Advanced LOCOMOTIVE Finishing Touches in Stormworks

[@RMmate]

It's called dead man's switch or vigilance pedal. There is no reason to think that the engineer would or could leave the train. It's main reason to prevent the train crashing, if the engineer falls into sleep or unconcious. Also, on real trains, in most cases u need to hold the pedal/button allways and when u hear/ see the signal u have to release for a sec and than hold it till the next signal. anyway real nice work, keep it up, i can't wait to try it in sw

[@454ss_gaming]

Ahhh very cool, that is interesting for sure :D Thank you!

[@Pengu672]

This is amazing! Those trains work so well together! Can’t wait to be able to use it!!

[@volteerwattson435]

A walkie talky overboard switch? Thats brilliant!

[@beanis87]

I have been using this for a long time before this video, its on all my vehicles including airlocks and maintainance hatches

[@stevenmiller279]

This is a really cool project! I remember one of my early builds I put a mob system on, saved my career mode a couple times!

[@carsoneasterday]

keep up the great work you are teaching me sooo much and showing me what I can improve on my own builds and your videos are a great way too look up how to do something!

[@machkeznho8692]

Great job on the locomotive 454 its super detailed and something to be proud of!

[@BrandanZ]

Noice, good use of player sensors...

[@elijaheverything9644]

When is it being released?

[@GibsonLutz]

If you have the signal strength go into an equal set to 0 (or you could use a threshold) and then the equal goes into a NOT then when you press the radio the bool output would be true. 8:34

[@ThatRailGuy]

when will it be released?

[@GuyNamedSamuel]

Can you make a video explaining how to make ballast systems for military submarines or big subs in general

[@dj.neergamepro]

Would it just be a Player Sensor than, if the player is not near the sensors the train will be stopped.

[@tlfields7854]

Could you please make some weaponized land vehicles

[@catgaming602]

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