macavity80

I noticed that since last update, some keys wouldn't work, i.e. for the drive handle, pressing "-" would lower it but pressing "+" wouldn't work, even though the key bindings are correct. The same thing happened with the brake handle: pressing KP 3 would apply brakes, but pressing KP 9 would do nothing. Today I realized that the problem goes away if I disconnect my USB XBOX-style controller. Apparently the presence of the controller, even if not touched, conflicts with the keyboard.

Yes, that would be good, but what I mean is a map before starting the simulator, in the screen where you choose a server and a train to run

I know there is an online map where you can see the current players/bots on the servers. But I think it would be nice to have a similar map in-game, when choosing a server and a train to run. It would be nice to see at a glance how many trains (both live and bots) are on the line and where, and how many live dispatchers. It would also be nice to be able to see where the different available trains are in the line, so you can more easily choose a train that's in an area you like...

I'm using SimRail on Linux, via Proton emulation. The simulator works perfectly, and the frame rates are acceptable, but while driving it frequently freezes (I suppose when loading scenery?) sometimes for just half a second, and sometimes for 5 full seconds or more. This also happens when not moving, if I change view direction (for example when stopped at a station, if I press "2" to look at the train from the outside, and then change view direction). My GPU is a NVidia GTX1070 with 8GB of RAM. System RAM is 48GB. CPU is Intel i5-8500. The simulator is installed on a very fast PCI-e NVM stick. I'm attaching the log for my last run. SimRail_log_2023-01-18_10-14-59.txt