buzz456 wrote:hminky wrote:You can do that on the ground with the 8 view in TrainSimulator.
Been throwing switches and manually uncoupling cars since I bought Railworks in 2009.
Just not as glitzy.
Harold
Yup, do it all the time. 8 key is the handiest little gadget going for switching and I use it when stopping a passenger train so the platform gets positioned with the right coaches.
In TrainSimulator you can move the camera anywhere and with the 8 key you will be set free at that location. In TSW when you hit the 8 key it teleports you to way out in front of the train. Really annoying. But from there you are free.
Minor to some but significant to me is the knuckle couple. The US knuckle couple is an awesome invention in train history. In TrainSimulator the couplers are automatic when coupling just like with model trains. In TSW the knuckles are locked and must be unlocked to couple.
Also significant to me is the camera 3 in TSW. It is bound to the train but you can move it to a ladder of any car and ride along. It lets you pivot (rotate) your view from that location. I love this. I can now ride cars the way they should be ridden.
Thanks for watching,
Gene