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Member since Dec-23-02 · 1 posts

Not sure if this was brought up before or not. Could not find anything about activity ended because of derailment when I search for it in this forum. Anyways, I would like to know if there is a way to increase the viewing time from when your train derails and when activity ends and or if there is a way to keep the activity from ending so that you can view the wreck by either driving the units back to the scene or just view it from overhead if units are involved? Looking for any answers or solutions that any of you msts fans out there may have.

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Member since Dec-4-02 · 10 posts

RE: activity ended account derailment

Im not quite sure what you are asking but I have set up "crashes" and if you change to a different camera just before the crash you can get various views of it. Also just after the crash press the print screen button on the computer keyboard and you can then print out a photo from the various camera angles.

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