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Tutorial From Beginner to Pro How to drive a train in Train Simulator Classic
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- čas přidán 11. 01. 2024
- From Beginner to Pro - How to drive a train in Train Simulator Classic, today's tutorial will look at mastering the controls in Train Simulator Classic taking you from a beginner to pro train driver, showing keyboard commands and what all them buttons do! Any questions comment them below!
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Thank you for a great informative video. I have inly had the game a week or so, but every time I have tried it so far I have not been able to move the train, apart from in the academy. After watching this I am sure I will get it moving now.
Glad I could help! Happy simming :)
Thanks mate. I've been playing lately in fixed camera mode in TSC. I thought it was locked but after watching your video researched why I could not look around. Soon learned that there is a conflict with OpenTrack head tracking program I've been using. Uninstalled OpenTrack and now I have a better camera in the cabin. Please share next time you post a video in case others have same problem. Thank you! Excellent tutorial by the way!
I'm glad this video was of help to you :)
@@railsimgamer6123 Forgot to mention that for some reason the video went for 47:43 when only a 23:49 video.
Hi Railsim Gamer, thank you very much for this clearly and great video 👌😉 I am an absolute beginner in Trainsim Classic and it helped me a lot to start and drive this train! I used to drive in Euro Truck Simulator. Also a very great game. 👍💪
@@Kebas53 I am so glad the video helped! Happy Simming!
@@aussiecoffeebean Yeah we are aware there was a fault with the encoding, which we resolved a few months ago
Why is some of this stuff not covered in academy. Like the 2 buzzes between the guard and driver??
I often think that, thought I would try and fill in the gaps
Do you have any thoughts on Train Sim World vs Train Sim Classic and the pros and cons of each? I've heard mixed opinions on which is better and it's leaving me completely torn.
My main criteria is realism, especially how accurate the trains are. I want the closest experience to actually sitting in and controlling the real train - with all the real buttons/systems/etc modelled.
I know TSW has the nice advantage of being able to walk around which adds to realism/immersion a bit, but I heard TSC has more mods so my thinking is TSC might have more a larger selection of realistically modelled/accurate trains available? But I have no idea if I'm correct on that or not.
Thanks for the question personally I prefer TSC due to the amount of mods and customisability there is with it.
So if your after photorealistic finish I would say Train Sim World as it uses a different renderer. However with this sounds can be questionable. Functionality in the trains can be good with a lot of interactive areas such as trip switches etc .
With TSC there are a lot of add one from a lot of different developers, sounds can be also questionable however a lot of third parties now make packs to combat bad sounds such as Armstrong powerhouse or just trains. It's not so photo realistic and is focused more on the train then the environment.
But my go to is still TSC as the limits or what you can do including content building is unlimited
Is there a way to pause the game? For such things as answering the doorbell
Yes to pause it's the 'Esc' key brings up a pause menu
@@railsimgamer6123Thank you very much again.
Hi bro. Like on your video, but sorry if i can't see but how the key for decrease the brake ??? The ' is to up, but how the key turn down ?? I tried everything, edited the inputmaster files, converted the .bin files my way, but none of them work. I can only do it with the mouse. Hugs from Rio de Janeiro \o
So to lower your break it's the :; semi colon colon key, on trains with a separate brake handle, and D on trains with a combined break and acceleration handle :) happy simming
@@railsimgamer6123 This key don'twork because my windows is "single language" ( Portuguese ).
@@ecosdigitaisSadly I wouldn't know how these two keyboards overlap, might be worth having a Google, or even having a read in to the train sim classic documentation.
25 minutes of black screen.
There was a really odd error when this was made, we have since corrected this in our other content