Intercity110
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I have recently started sung pc-rail and was wondering, what route is the best for a learner of this software?
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pc-rail simulation question.
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Are you looking at the pc-rail modern, heritage or nostalgia simulations?
If the Modern series, then possibly start with one of the terminal stations. Most stock is multiple-units of one sort or another so there are few light engine movements.
If Heritage then one of the simulations on a two-track line is easier than one on a four-track line.
If Nostalgia then you are more akin to the modern series, but you will have a lot more light engine movements to cope with.
I've about a dozen of these simulations. As a result I would advise that you don't try Lewisham to start with - despite knowing the area it is a very complex one! York in the modern series is busy but manageable. Enjoy yourself!
If the Modern series, then possibly start with one of the terminal stations. Most stock is multiple-units of one sort or another so there are few light engine movements.
If Heritage then one of the simulations on a two-track line is easier than one on a four-track line.
If Nostalgia then you are more akin to the modern series, but you will have a lot more light engine movements to cope with.
I've about a dozen of these simulations. As a result I would advise that you don't try Lewisham to start with - despite knowing the area it is a very complex one! York in the modern series is busy but manageable. Enjoy yourself!
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