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somonenamedchrisMember since Apr-8-03 · 52 posts
you know when you press somthing down like a bail off or bell button it goes off after you stop holding it down?MAIN NEWS:well press the button down except this time while holding it press shift then let the bail off, bell, or whistle button go off then release shift. this can keep a bell, whistle, bail off, or any other button on in the sim without you having to hold the button down or editing the .eng file! then take my did you know poll to see if you already knew this.
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Did you know..... [View All], somonenamedchris, 09:19 PM, Dec-21-02, (0) RE: Did you know....., Franklin, Dec-21-02, 11:44 PM, (1) RE: Did you know....., kwk100, Dec-22-02, 04:32 AM, (2) RE: Did you know....., somonenamedchris, Dec-22-02, 05:55 PM, (5) RE: Did you know....., ASR_Q301, Dec-22-02, 06:46 PM, (6) RE: Did you know....., shoskins, Dec-22-02, 08:59 AM, (3) RE: Did you know....., BNSF4723, Dec-22-02, 03:42 PM, (4)
Just about everybody knew this "technique" from someone a long time ago. At least you discovered something on your own.
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kwk100Charter Member · 926 posts
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I had absolutely no idea that you could do this! By the way, what is the Bail off button for?This is kwk100 and I'm 10-10 on the side.KWK100's GE Locomotive Rebuilding Updates (Dec. 03/2002):GE 44 Tonner V2.00 nearing completion, working on attaching all the parts and animation. GE logo and name property of General Electric, I have no relation to GE.
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somonenamedchrisMember since Apr-8-03 · 52 posts
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the bail off button in MSTS releases the locomotive brake that automatically comes on with the train brake. but the brakes come back on annoyingly so my "tecnique" will be of use to you there
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ASR_Q301Charter Member · 562 posts
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LOL!! - nor did i - im gonna take out 2 UP AC4400CW's in a minute - might give it a go - thanks alot
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shoskinsCharter Member · 899 posts
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I think I knew this about a week agyer I got MSTS....over a year ago.
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BNSF4723Charter Member · 939 posts
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The bail of button has something to do with the brakes methinks. Or just for the engineers use when the train is out of control lolLooks Like a Pony RUNS LIKE A STALLION
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