[Hack]

I'm using the current public build of OR, but no matter which loco I load (mine, default dash 9, etc.), I can't move any of the controls with the mouse (keyboard works fine tho'). Is in-cab mouse control supported?

FWIW, I normally use the keyboard, but noted the mouse issue while testing an OR model.

[gpz]

 Hack, on 19 March 2015 - 03:34 AM, said:

Is in-cab mouse control supported?

Yes, mouse control is supposed to work in "1" cab view, but not in 3D cab yet.

[Genma Saotome]

Which reminds me... A Canadian received a long awaited visit from his Scottish cousin. Day 1 was spent touring the city and countryside, pointing out the various highlights of which the host was particular proud to show off. The visitor remained taciturn at each point. The host became discouraged. On the way home they drove alongside a bog and the host gestured w/o enthusiasm: "That's a Moose". The Scotsman bolted up in his seat and stared with astonishment. "Whi en Scotland, a Moose is but a wee kreature aboot the hoose!.

[JohnnyS]

 Genma Saotome, on 19 March 2015 - 07:55 AM, said:

"Whi en Scotland, a Moose is but a wee kreature aboot the hoose!.

Jings!

It's Lallans Jim, but not as we know it. :)

[Hack]

 gpz, on 19 March 2015 - 03:59 AM, said:

Yes, mouse control is supposed to work in "1" cab view, but not in 3D cab yet.

Thanks for the info, Peter. I tested some of the default MSTS locomotives, but they too are non-functional (perfectly fine in MSTS tho').

[gpz]

I tried, and it works for me perfectly. Do other mouse functions work for you, like throwing switches or uncoupling?

[Hack]

Hi Peter,

I hadn't tried anything else yet, but will do so tomorrow. Thank you.

[copperpen]

Not sure if it is a bug, but I was using the default Dash9 yesterday and when I used the horn, the sanding light came on. It was the same result if I used the keyboard or the mouse.