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Member since Nov-3-03 · 342 posts

Hi,The cabforwards from 3DTS are fantastic. However, I am having a bit of a time getting the train brakes to work well with my Raildriver. Does anyone have any setting suggestions for the train brake controller section in the .eng file? I'm getting lots of hunting which makes trying to get the lap after a reduction kind of rough.As a test (since RailDriver works so well with diesels), I copied the train brake control settings from a diesel into the .eng file, and they did not work either with the steam engine. Are there hard coded settings that simply make steam engine train brakes operate differently than diesels in the sim's mind?Thanks.bryce

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Member since Apr-13-03 · 210 posts

RE: 3DTS Cabforwards and Rail Driver

yes, there probably are. Also, steam engines brakes are different from a diesels.

Ty
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