Beiträge von Norweger

Regarding SIFA:

First press St on left MFD. Then select the first alarm, press V=0 two times. Then C to get back to alarm list, select alarm no.2 - and same procedure. After this your cab is quiet.

This loco (I feared I needed to read a long manual and then translate)... was actually easy to set up. Just turn a key, switch the lights on, then drive off. Max 90 km/h.

I see these blue, distant mountains now and then, often in the RSSLO world. I think this has nothing to do with RSSLO or HaSi, but the weather in use. No matter AP v2 or not - this just happens now and then.

Working for MAV for the time being, on the Ostbahn. Using the Christrains 186 in order to get the repaint. It has a quiet and pleasant cab, so for once I have no problem driving without PZB.

1) I'm looking hard for barges and ferries in order to replace atlantic ships (bugs by both RSSLO and DTG) to make the great rivers more realistic. I found a package here, but I'm looking for more. Been searching. but the search gives me nothing. I have a hope you experienced designers can give me a tip or two. I have already gone through Hamburg-Hannover and Hamburg-Lubeck, but find only altlantic stuff.

2) A general question: When I use the BR 185 package that makes a BR 146 from the 185 (thinking AI here) - Does the modified 185 run at 160 km/h or at the max for the 185 140 km/h?

Can't wait to get rid of the grey

A question: After leaving Passau for Regensburg; shortly after leaving Passau I get this texture bug two times, before going down to 80 km/h. I had the same bug when using the old texture upgrades for the Arlbergbahn (which I don't dare to use anymore). Unfortunatly, as I recently reinstalled Passau-Regensburg (in order to remove atlantic ships and replace them with barges), I cannot tell if this bug already was there before I did your upgrade. Anyone else seen this?

This loco/stw is a lot of fun. Walking around in the engine room; being able to use the stuff in there and using the advanced MFD's for shure brings back memories when I did all this real-life.

Since there is not many scenarios made for Nurnberg-Munchen, I heavily modified RSSLO's "ICE 1501", and then happily drove off. Well not so happy approaching Ingolstadt, LZB making my ears bleed, but I'll know better till next time, have to know my line and manually compensate for a not-so-perfect LZB. Swallowed a glass of red wine in Ingolstadt to soften me almost having a heart attack approaching that place. Then had a smooth ride into Munchen. Feierabend!

With the extension and freeware upgrades by @Tobi-das-Tf and RWA, I gave this the best rating. As I have not seen Munchen with my own eyes, I can still tell it's definitively Munchen, just don't have to look too hard at details when leaving the station for Ingolstadt or all the way to Nurnberg. In my humble opinion I also got the finest Schnellfahrstrecke in TSC; driving at 300 km/h for a good, long run.

I have a legal version of Photoshop CS6, still working, cost me a fortune a long way back. I can easily make a texture darker, given this is sent to me as a PSD, TGA (or other formats).

Not to put more load on your shoulders BR-218, but I would love a darker base texture too, that is in harmony with the tracks texture, while we are at this

I think Germans in general have been sceptic to new systems like all my life, based on having a lot of family in the Varel (Oldenburg) area. A long way back when VISA was generally accepted everywhere... nope, not in Germany. Had to get myself Eurocard in order to make swift deals (This being DMark and Pfennig times). Or cash, which I today still swear to use... because when the electronic crap goes down - I always can still make a payment, while the card users have to put their grocerys back in the store.

Same thing in the US in the 80's - had to write checks! (OK-OT).

Great route that has everyting; a high speed line, gravel beneath the tracks, flatlands and mountainous terrain, all in one package. And the approach into Passau is really something to experience. Of course I use the freeware upgrades here as well.

It's a great, scenic route - taken atlantic ships are removed from the river. The route has gravel beneath the tracks, which is very important to me. With GPA update and vegetation/tracks update, it's one of my favourites, and a "stayer", together with the Linz-Passau route.

Had a "crash" today: After replacing the front and back drive units on 3DZug's ICE1 with the latest version LocoSwap, I ended up with a terrible digital noise when starting the scenario. Removing all backup and MD5 files fixed it.

Sorry for not being precise: I meant to say FSclips upgrade plus Tobi's track replacement.

Good finding, happening to me as well. Have found if I remove all backup files after using Locoswap or TS tools I get a proper startup, but I am still not able to make a conclusion about this.

FYI;

Version 1.01 is out. This fixed my problem driving out from Ingolstadt, was able to pass through Ingolstadt-Audi, and able to drive RB16-59089 the other way into Ingolstadt.

You're saying it is noisy? Yes, many old locos are. My Steam 1144 (after the current upgrade) killed my ears (with EFX enabled) with too loud ventilators and the track sounds sounding like I had the side window open all the time. The package I just purchased from RWA solves all that - well done, love it

PS: I have been driving the Norwegian El-16 a lot, also the Swedish RC series (which I understand also was sold to Austria). They are more or less quiet in the cabin, just to let you know what is my reference.

Thank you, Sven. At least I can drive (almost) to Ingolstadt for the time being.