Hello,
On, the options menu there is a function "Graduated release air brakes"
But than you have this on all trains, and i have trains with this system, and trains without that system.
I prefer to have this link with a .ENG command.
On 1 of brake systems commands: graduated_release_triple_valve can be solution for have this function on specific locomotives , what can be better is link
like ORTSGraduatedReleaseAirBrakes ( 1 ) / ORTSGraduatedReleaseAirBrakes ( 0 )
1 for have same result like checkbox activated in options menu.
0 for have same result like checkbox uncheck in options menu.
But specific for this engine
Same system like there is for PSI/S of brake pipe charging.
In advance thanks
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Graduated release air brakes (idea for add to code) Options menu @ .ENG file
#2
Posted 06 January 2019 - 03:47 AM
Good idea. Polisch locomotives with Oerlikon braking system have this. You can control pressure in both directions by engeneer valve.
#3
Posted 06 January 2019 - 09:35 AM
Yes, I think that it makes sense to have this parameter within the .eng (and .wag?) files.
#4
Posted 06 January 2019 - 01:50 PM
I agree that this should be controlled by a parameter in the ENG file as it is a function of the brake control valve.
#6
Posted 07 January 2019 - 09:06 AM
This was mentioned a few years ago.( can't believe how time flies ).
http://www.elvastowe...es-and-realism/
Thanks
http://www.elvastowe...es-and-realism/
Thanks
#7
Posted 04 December 2019 - 10:04 PM
Just to add support for this - the present "option" has a much wider effect than I realised.
I unchecked the options box to drive some old electric trains with single pipe Westinghouse brakes - only to find that I no longer have graduated release with either modern twin pipe air brakes or electro-pneumatic brakes!
Definitely something to fix.
I unchecked the options box to drive some old electric trains with single pipe Westinghouse brakes - only to find that I no longer have graduated release with either modern twin pipe air brakes or electro-pneumatic brakes!
Definitely something to fix.
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