UPDATED | TRAIN SOUNDS & PACKS - By J-Weezy Construction

The train pack, rail pack and car packs have been updated by J-Weezy Construction. Version 2.1.3.0 was just released. All new sounds. Horns, bells, startup sequences. It's really great.
This is such a great example of a mod maker creating a high quality product, listening to constructive feedback and releasing updates of an even better product.
Thank you for releasing this mod.
Go get it! jweezy-constru...
#trains #farmsim #farmingsimulator22

[@WithTheStovers]

This was great to see all the positive response to J-Weezy. Even more impressive was how he has handled that feedback. The updates are great. Thank you very much!

[@tite50]

This dude should be modder of the year or hell the damn decade!!! Jweezy for president!!!🎉🎉

[@WithTheStovers]

He did a great job!

[@tite50]

Imagine a flight sim mod like this,then farm sim will turn into world sim🎉😂😂

[@jweezy8942]

Hey thanks a bunch! I really appreciate that

[@tite50]

@@jweezy8942 seriously,this mod has changed everything for me for fs22,I liked train sim world but it was kinda static,this lets me build my own stuff,and actually use it in productions and ties into my farming to make money…

[@tite50]

@@jweezy8942 im a nobody but all fs22 channels i follow i keep trying to pump your mod and get it into circulation,we need a map modder to make like a 4x Or larger railway map,using your railroad mods,so that there’s no ai train crap,i cant even get a map to load in giants editor or id try something like that Hopefully someone will do it in the future

[@romanayo9900]

The GE AC4400CW, sometimes referred as "AC44CW" is a 4,400 horsepower (3,300 kW) diesel-electric locomotive that was built by GE Transportation Systems between 1993 and 2004. It is like the Dash 9-44CW, but features AC traction motors instead of DC, with a separate inverter per motor. In appearance, the AC4400CW is somewhat similar to GE's more powerful locomotive, the AC6000CW. 2,834 units were built for North American railroads over an 11-year production. In 2005, all Class I freight railroads except Norfolk Southern and Canadian National owned at least one AC4400CW. Norfolk Southern ordered the very similar C40-9Ws, although NS would later acquire 36 former CEFX AC4400CWs in August 2023. As a result of more stringent emissions requirements that came into effect on January of that year, GE no longer offers the AC4400CW, replacing it with the ES44AC. CP AC4400CW #9560 and CP SD40-2 #6029 head west towards the NS Elkhart Yard, 2009 Kansas City Southern AC4400CW no. 4575 with self-steering trucks in October 2014 UP 5739 (AC4400CW), in Roseville, CA UP 6521 with a trailing ex Southern Pacific AC44CW UP 6521 with a trailing ex Southern Pacific AC4400CW Design variations The AC4400CW was the first GE locomotive to offer an optional self-steering truck design, intended to increase adhesion and reduce wear on the railhead.[1] This option was specified by Canadian Pacific Railway, Cartier Railway, CSX for their units 200-599, Ferromex, Ferrosur, and Kansas City Southern Railway.[citation needed] The other railroads still used the hi-ad truck design CSX ordered many of its AC4400CW locomotives with 20,000 lb (9,100 kg) extra weight to increase tractive effort. These same units were also modified in 2006-2007 with a "high tractive effort" software upgrade and redesignated CW44AH.[2] Rebuilds In 2017, Canadian Pacific Kansas City (then known as the Canadian Pacific Railway and simply Canadian Pacific) requested that General Electric modernize 30 of its 9500 and 9600-series AC4400CW units. The original units had the original front cab completely removed and upgraded to current GE standards with upgraded electrical systems including PTC and FTO systems. Other improvements GE has made include up to 10 percent fuel efficiency gains, 40 percent increase in reliability and 50 percent increase in haulage ability. The units were subsequently placed into service with the designation AC4400CWM (for Modernized). The first batch of rebuilds (8100-8129) also had their original Steerable trucks replaced with GEs High Adhesion trucks, where later batches each individual engine kept the trucks they already had.[citation needed] The following year Canadian Pacific Kansas City asked GE to similarly rebuild several more batches for a total of 110 locomotives. The second order (8130-8144) retains their steerable trucks. The third batch (8000-8064) will feature an Evolution Series sized fuel tank and radial trucks. In 2019 a fourth batch of rebuilds happened, 8145-8160 & 8064-8080 from the 95/9600-series. In 2021 both the 8500 series is slated to be rebuilt at 8201-8280 and the 8100-series be completed.[3] The Union Pacific Railroad (UP) ordered many of their AC4400CWs with Controlled Tractive Effort software, giving them the designation of C44ACCTE. This software package is now standard on a portion of their ES44ACs as well. CTE limits tractive effort to mimic TE level of Dash series locomotives.[citation needed] In 2018, UP placed a small order for 20 rebuilds from GE of their AC4460CW fleet and later announced that they would be upgrading 1,000 of their AC4460CWs and AC44s into the new C44ACM class over the next 15 years. Unlike CP, the original 20 rebuilds did not receive a new crew cab.[citation needed] CSX also placed orders to rebuild their large AC4400CW fleet. An initial batch of 10 AC4400CWs were rebuilt at Wabtec's Erie, Pennsylvania facility,[4] with 40 more to follow.[5] CSX continued the program and had received a total of 260 rebuilt locomotives by 2024. A final order has been placed to rebuild the remaining 200 plus locomotives and will be compled from 2024-2028.[6] The rebuilds are numbered in the 7000, 7200, and 7500 series and CSX is referring to them as CM44ACs.

[@WithTheStovers]

This is awesome! Thank you.

[@jweezy8942]

Hey Dustin, another great video! Thank you so so much for this! Your kind words and support mean so much to me. Truly I can’t thank you enough. As for the turntable, I was watching your video and it literally came to me how to make it easier! So I just updated the mod, and uploaded it to my site. With the new update, it is just as easy as you thought, just slide the cylinder on the bottom of the turntable into the hole in the base, then hop in the turntable at the shed and then steer left and right to rotate! I updated the locomotives and rolling stock as well tonight, had a few minor issues on all that I fixed. Take a look and lemme know what you think and if you think the turntable is easier!

[@WithTheStovers]

Hey! This is awesome. After work I will absolutely redownload and give it a try. Thank you for the kind words and all the work you have put into this mod pack.

[@FLAME4564]

were is it possible to find the Turntable on the site?

[@BattleshipOrion]

I love me some marine (yes I'mma say that) engines. The GEVO/FDL engines, not so much, but that EMD 16v645e3...is pure MUSIC! That's the sound the default diesel locomotive should have...that and any modded tug boats, or smaller commercial marine-craft.

[@WithTheStovers]

I am really glad to have the sounds! Is that a 2-stroke? Thanks for commenting.

[@BattleshipOrion]

​@@WithTheStoversThe EMD engines from what I've gathered are. The GE engines are hard to find info about.

[@WithTheStovers]

@@BattleshipOrion I love the sound of the old Detroit 2 strokes.

[@jweezy8942]

I agree, I think those EMD behemoths are just incredible!

[@GoldGaming3281]

Awesome sound updates!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@WithTheStovers]

Thank you Mr. Gold!

[@katerinakittycat3849]

To be honest if J-Weezy could make it work I bet it would be awesome to have some geared steam locomotives like a shay, a climax, and a Heisler to run logging trains on maps like silverrun forest since logging is what those engines were built for

[@WithTheStovers]

I agree. I know I remember him talking about steam locos right at the original release. He's so responsive to making the mods perfect. We will just have to wait.

[@katerinakittycat3849]

I just completed a whole loop on the Western Wilds map. It wasn't easy but I did it. Also I imagine the most difficult part J-Weezy might be having with the steam locomotives is most likely the sounds. steam locomotives make chuffing sounds and that could be pretty difficult to sync with the farm sim train physics

[@WithTheStovers]

@@katerinakittycat3849 that’s awesome.

[@katerinakittycat3849]

@@WithTheStovers it took me all day but I managed

[@tite50]

Everyone just get the Superman mod and it’ll grab two locos and a car and throw em around

[@WithTheStovers]

Agreed.

[@ainisabrinaramli3172]

I really like your video Can you make this mod also consoles? If you can try you well gain 1+ subscriber as an reward

[@WithTheStovers]

Hi. I wish I could make it for console. I'm not a modder. The creator of the mod is J-Weezy. It would be nearly impossible to get this mod passed and approved through the game developer to go on consoles. Sorry :-(

[@gordydy5666]

❤❤❤👍

[@WithTheStovers]

Thank you!

[@Diesel.09]

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to make them drive their selves? Im a type person that i would like to be chilling in a field and it passes all the sudden

[@WithTheStovers]

That would be cool. I'm not certain if you can setup an auto drive for them or not with predetermined destinations.

[@SimRacingEh]

Awesome vid man

[@WithTheStovers]

Thanks

[@SimRacingEh]

@@WithTheStovers hey, if you still haven't figured out the turn table, weezys got a short video in his post that shows how to get it in there

[@katerinakittycat3849]

I wonder if that's why I wasn't able to download them because he was updating it and had to restrict access to the file

[@katerinakittycat3849]

I think it would be nice to see some steam locomotives too not just diesels that's for sure

[@WithTheStovers]

Possibly. He has been quite active getting them updated.

[@WithTheStovers]

I feel like I read a post somewhere from J-Weezy that he has one in the making. It's just a lot more complicated with the coding.

[@katerinakittycat3849]

@@WithTheStovers I hope he can figure it out because while having trains is definitely nice were definitely lacking steam power. There are definitely some good candidates too

[@katerinakittycat3849]

If I had to guess the steam engine you probably saw and I think I saw a peak of it, I think it's Nickle Plate Road #765 which is a very well known locomotive

[@itzLuxe]

i cant get elk mountain to load up ? any help please

[@WithTheStovers]

Hi. What is it doing? Stuck at like 65%? I've had that happen to a number of maps. I'd recommend holding shift when you launch the game and when the option menu pops up, use the drop down and select "Verify Installation". If that doesn't work try the delete of the shader cache. If it still doesn't work, try getting rid of all the mods except the required ones for Elk MOuntain. Then slowly load mods back in.