Metra

[PunisherDead1y]

Anyone got any good Metra rolling stock that's more modern or looks good enough to be used? Preferably any Metra cab cars and an up to day F40PHM-2 would be nice, thanks.

 

[oldman777]

If you had used the site search, you would have found it right away: https://forums.auran.com/threads/is...e-old-saxt-metra-f40phm-2.180514/post-2046771

 

[PhilChorusch01]

You can also find some Metra rolling stock here https://www.wowitstrainz.com/ and https://www.wigwagsimulations.com/

 

[PunisherDead1y]

If you had used the site search, you would have found it right away: https://forums.auran.com/threads/is...e-old-saxt-metra-f40phm-2.180514/post-2046771

Thanks!

 

[PunisherDead1y]

You can also find some Metra rolling stock here https://www.wowitstrainz.com/ and https://www.wigwagsimulations.com/

I've run into some trouble with the Commuter Cabs, they only move at 2 miles per hour, do you have a fix for it?

 

[PhilChorusch01]

I've run into some trouble with the Commuter Cabs, they only move at 2 miles per hour, do you have a fix for it?

I haven't tested them myself yet, I only just installed them when I posted my message above

Try driving in cab mode instead of DCC mode and see how that goes, if you are able to drive in cab mode this would be the engine spec requirements to drive in cab mode. Bit hard to explain because I don't have much knowledge in that engine spec field, I'm just assuming or having a guess that's the requirement

 

[JCitron]

I've run into some trouble with the Commuter Cabs, they only move at 2 miles per hour, do you have a fix for it?

In the session editor where you place your trains and setup the rules and driver commands, you can adjust the engine specs. This is actually new feature with TRS22 because prior to this you would need to edit the config file manually.

Use CTRL+ right-click on the cab car you want to update.
You should see the engine spec listed. Click on that and scroll the list and choose something else such as something from a diesel.

If you don't see that, you can try edit in legacy mode (I can't remember how it's written) to have access to some hidden settings.

I know the diesel engine spec isn't correct. The problem is the AI don't like to drive backwards unless they have a locomotive and will go through great lengths to not to do that including turning themselves around. By putting in an engine spec, by replacing the default one, this will fake out the AI into thinking this is an engine.

 

[PunisherDead1y]

In the session editor where you place your trains and setup the rules and driver commands, you can adjust the engine specs. This is actually new feature with TRS22 because prior to this you would need to edit the config file manually.

Use CTRL+ right-click on the cab car you want to update.
You should see the engine spec listed. Click on that and scroll the list and choose something else such as something from a diesel.

If you don't see that, you can try edit in legacy mode (I can't remember how it's written) to have access to some hidden settings.

I know the diesel engine spec isn't correct. The problem is the AI don't like to drive backwards unless they have a locomotive and will go through great lengths to not to do that including turning themselves around. By putting in an engine spec, by replacing the default one, this will fake out the AI into thinking this is an engine.

It works now, had engine spec was the problem. Thanks for the help!

 

[PunisherDead1y]

It works now, had engine spec was the problem. Thanks for the help!

the engine spec was the problem*^ mb for the typo