I was playing The Day The Sheep Stood Still scenario and when I needed to change to another locomotive in the train I could not get train to move until I went back to original locomotive and released the brakes from there. That makes sense, as brakes applied in another locomotive in the same train would keep train brakes on.
But then I had to change back to original locomotive and decouple rest of the train. So I applied brakes in locomotive that I was driving, switched locomotives and then I decoupled the rest of the train. After that I tried to start driving, but my locomotive would not move. I put full power, tried reverser forward and backwards, tried applying brakes and then releasing them, but nothing worked. Locomotive just decided to stand there. Apparently sheeps weren't only thing that wanted to stand still.
I guess that this was because I had applied brakes in that another locomotive before I changed locomotive and decoupled. Of course that decoupled locomotive should not affect anyting, but looks like I was hit by a some kind of weird bug. Or did I do something wrong?
