Paul B, on 07 January 2024 - 06:15 AM, said:
Hi;
Thank you Peter, the patch seems to have fixed the crashing issue after a quick test today.
Without wanting to take things off topic into development rather than bugs; I do agree with Weter that we should not be specifying if a control car can/should control a specific type of traction. I believe many control cars/driving trailers are/were capable of controlling either diesel or electric locomotives (e.g. the German n-Wagen, British 4-TCs etc.).
As I understand things we just define what controls, switches, gauges etc a control car/driving trailer has. If the locomotive/powered car it is controlling does not happen to have a given control, switch or readout there is no problem, that control simply doesn't do anything. e.g. operating the pantograph switch when controlling a diesel locomotive just does nothing. It would be awkward and limiting if we had to define separate .eng files for a driving trailer depending on what type of loco it is controlling.
I was going to test to see if a control car could control a steam locomotive (I'm thinking GWR autocoach here)
Regards;
-Paul
Thank you Peter, the patch seems to have fixed the crashing issue after a quick test today.
Without wanting to take things off topic into development rather than bugs; I do agree with Weter that we should not be specifying if a control car can/should control a specific type of traction. I believe many control cars/driving trailers are/were capable of controlling either diesel or electric locomotives (e.g. the German n-Wagen, British 4-TCs etc.).
As I understand things we just define what controls, switches, gauges etc a control car/driving trailer has. If the locomotive/powered car it is controlling does not happen to have a given control, switch or readout there is no problem, that control simply doesn't do anything. e.g. operating the pantograph switch when controlling a diesel locomotive just does nothing. It would be awkward and limiting if we had to define separate .eng files for a driving trailer depending on what type of loco it is controlling.
I was going to test to see if a control car could control a steam locomotive (I'm thinking GWR autocoach here)
Regards;
-Paul
I don't want to oblige, but I would like to see such a cabin. I haven't seen this before. I looked through the range of The-Train.de several times, but I always came to the conclusion that there are diesel and electric locomotive cabins. Original is good too.