The software that is required for Railworks is on the raildriver.com site for download - so that RailDriver will work - you just need the software.pingmaster wrote:hello again i have found a not to expensive raildriver but it says compatible with trainz and msts but could this be made before railworks but do all raildrivers work with railworks here it is http://www.gameseek.co.uk/pd/PCwu5wgeqr ... Controller
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Re: Raildriver
hi all my raildriver has arrived and it is great just 2 more questions
1 the speed in in kph and i would like it in mph can i change that
2 on the class 377 i cannot activate the drivers vigilance or acknowledged it can i change what some of the buttons can do
thanks
1 the speed in in kph and i would like it in mph can i change that
2 on the class 377 i cannot activate the drivers vigilance or acknowledged it can i change what some of the buttons can do
thanks
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Re: Raildriver
You press Run/Stop in RW to change to MPH or back to KMH. The Raildriver software has an interface that lets you change the functions of the various buttons
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what do you mean by run/stop in rw
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Re: Raildriver
hi
i have managed to change what the buttons do but when i load the class 377, i cannot activate the drivers vigilance device.
i have use all the right keys and i cannot acknowledged it either, but it works fine on the key poard.
what can i do
i have managed to change what the buttons do but when i load the class 377, i cannot activate the drivers vigilance device.
i have use all the right keys and i cannot acknowledged it either, but it works fine on the key poard.
what can i do
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Re: Raildriver
You could tell us which key you are programming and what values you are using. Let us know if you are using MW2 or MW3 also.pingmaster wrote:what can i do
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Re: Raildriver
hi all i have mw3 and would like to use the class 377 driver vigilance so ctrl,shift,numpad enter so those are the keys i need to use so how can i change them
many thanks
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Re: Raildriver
OK. I've checked now.
Shift + Numpad ENTER toggles the vigilance system. Default is OFF. So define one button for this.
Numpad ENTER acknowledges a vigilance audio alert. Define another button for this.
See the London to Brighton manual, page 12
Andy
Shift + Numpad ENTER toggles the vigilance system. Default is OFF. So define one button for this.
Numpad ENTER acknowledges a vigilance audio alert. Define another button for this.
See the London to Brighton manual, page 12
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Re: Raildriver
hi all i am a bit confused i have tried to make it work so what i did is created a new button and pressed shift numpad enter do i need to do anything else as i am really confused
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Re: Raildriver
Well that's halfway there.
Did you save .mw3 file to a new filename and made sure it's assigned to RailDriver 53 as the active file?
Did you save .mw3 file to a new filename and made sure it's assigned to RailDriver 53 as the active file?
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Re: Raildriver
Hi again I have another problem with two tone horns when I use the horn lever only one tone comes as you b to use the other tone
Also will raildriver work if one letter is for two keys
Eg. ( shift numpad enter and to acknowage it's numpad enter ) will it still work like that
Also will raildriver work if one letter is for two keys
Eg. ( shift numpad enter and to acknowage it's numpad enter ) will it still work like that
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Re: Raildriver
The horn lever is one discrete input regardless of which way it is operated. Therefore it will only simulate the action of one keyboard key.
The rule of thumb is: one RD assignment = one keyboard key.
I feel I should say that from the nature of your questions it seems that you have not read and understood the manuals.
I sympathize with this as it also seems that English may not be your first language. I am happy to continue to answer your questions but I would be grateful if you could take extra time to read the RD manuals again as well as the technical notes on PIE's website.
The rule of thumb is: one RD assignment = one keyboard key.
I feel I should say that from the nature of your questions it seems that you have not read and understood the manuals.
I sympathize with this as it also seems that English may not be your first language. I am happy to continue to answer your questions but I would be grateful if you could take extra time to read the RD manuals again as well as the technical notes on PIE's website.
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Re: Raildriver
At the moment RD are working on new scripts for TS2012 that will vastly improve compatibility with the latest updates to the programme and the newer locos available.
It may just be easier to wait for the new scripts to be released.
It may just be easier to wait for the new scripts to be released.
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Re: Raildriver
thanks
i have been on the raildriver website and looked through manuals and the impression i got was you need to create a function so if i need to create a function for the drivers vigilance device where do start
i have been on the raildriver website and looked through manuals and the impression i got was you need to create a function so if i need to create a function for the drivers vigilance device where do start