TS2012 > More Cab Sway-Hey-Hey-Hey???

[TheTazman]

I have been having a good old go with TS2012 now and the cab sway greatly improves the driving expereince.

I do notice however that on particulary long straight pieces of track that the sway almost stops. I wondered if anyone would agree it could move a little more at higher speeds?

Regards

SImon

[david1]

I like the new cab sway, but could do with a bit more on long straight section at high speeds, but could do with a bit less on bends the lurch to the side is a bit execssive, also could do with some cab sway when going over points. But is a very goon feature though

[charlie99]

I do find that particularly with superelevation, even with realistic transfers between curves there can be a noticeable extra cab sway effect, making it even more noticeable that there is no cab sway on straight sections of track.

[tads1970]

Hi Simon,

The cab sway is a great addition and a step in the right direction but....it really needs dampening down,the transitions are far to violent,if the animation could be slowed down a little
it would look and feel more realistic.As for the straight sections,yeah every now and then a little variation,i'm sure this could be incorporated,it shouldn't be that hard and it's only 1 week
since this option has been available.

OpenBVE has some of the most realistic cab sway and inertia iv'e experienced in any simulation,what we have at the minute with RW3.....it's a start and can be improved upon.

Daz

[TheTazman]

Hi daz

Yes its certainly alot better now. I guess it depends alot on the type of engine your driving at the time. I was driving the deltic on the long section outside of york and was up to about 90mph when i noticed it was not moving very much.

The 156 pretty good also. I forgot to have a go of it and used one of the night scenarios. driving at night is much improved too. Only thing is its sunny here this morning. So you loose the effect a bit. When it gets dark later on i will have another go.

Simon