Atomic Systems

Trev123 wrote: Yes I have been held at a red waiting for a missing AI to pass. I solved the problem by purchasing the missing AI. I wouldn't of mentioned it if I hadn't experienced that issue.

Much cheaper to use RW Tools to swap the missing train to one you own as Mike suggested.

Peter

Has anyone else had problems with 1E11 scenario, I have just complete the run and had the class 91 uncouple from the train twice while running at 110mph first time just north of Welwyn North and the second time at Harringay, both times I had to stop the loco and then go back and re-couple to the train.

Sure that's not a Hornby train set you're driving?

Could anyone tell me which providers I need to tick, and under what title the AP East Coast HST appears under in the scenario editor? I have a Virgin repaint but I cannot stand the sound of clanking and banging with the default mk3 running sounds.

Thanks

At a guess I'd say RSC\ECMLS for the Provider\Product pairing, and wouldn't the AP enhanced stock default still display with the default name?

DescendingSadly wrote:Could anyone tell me which providers I need to tick, and under what title the AP East Coast HST appears under in the scenario editor? I have a Virgin repaint but I cannot stand the sound of clanking and banging with the default mk3 running sounds.

I assume you're referring to the extra stock with the Class 91 enhancement pack (as it's this thread!).

The Class 43 locos are Kuju/RailSimulator reskins. They appear in the editor as Class 43 EC-Grey (and nd) - and they have AP sounds [edit: just checked, no they do NOT have AP sounds by default - but you can easily manually install AP MTU sounds if you have the sound pack]

The coaches come from the RSC/ECMLS. They appear in the edtor as [ECMLS] Mk3 XXX . For AP sounds on those, you will need to have the AP Mk3 Sound Pack installed

Chris

Neutral Sections. What type of behaviour should I see in neutral sections? Will the line light go out? Will the train fail if I try take power in one? It doesn't really say much in the manual. Thanks

Yorkiechrs wrote:Neutral Sections. What type of behaviour should I see in neutral sections? Will the line light go out? Will the train fail if I try take power in one? It doesn't really say much in the manual. Thanks

the train may "have these features" but if the route is not equip to have neutral sections then the train wont respond to them as it is not in the script for the route to tell the train when it is going through a neutral section. nice feature to have but as the ECMLS does not have neutral sections worked into the route like WCML Shap it is pretty much useless in the train

If you have WCML over SHAP there is a section in the manual about neutral sections, although it is for the Class 87.

I understand the logic of neutral sections I was referring more to the scripting of the Class 91 and how it should react/function with them.

The neutral sections work on the Kings Cross - Peterborough route, that surprised me!


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Anyone else come across an Issue on the 1E11 scenario where they can't change ends.

I've tried the Normal method (Ctrl+=) and (Ctrl+-) and then used the Activate cab commands as instructed in the manual... but I just won't change ends.

Any Ideas?

Ta

I was initially confused by this but then remembered that the original 91 DLC has non standard keys for this. It is the left and right arrow keys I think.

Peter

I'm really enjoying the sound pack although I didn't know a 91 from a driver perspective sounds like a 319 with the window open at higher speeds.

Also is it only me that finds the horn incredibly quiet in the 91. Feels like I can barely make it out particularly when the motor is at 100%. It's a good volume in the DVT.

K2rover wrote:I'm really enjoying the sound pack although I didn't know a 91 from a driver perspective sounds like a 319 with the window open at higher speeds.

Also is it only me that finds the horn incredibly quiet in the 91. Feels like I can barely make it out particularly when the motor is at 100%. It's a good volume in the DVT.

Just to confirm, do you have EFX effects turned on in your in-game Audio settings? If not, the motors will sound far too loud in the cab and drown out the other sounds as a result.