Very true! What's funny is that I always remember to set handbrakes on cars when I'm in TSW 5, but I always forget to do that in Run8. Thanks for watching!

It's one of the newest routes, so makes sense it'll look the best/most detailed.

I haven't changed any settings in Run8. I do record at a higher screen resolution so that may be the reason it looks so crisp.

I use the list of train symbols on the Depot's website which provides the train symbol, where it originated from, where it's going, and in some cases where it will start and end on the map. Because train symbols are constantly changing in the real world, it's not a complete list, but it's a good reference to help you out. Train Symbol List: www.thedepotserver.com/reference/trainsymbols/

It’s the tags. They tell you. You can find the train symbols on the depot server website. For example on socal the train labeled M-BARBAK is a manifest train that starts at Barstow and goes to BNSF Bakersfield via the Mojave subdivision

@@TylerHall594 Thanks so much!! Excited to try it out

This sim reminds me of Rail Route on steam

Dispatching in Run8 definitely has a lot of similarities to Rail Route.

It's a great region! Even though it's the smallest one on Run8 so far, it still has a lot of stuff to do.

Glad you're enjoying the videos! A new one will be released tomorrow!

Wdym

@@BelugaYTACCnvm this is fenix mb

Maybe 1803?

I was wondering the same thing as it only happens with MSFS recordings and not other simulators. After some research, I discovered that MSFS was using a higher 16:9 full screen resolution than what OBS is set to, resulting in the mouse being off from where I was actually clicking. The settings in in the sim have been updated to match OBS, and the mouse will now be in the correct location on the next MSFS video. Thanks for watching!

@@trainsplanesandgames1 more 737 content. My favorite airliner to fly in msfs.

Puerto Rico.

Starting with just the base Run8 sim for $50 USD is a great way to start. It contains a large section of the Southwest Region around Barstow, CA for you to explore, and also provides a few different types of locomotives and freight cars for you to use. That way, you’ll have enough content to enjoy, and enough track to try out all the features that Run8 has, but not too much content so you’re able to learn and get used to Run8 as a simulator. After you become familiar with Run8, that’s when I’d recommend getting other DLC. The learning curve may be steep at the start, but it’s very rewarding and a lot of fun after practice.