Is THIS The HARDEST Tutorial EVER Made? || SimRail Tutorial E186

[@chudy.a]

55:49 There is a lot of mining damage in the Upper Silesia region, which is why the speed there is often limited to 20-30 km/h.

[@SimUKReviews]

Thank you for the insight. Interesting route.

[@fatclemenza7644]

I really like this sim. Makes TSW look and feel almost cartoonish...

[@SimUKReviews]

It feels way more real o agree.

[@kevingraham3161]

Simrail is miles better than TSW4 graphics are just amazing.

[@kevingraham3161]

Enjoyed your video, when you start away don't try starting with full power because you are going to get wheel sleep like you was doing. Bring the controller back to half of what you had and it will pick up with it's own momentum. I use to drive heavy freight in real life, you can't drive it on full power like that from a standing start. It will come naturally to you over time. Reason you was getting all that strange power showing on the dash, slipping like crazy. Another thing the E186 won't give you power until the brake pressure drops to '0'. Reason why you wasn't getting power, look at the gauge in the top right hand corner. One more bit of advice,, use the trains air brakes rather than the Electrodynamic brakes, i don't find the dynamic brake very useful

[@SimUKReviews]

Thanks for the tips!

[@pacpac9140]

There are repairs. Orange triangels signs with speed limit written inside 1:03:04 . Limit starts after the V sign 1:04:36 until the flipped V 1:04:44. You need to take into consideration the length of your train set

[@pacpac9140]

Normal limits are white

[@SimUKReviews]

Thanks, will check that out.

[@SimUKReviews]

OK so just checked this out... I think your saying the orange triangles are speed limits: 3 = 30, 5 = 50, and 10 = 110?? V sign is where the speed limit begins and it ends at the inverted V? Is that about right? Thanks in advance

[@CasualTrainspotter]

@@SimUKReviews ​ There is a guide on the Simrail forum called "Signs and Signals found in SimRail printable cheat sheets / explanations". it is pinned under General Discussion [Singleplayer] in the English section. It explains Polish signals and signs really well, at least for the purpose of Simrail driving. Cheers, see you in multiplayer :)

[@SimUKReviews]

Superb! Thanks

[@chudy.a]

Nice movie, but the best of the best is your "Czuwak" ;)

[@Blo0dyMustard]

31:59 your loco's wheels are slipping 1:08:30 you will encounter a double white triangle with car or truck logo on it, that's when you sound the horn

[@SimUKReviews]

I sanded them, which helped a little.

[@randknu1]

Speed signs are small and hard to see, and speed increases only take effect once the last car of the train has passed the signal.

[@SimUKReviews]

Noted, many thanks!

[@chudy.a]

At 31:43 and beyond you see wheel slippage. You need to reduce the set power.

[@SimUKReviews]

Yeah got it, thank you.

[@bulletstop100]

Deer. wow, they did some deep dives here!!

[@SimUKReviews]

Did you see the windscreen bit?

[@chudy.a]

If you prefer, you can set the radio channel number automatically in Settings.

[@SimUKReviews]

Thank you, no I don't prefer that. My ethos is Ultimate Realism, I want it as real as it gets :-)

[@Tez_Thorn1405]

That train looks like a DB BR Class 185

[@SimUKReviews]

I love these old Polish locos.

[@FluffyAdmiral]

@SimUKReviews E186 was made by Bombardier (Canadian - German Manufacturer) It's used in Poland, but it's not Polish construction.

[@keithpardey1279]

What is your graphic settings on this sim, do you get any stuttering.

[@SimUKReviews]

I run this on medium at 4k 60fps no stutter. Could possibly go higher, but very happy st this setting for now.

[@randknu1]

Having driven the traxx 185 for a few years i can say that this simulated one i just as annoying in real life😅

[@SimUKReviews]

hahahhaha....I was expecting infinite wisdom there! :-)