BigVern Posted yesterday at 08:19 PM Posted yesterday at 08:19 PM It has been announced on Facebook (but not yet here on the forum), that the diesel version of the TRAXX will release next Wednesday 30th September. Undoubtedly a Day One purchase for many of us, but information about the loco is surprisingly elusive. What type of diesel engine is it equipped with - GM, GE, Caterpillar or something else? How noisy will it be, both externally and in the cab? Will we be able to substitute it widely in Single Player? Which services and how many will it operate in the multiplayer timetable. Some information from the developers on this would be appreciated. 1
jmluengor Posted yesterday at 08:49 PM Posted yesterday at 08:49 PM That date is also confirmed on Steam. Let's hope they include that information on the SimRail Wiki.
Bulbulator Posted yesterday at 10:27 PM Posted yesterday at 10:27 PM I doubt it will sound as powerful and immersive as diesels in other sims due to the sound engine used in SimRail (Ty2 loco is extremely quiet and buggy regarding sounds, so most-likely BR285 will not send shivers down the spine either). Let's just hope they will rework sound engine some time in the future so it will be able to play many different sounds at the same time without crashing out and the sounds will not sound as flat as they do right now.
jeroezie Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago (edited) I assume singleplayer SimRail made scenario's will get Br285 option soon. I I rememver right, most scenario's work with Eridor libary and then (if I am not mistaken) the locomotive menu is run from the libary instead of the actual scenario. So its relifivly easy to add Br285 in bulk to scenario's. Only the timetable would be off and then their is of course the wagon/carriagre train composition. Obviously will add it to my own relevant scenario's. I really hope the big virtual dispatcher bug gets fixed since it causes mayham to lots of scenario's. Edited 17 hours ago by jeroezie
jmluengor Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Thanks for the video. It's clear that it's not very noisy externally. I hope it comes with a tutorial scenario. 😉
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