4K | Professional Announcements in TSW4???? | This is how we love to see it! | TSW4 ICE880

Today a special video! This is a small preview what Versystem have to offer as first product for TSW! Versystem is very known from his soundboard for TSC and creates nice professional announcements for Bus, Plane and Train Simulation games. This is the first one ICE880! In game we drive on the Würzburg to Kassel DLC. (Link down below) Its a paid subscription but you can now test it for free for 2 weeks! So check it out if you have interest in it.
Verstystem:
www.versystem.de/
TSW4 Base Game:
store.steampowered.com/app/23...
Kassel - Würzburg DLC:
store.steampowered.com/app/23...

[@jasonclaes787]

Why are you braking in the lzb section? When you are in the lzb the train brakes automatically

[@SimWorldLife]

Hi! Thats a good question... In real world the train driver braking always manually! Its not like a full automatic brake system. For comfort and prevent slipping its not allowed to let the LZB do the braking!
And if have a green signal at Fulda station i will not stop at all due to LZB is thinking the track is clear 🤣

[@jasonclaes787]

@@SimWorldLife the lzb uses the dynamic brakes and when your cab speed is 0, your train will automatically come to a full stop right before the red signal.

[@SimWorldLife]

Yes but thats not allowed to do that. A signal is not always red. For example if you have to stop at Fulda it will not always set a red signal so than you missed the station. Believe me you never let the train do the complete braking until to a stop or use it to brake it general.

[@jasonclaes787]

@@SimWorldLife you were still in the lzb section so the lzb can see the signal is red that's why the lzb is a safety system

[@SimWorldLife]

So if you think thats the true go ahead! Ive sit in different moments in the cab and i have seen how real drivers perform on the LZB line and i can only share the information that i have! If you dont trust me that fine.
And you talk about "safety system" thats whole explaining.... Its not a "driving system" so there is your'e full answer i guess!