Recent content by rgcx

Here's some ideas as to why the "problematic" rolling stock might be derailing. There's a toggle for derailing on/off. I have mine toggled "off" because I'm a terrible driver/engineer. Even when turned off, I derail trains. Ever try to couple a moving train to a stationary cut or rake at 15...

Just wanted to let everyone know that all of my reskinned hoppers are guaranteed to derail while stationary or in motion. Use at your own risk.

It seems to be working again.

I recently uploaded four boxcar and reefer commodities for TRS 19 and 22 builds. I was surprised that there weren't any canned tomato products for modern boxcars. Just wondering if there's any interest in my junky reskins of boxcars and or reefers with updated loads. Why? I have no qualms...

This might be helpful. Go into Manage Content. There is a filter in the top left corner (mine defaults to Installed) A drop down menu will list several options. Try the Open for Editing. There may be a list of files listed. Right click on each one to revert to original. Another place to check is...

One thing I do before running a session is to make sure that all points are in the default position for the main line and not set to diverge into spurs and sidetrack. Just a thought.

Thanks for clarifying.

Was this route included in TRS 2010? The one set in snow/winter? If so it always was crashing on my rig. To the point that I just ignored it because I grew tired of performing databank repairs.

Disregard. Restarting the computer corrected the oddities.

I have 22 PE. I must have toggled something off while in driver mode. While using the DCC mode, I have no basic messaging being displayed about speed or coupling. I exited one session and it's the same for another route and session. Any ideas what got turned off and how to make it visible again?

Could this be related to the recent update (service pack) ? I had a recent situation where a train stayed in a restricted speed (15 mph) for quite a long distance despite passing a 55 mph speed board. BTW, does TRS 22 PE update itself or do I need to initiate the service packs?

Here's a tip if you want to have flashing yellows on JR signals. Click on the signal and there's a box called Advance medium (or something like that). It will allow flashing yellows to be displayed at that signal. Yeah, it stinks that you have to do that for every signal that you want flashing...

That seems to have worked. Thanks again

I am experiencing this problem too. I have adjusted how I schedule trains from my previous experience with TRS 2010. Even on a route with dedicated double track, frequent track marks and directional marks, drivers have reversed direction passing thru red signals and ignoring directional marks...

What setting do I need to adjust or make so these sparkly tiles do not appear? This seems to occur when the surrounding terrain is raised or lower. In this case a road spline was lowered below 0 and this resulted. I am using TRS 2022 PE.