Moving off slow - not right?

[Celestynz]

Hello,

So I recently brought RailWorks 3 Train Simulator 2012 and Portsmouth Direct Line add-on.

I drove Class 450 and I found that when I increase throttle to 25% from 0 mph, it move slow, to 1 mph in few seconds and took little long to reach 80 mph (between 5-10 minutes). To make this worse, when I am climbing uphill, with 100% throttle applied, speed gone down very slowly.

I don't think this is correct way in simulator and it is not realist, I tried searching for solution but I can't find any.

Any help would be great, please.

Thanks.

EDITED: This applied same to other train included in the Portsmouth Direct line package.

[Darpor]

I believe the 450 is awaiting an update. The release of RW3 changed the physics somewhat and made it slower.

[ckmemphis]

Does the 455 also suffer from the lack in power? I believe there was a post some place that explained how to get the power levels right on the 450, cant seem to find that post. I did require some modifying to the defaults though....

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[Celestynz]

Sorry for late post, was away celebrating Christmas!

455 did suffer some lack of power as well not exactly same as 450.

Okay I shall await update, will it be automatically install or do I have to download & install manually?

Thanks.

[BVEClass395]

I have the Portsmouth Direct DLC and the 455 and 421 addons too.

The 455 will easily reach 80mph on the one BR scenario (only one I can run - that's in another thread).

Not driven the 450 much, but it does seem a little underpowered - an 8 car set struggled to top 60mph!

Hope an update to fix this problem comes out soon.

[Darpor]

Sorry for late post, was away celebrating Christmas!

455 did suffer some lack of power as well not exactly same as 450.

Okay I shall await update, will it be automatically install or do I have to download & install manually?

Thanks.

Merry Christmas!

Providing you have Steam online, it will update automatically.