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I Just downloaded a B40-8W loco and everything installed correctly but when throttle is applied the engine sound remains at idle. Is there any adjustments to the .sms file or .eng file to make the engine change pitch with the throttle
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You realize that on a modern engine like the dash 8 Prime mover RPM is NOT tied to throttle position but to traction motor load... It is fairly typical to move up or down a notch and not be able to discern a difference in sound....
And on a GE they are very slow to change RPM because of the emissions control krap the computer goes through to make them compliant....Chuck Schneider
(Virtual) CEO
North American (Virtual) Locomotive Works
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