let me drive a train in like... Russia, or Italy, or Spain, or like Norway. Not that they don't make good routes, just bring me something exotic too.
Mathias T.W.P I really want there to be the Moscow-Saint Petersburg line. It has many different trains and stops
There needs to be 3rd party content for that to happen usually.
I take it back, squirrel much better and indepth than many gamers
The brakes: they are automatic, so they use all brake systems to stop as required, so that was your dynamic brake activating. The points at stations : you have your stopping markers turned off and you're not seeing the precise results.
Nice video sir. Gotta buy it
Hey thanks for doing a route in my hometown of San Francisco! Awesome city!
Is it?
You must be a commie who like human excrement everywhere.
TallulahSoie yes everyone talks about it! If you don’t believe me, see for yourself and you’ll understand
TallulahSoie that accually seems kind of disrespectful to a native San Franciscan like me. Just see the nicer areas and avoid the dirty areas.
Squirrel when u have the chance, try out the MBTA and they have f40’#
I wanna get home to go on this.
Edit: 17:30 You turned reverse thrust on. xD
I really want to see a British routes with british trains. that would be nice. loved the vid btw :)
This is my replacement for the stream today
I think the engine throttling up is too provide more line pressure for the brakes I've notice that on the commuter trains in Boston with the EMD F40s and GP40s
I've noticed a similar effect with the bell speeding up on Metrolink(Los Angeles) engines when they start to accelerate out of Union Station.
With these train in the more brakes you apply, the engine break pressure decreases and the dynamic breaking takes place all while sending more pressure down the line to the cars which is why you heard the engine throttle up to.
I’m an engineer in the US. The bell just gets tuned out. Also can cars are very common
love your vids paul
thx looking forward to the update.
Yay! Squirrel returns to TS.
Ive got this on xbox and its a very good game to relax on.
One route i would love to see you do is the northern trans-pennine in the Class-101. Its a geared train so will add an extra thing to concentrate on
The red needle labeled "brake cylinder" is the independent brake. 0 PSI = full release, 72 PSI = fully applied as noted on the control stand. Using the automatic brake valve also sets the independent brakes, so you bail off the independent by pressing the independent handle down and releasing it after a few seconds. You NEVER use independent brakes to stop a train except at very low speeds for a precision stop. The automatic brakes are already self-lapping and have been for decades, you don't have to lap them. Use the white needle on the left air gauge (equalizing reservoir) to set the trainline air. The red needle on the right gauge is for locomotive brakes only and has no bearing on the brake pipe pressure.
In other words, at 11:15 when you see the right gauge's red needle go up to about 24 PSI, that's air that's being filled in the brake cylinders of the locomotive. You should immediately bail the independent and it will drop back down to zero, but the trainline air will remain set at 100 PSI (a 10 lb. brake pipe reduction).
Points system unlike in TS doesn't take points away. It just doesn't add them which I like a lot. So even if you blow it at the end you will still have all the points up to that point. Unlike TS which would put you in the minus points which I never liked.
It's more user-friendly.
GOLD... wow trains ... its been awhile LOL
So Cool, I Live in San Mateo:)
Thank you. Hopefully now with journey mode you'd be able to get into TSW videos just like you used to during the TS era. ✌️ XD
Try when all the brake pressure releases from emergency brake mode keep the throttle idle and then put it on and turn it off and repeat that process until it actually puts power. Worked for me.
If you emergency brake once you cant apply power until train is stopped
If you have the star thingy on the track, at stations it shows you were to stop.
hello squrriel i got tsw 2020 collecters edition and i enjoy your content
Love TS and TSW videos. Keep making them please. Also which cpu and gpu are you using?
*Interesting!*
Awsome six
Nice simulation game and great vid dude. Working now on American Truck Simulator in my channel cuz just love travelling.
I've been considering this but have lots of DLC and my own ROD conversions for TS
The dijion station in San Jose is one of the busiest stations in the San Francisco Bay Area because you the cal train which has daily service between San Francisco and San Jose with a four train northbound from Gilroy Ca in the morning and southbound in the late afternoon on weekdays. You can easily walk to the nearest lightrail station. And there is a service between San Jose and Stockton with a connector to Sacramento. And a stop on the Amtrak coastal starlight which runs from Los Angeles to Seattle
Ackshully, it's 3 trains out of Gilroy in the morning. Same 3 coming back at 5:30, 7:15, and 7:48. The 6:07 and the 7:07 is timed to let you catch the baby bullet to SFO, saves a half hour. I like the 6:27 because it's kind of an express train all the way up to Redwood, no need to transfer to the bullet for me.
There's a close lightrail stop to San Jose Diridon, but annoyingly it's the train that goes to east/west from Winchester to Mountain View, not the useful north/south Alum Rock/Santa Teresa train. To catch that I have to wait 10--20 mins for the Winchester train so I can transfer to the Santa Teresa train stop and wait again, or I can walk the mile in 12-15 minutes. The worst thing about all the schedules is for some reason VTA busses and trains seem to be timed so you JUST missed your train, ensuring maximum wait times!
There are 4 caltrains stop in the holding yard over the weekend in Gilroy but all four are not there in the middle of the week day
21:12-21:30 . We’ve been waiting for that for quite a while. Also, no sign of Raildriver support either.
I hope they do a mini update with an extension of the proper line all the way to Gilroy.
Little tip squirrel... in order to meet the times you need to put it straight to notch 8 out of the station.
the locomotive's engine runs at a constant rate to provide power for the passenger cars. not sure if caltrain's locomotives have the separate power generator at the back.
At one point he says “I’m going to turn off the bell because I can’t see.” So the bell blurs your vision?
Lol
Well, they may not yet have added all the features it's supposed to have, but at least they aren't charging for the update.
This sim looks amazing, even with the little quirks. By the way, can the font size be enlarged, in the game's UI / menus? Also, is there a limit to how far you can walk about, from the train? Thanks for sharing this. :)
It's so ASMR'y watching this.
18:00 Because the Oilpump, preshured by generator of the locomotiv power it. You can hear it in real .Almost the best Realest Game i ever See.
from Dominic: You forgot to turn on the tail lights at the back of the train, on the double decker train on the rear.
Isn't that only World of Subways?
I love F40 bells
Yes the "W" sign is called a whistle post
Oh god, it's still doing that shit where the track detail is being rendered a few meters ahead of you. Looks so bad.
Also the heart of the switches look bad.
But does it still do the horrendous "motion-blur" where you get the hideous, pixelated mess on the wheels instead of actually having real motion blur? Then not provide you with an option to disable motion blur because you don't want it anyways?.... Oh nevermind, just remembered there's a hotkey for it. Of course, if it was done right to begin with, I wouldn't have noticed so much...
Zgc
@@PseudoResonance motion blur isn't really a big issue I've found. I barely ever look at the wheels and the pixelated mess around them never gets appearant till I get close to them.
You can easiely get rid of it by editing your ini files though. I put the render distance to 5 or something and it fixed the track issues and also renders other objects further away like buildings and trees on hills.
LoL nothing looks like real life except the track the train and the stations
Squirrel gives me fake taxi vibes
How do the signals look at night? Do they have any sort of halo around them as if they were projecting real light, or are they simply a fuzzy, opaque disk of color.
Workshop and third party support is coming. As a editor is being working on and once that is out. DTG will start working on multiplayer and adding steam locos. People just need to be patient.
Bells are only active for crossings, stations, yard areas
Can you park this thing across a heavily traveled road at rush hour? I always wanted to know just how much fun that is since our train operators do that constantly here.
Of course it doesn't have any of the promised features, it's a DTG Game!
There is a thing being patience and things don't magic appear out of nowhere.
I don’t take Caltrain often due to the cost of taking it to SJ
So after 10 years, they still release and sell scenario's that can't be completed?
I guess I can wait a bit longer till a competitor comes up (Derail Valley looks promising)
@A real bisexual petrol-head I don't wish death on their company, I would rather have they improve their policy concerning bug fixing. ;)
Does this game also include the rice mouse button feature? If so I can't play it because after all these months I still haven't found a mouse with a rice mouse button.
During the coronavirus quarantine, I took the time and finish make sure get my passengers to their destinations and safe, I love this CalTrain and Baby Bullet onTSW , especially coming to railroad grade crossing I can blow my horn, and how make the camera see the street traffic like that? Amazing since I play TSW on PlayStation?
17:17 It was regenerating power, kinda like a Tesla
Did they fix some of the major bugs? I remember the first versions of the game was bugged AF
Your only supposed to use the bell when you’re leaving the station