New Jersey Transit Coast Line

[OpenRailer90]

The ATC script is the script used to provide the cab signaling on the New York-New Haven route, also used on the NJCL.

[rarecommonsense]

They say this isn't far off now. Meaning neither is the NJCL, I would assume. The daily release of photo related to this content, in a sense helps ease, and on the contrary, builds anticipation for this. Just so happy that even though the NEC NY-PHILLY section hadn't been updated, fixed in anyway, it will at least be given more life, and attention with this new content. But, I digress.. here is their latest photo..

[rarecommonsense]

Some relevant stuff..

http://www.engine-driver.com/article/show/11726/dual-power-versatility

[thisurlnotfound]

Has there been any update on this route? Was hoping it would be released with Ts2016, but all news that I've seen with this one has gone silent.

[rarecommonsense]

Not for a while. But it is more than likely still in development. Just that their focus was on the release of 2016.

[FanRailer]

Comment from DTG on a post on FB (on the railsimulator page) indicates release date has been pushed back to sometime in early October.

EDIT: http://www.facebook.com/railsimulator/p ... 7939743091

[rarecommonsense]

http://www.engine-driver.com/article/sh ... rsey-style


So, they've also been working on the ALP -46's as well. Splendid!!!

[OpenRailer90]

Really happy to see an ALP-46. I'm unhappy they did NOT make multilevel cars; they would have gone great in the ALP-46 pack! Having been in the cab of a real ALP-46 in Amtrak Train Days I have to say they did a great job with the cab. The nose dimensions do look a little strange...

Once the Fan Railer physics pack is produced, I may add all the ALP-46A numbers the the dcsv file (4629-4664).

[FanRailer]

http://www.engine-driver.com/article/show/11788/european-panache-jersey-style


So, they've also been working on the ALP -46's as well. Splendid!!!

Welp, that cat's out of the bag.

[FanRailer]

Once the Fan Railer physics pack is produced, I may add all the ALP-46A numbers the the dcsv file (4629-4664).

lol you'd really make me produce an ALP-46A traction motor sound mod in addition to the ALP-46 motor sound mod I already have queued up? You're cruel

[OpenRailer90]

Once the Fan Railer physics pack is produced, I may add all the ALP-46A numbers the the dcsv file (4629-4664).

lol you'd really make me produce an ALP-46A traction motor sound mod in addition to the ALP-46 motor sound mod I already have queued up? You're cruel

No lol. Having an ALP-46(O) traction sound mod is fine enough, but having an ALP-46A traction physics mod will also help along with ALP-46A dynamic numbers from me. I have an NJT ALP-45DP and ALP-46(A) K5LA all ready. I am also thinking you will have an option between a steel bell and e-bell as the ALP-46 used both bells.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFnWlRsLtnU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpmaqDanii8

[buzz456]

Oh no! How will you decide?

[OpenRailer90]

This video from Fan Railer is great reference material for the ALP-46 traction motor sound; this ALP-46 (4622) uses a Graham-White E-Bell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4cW-kQtzvY

Oh no! How will you decide?

The ALP-46 and ALP-46A are highly similar locomotives, but with some slight differences. Although this DLC pack will be based around the ALP-46 originals, having a separate traction set for the ALP-46A is definitely welcome.

I am just hoping DTG doesn't put out a similar ALP-46A with Multilevels, as the multilevel cars can come in a PL42AC DLC.

[rarecommonsense]

New screen.. Newark is looking nice. Though the track diagram looks different from the NEC NY-PHILLY iteration. But nonetheless still looks much better.

[Chacal]

I wonder if they'll add guidos on the platforms