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I am fairly new to Railworks and have been unable to discover how to change cab ends when the instructions suggest swap ends?
 
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[QUiOTE=TickTank;611294]Try Ctrl and -[/QUOTE]

All I would do is open the cab door at a side where it is safe, climb down on the loco steps to the ground and walk the length of the engine and reverse the proceedure on getting onto the track.
Dun that thousands of times.
 

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All I would do is open the cab door at a side where it is safe, climb down on the loco steps to the ground and walk the length of the engine and reverse the proceedure on getting onto the track.
Dun that thousands of times.

Someone is being witty tonight :D :lol:
 

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Is Railworks some sort of trainspotter game?

The only Railworks I knew of were at Donny Plant and such places.
Or one of the hundreds of rail engineering sites that I have visited on my time on the iron road.
 

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Is Railworks some sort of trainspotter game?

The only Railworks I knew of were at Donny Plant and such places.
Or one of the hundreds of rail engineering sites that I have visited on my time on the iron road.

Argh, don't do this...I can't tell if you are being serious or not! :P

Either way, trainspotter game - I hope not, simulation - yes :)
 

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Is Railworks some sort of trainspotter game?

The only Railworks I knew of were at Donny Plant and such places.
Or one of the hundreds of rail engineering sites that I have visited on my time on the iron road.

If you are serious, then no, it's a simulation. But you can angle your camera at the stations to get a 'spotting view', so to speak.
 

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Argh, don't do this...I can't tell if you are being serious or not! :P

Either way, trainspotter game - I hope not, simulation - yes :)

What is the difference between and game and a simulation is it DOO(NP) ?
Can you simulate pinning brakes down or how many SLU's you can propell from Turners Lane to Engine Shed junction, and could you make this move in the dark?
 

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What is the difference between and game and a simulation is it DOO(NP) ?
Can you simulate pinning brakes down or how many SLU's you can propell from Turners Lane to Engine Shed junction, and could you make this move in the dark?

I'm sorry, but you really need to rephrase your questions and be more clear about what it is you are asking.

A simulation is where an activity such as driving a train or flying a plane is re-created on your computer.
 

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I'm sorry, but you really need to rephrase your questions and be more clear about what it is you are asking.

A simulation is where an activity such as driving a train or flying a plane is re-created on your computer.

I think its sarcasm directed toward can it simulate everything within the railway.
 

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Nope, thats fair enough...lets try again!

I think its sarcasm (I get a feeling 9K43 may work on the railways...but I may be wrong) based on whether the simulation can simulate whether a move would actually be safe to do in the dark or not or such.

Either way, 'tis a bit off topic!
 
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