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AI placing and giving orders

Unread postby Britkitfrancis » Fri Sep 04, 2015 2:36 pm

Just like the title says, how do I choose a specific consist that I want to use and how do I give it orders? !*don-know!*
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Re: AI placing and giving orders

Unread postby Chacal » Fri Sep 04, 2015 2:41 pm

I think your first step should be to read the manuals that came with the game.
They are PDF files in the Steam/common/Railworks folder.
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Re: AI placing and giving orders

Unread postby DapperDan » Fri Sep 04, 2015 6:11 pm

Plus you could check out the tutorials that Bob made for creating a scenario. They helped me a lot.
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Re: AI placing and giving orders

Unread postby StrategyFirst » Sat Sep 05, 2015 5:24 am

I know that Matt Peddlesten made a few videos on his Train Sim Live channel. I got the hang of it pretty quickly. It's actually quite addicting to me now. !**duh*!!
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Re: AI placing and giving orders

Unread postby drivertime61 » Sat Sep 05, 2015 11:09 am

DapperDan wrote:Plus you could check out the tutorials that Bob made for creating a scenario. They helped me a lot.


Amen to that!

So many video tutorials seem like a stage for the makers to show off how lightning fast they can fly around the keyboard controls and complete a procedure, i.e. how "smart" they are. Sure you can usually get it after a while, but I have had to repeat some of them ad infinitum before I caught on.

Bob Artim's video tutorials are done slowly and methodically, with clearly spoken dialogue. They seem purposefully designed for teaching. I got it the first or second time in every instance.

In addition to Bob's and Chacal's tutorials at the top of this forum, check out the File Library for more.

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