@JachyHm Thank you for the patches! Now the flashing with restricted 500hz is working just fine. And the LZB braking curve is now properly maintained. Great!
Some other things have changed with the new version 0.95 I found on a high speed LZB run on Frankfurt High Speed: The display didn´t show the speed "200", it just showed "000" when it should have been otherewhise. Other speed restrictions were fine though.
The traction setting doesn´t seem to work correctly anymore it seems. In the 0.941 there was a clear change in trraction when it changed from slow to high setting. This didin´t occure anymore (the bugs were placed well appart and no wheel slip). Also moving the slow speed bug did affect the traction when the loco was well over 30, so it shouldn´t care about the setting of the slower bug.
And lastly two things which could be added: If the LZB speed goes down to a slower speed, the AFB speed bug should step down with it accordingly. So for example I´m traveling at 200 kph and the LZB goes down to 160, the speed bug shluld go down with it. If the speed goes up then again, the speed bug should follow as well again. This should only kick in when the train was traveling at a higher speed before the reduction. So if I`ve set it to 160 and LZB goes up to 200, it remains at 160. That´s at least how it´s supposed to work.
And a second idea is about the AFB speed and LZBEnde: The speed bug will jump down to 0 after LZBEnde. That´s fine as it´s correct. But this means full braking is initiated then till teh speed bug is over the current speed again. That´s very annyoing and not very realistic. I´d suppose after it jumps to 0, just cut the traction, so the user must put the bug back up to the desired setting and reset traction via the lever back to "V" and then "J" again. In a Br 101 for exmaple the traction is cut and you have to get the speed setting back to your desired speed and the reengage power.