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Member since May-20-03 · 211 posts

I remember seeing it and I remember doing it but now I can't remember how or find any info on the subject.Will someone please help this forgetful old person and tell me how to set the brakes in AE?I am using the RDC in Canton and start in the Interchange Yard. Unfortunately Mr. Garber built the yard on a hill and the activity starts with the RDC rolling and I would like to put a stop to this nonsense.I would like to set either the loco brakes or hand brakes so the darn thing remains in one place until I want to move because it is heading toward a passenger consist. I would really like to give the player time to survey the situation before having to worry about an accelerating loco.Rick, President/CEO
Blue Ridge & Allegheny RR

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Member since Aug-5-03 · 57 posts

RE: Hand Brakes

Did yo see this thread?http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID3/20135.htmlThere is a fix for the Canton which sets brakes at start of Activity.Be Seeing you.
Michael

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Member since May-20-03 · 211 posts

RE: Hand Brakes

Thank you!Rick, President/CEO
Blue Ridge & Allegheny RR

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