Voyager Advanced
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wynnetom440
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Re: Voyager Advanced
Watch this video. You can clearly hear the engine noise from the cab. The vestibule cab door may be open but I think it shows quite well what can actually be heard in the cab environment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cs_ibmc1uw
EDIT: Having watched the JT video though, it does seem a little loud, the rest of the sounds though are excellent!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cs_ibmc1uw
EDIT: Having watched the JT video though, it does seem a little loud, the rest of the sounds though are excellent!
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Re: Voyager Advanced
Sounds very good indeed! Volume is something I harp on about a lot though as some of you may know and I'm sure the cab would be a lot quieter than outside but it depends how far you want to go with the realism. Videos aren't really a good gauge of how loud something is as the recording equipment will usually just compensate it's sensitivity levels so everything sounds a similar volume. At least this way no-one will complain about any of the sounds being too quiet.
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Hmm probably. I have a very similar video of the start up sequence (I must put it up to youtube one day), with no sound at all save the beeping and bells and whistles. Could be that the door was closed, I don't remember rightly (two years ago now).
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I think there is, I'm not too sure. I would imagine that the cab has the same sound proofing as the passenger compartment, maybe even quieter as he sits further from the engine, and of course, doesn't have traffic in the cab. It's just him and the computers....
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Having watched the video, at 3:32 the camera moves around to show the guys in the cab, and one can clearly see the second-man's cab door is open. So you will hear the engines going. Then, as they move off, you get an idea of how quiet the cab becomes once the doors are closed. You can still hear the engines rev up, it's not dead silent.
I've watch and studied the cab ride video of Lickey Voyager, and it's quiet, exactly the same sounds when the train is moving. Pulling off, you hear the engines rev up, but as soon as you above say 30mph, then it becomes hard to hear the engines. So the video is correct, you just have to listen very carefully, and see what all the camera sees....
I've watch and studied the cab ride video of Lickey Voyager, and it's quiet, exactly the same sounds when the train is moving. Pulling off, you hear the engines rev up, but as soon as you above say 30mph, then it becomes hard to hear the engines. So the video is correct, you just have to listen very carefully, and see what all the camera sees....
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Windows CE in control of a train?
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Re: Voyager Advanced
Well, you wouldn't want a Windows Vista operating system running the TMS, unless you had sadistic tendencies...TheTazman wrote:Windows CE in control of a train?
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Re: Voyager Advanced
spikesden wrote:Yes RSC should take noteSquidvT wrote:Once more JT show how its done with respect to exsisting customers.
Ill be getting this, and encouraged to take a very hard look at anything else they bring out.
Other devs take note
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Agreed, and devs will hopefully take note for improving their models to this standard as well as their customer services.
Pre-ordered. I'll bet these this model will fly off the JT shop shelves. Hopefully the Class 60 is next up for the same treatment, that would surely fly off the shelves too.
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I don't believe that the fully "dark and cold" driver's cab will be implemented within RW3 scope.TheTazman wrote:I asked about engine start ups some while back and i was told it was not possible. How come we are now seeing this possible? lol.
Nice list of features look forward to it. Keep on trucking.... no sorry simming.
This question has been asked the MTS2 developers and they replied that railway companies are strongly against this feature. Strangely, this is fully implemented in FSX.
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Hmm odd that they are if that is true though.adam3544 wrote:I don't believe that the fully "dark and cold" driver's cab will be implemented within RW3 scope.TheTazman wrote:I asked about engine start ups some while back and i was told it was not possible. How come we are now seeing this possible? lol.
Nice list of features look forward to it. Keep on trucking.... no sorry simming.
This question has been asked the MTS2 developers and they replied that railway companies are strongly against this feature. Strangely, this is fully implemented in FSX.
In all flight sims it has a feature to do that. Not just the MS Flight Simulator line. Others include Xplane, B17 Mighty Eigth (First one i played with cold/ dark as standard), Digital Combat Simulations, Black Shark 1/2, A10 Warthog (Finially can start fine manually but still use phone app check list) and the recently released P51D Mustang.
After watching the Trailer Vid is making me want it more and also the Start up vid shown a few posts back is very intresting.
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How many people does it take to start 1 train? blimey it was croweded in there.
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I think those guys in the cab of the video is either the top bosses or they were on some sort of training....
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Normally, if there is a camera crew of two, there is also a traction supervisor accompanying plus the driver.TheTazman wrote:How many people does it take to start 1 train? blimey it was croweded in there.
Indeed, it's rather crowdy inside.
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I'm still waiting for realistic end changing to be implemented in a rail simulator. Ctrl+plus doesn't quite do it for me. Trouble is my house isn't long enough
An interesting and educational film.
An interesting and educational film.
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Re: Voyager Advanced
Is advanced the new way of saying more expensive? 
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