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Dovetail Live. Train Sim World 4. Train Sim World VR. City Transport Simulator. Train Simulator Classic. Dovetail Games Forums. Arosa Is Now Playable! Joined: Aug 21, Messages: 1, Likes Received: 2, Like x 7 Helpful x 1. Joined: Apr 5, Messages: Likes Received: 3, Last edited: Apr 9, Like x 3. Joined: Sep 20, Messages: 3, Likes Received: 8, Dinosbacsi , Apr 9, Like x 4. Joined: Jun 20, Messages: 12, Likes Received: 18, Like x 2. You certainly can't compare the puny little hydraulic brakes on a car! When we are talking about trains, no, 50 tons might as well be a Thomas the Tank Engine train. That's half as much as one loaded coal hopper, which often are made up in trains of cars. Now THAT is weight, by a factor of two orders of magnitude doubled. Like x 5. Joined: Apr 9, Messages: 60 Likes Received: I would also chime in to say that the update is fantastic. I was running into derail issues going uphill and also had a feeling excess weight might have been the issue, super happy that's sorted though as other said that seems like something that should get caught in testing. Similarly to other posters I agree the timetable still seems erratic, running at speed limits I fall behind anywhere from minutes at various stations. Like x 1. Joined: Jun 10, Messages: 2, Likes Received: 2, They more buggy as DTG. DB , Apr 9, Joined: Jan 10, Messages: Likes Received: Why was the physics not discovered in QC testing? Joined: Apr 10, Messages: 2, Likes Received: 1, So is this update out? Joined: Aug 21, Messages: Likes Received: 1, Jinoss17 , Apr 9, Joined: Apr 29, Messages: 1, Likes Received: 1, Perhaps the qc team were doing their job and driving correctly So I'm assuming IRL on the Arosalinie the train now and then derails randomly when driving below the speed limit Joined: Aug 29, Messages: 6, Likes Received: 18, Like x 5 Helpful x 1. Joined: Mar 19, Messages: 1, Likes Received: 2, Rivet are still spinning the lies that it was realistic previously and they've just made it more forgiving This is in their newsletter that was sent around 20 minutes ago. LucasLCC , Apr 9, Joined: Dec 23, Messages: Likes Received: 1, Joined: Apr 9, Messages: 6, Likes Received: 10, Joined: Nov 2, Messages: 14, Likes Received: 30, OldVern , Apr 9, Joined: Aug 14, Messages: 2, Likes Received: 8, Monder , Apr 9, Joined: Sep 13, Messages: Likes Received: 1, Wekk, actually, you can't blame Rivet for you denying a existing physical effect, that you can read about in any scientific publication for example: fh-stralsund 'In the case of mainline railways, however, another problem requires attention. When the wagon train 'runs into' the locomotive at the Zugspitze during downhill travel, high buffer pressures occur and, depending on the lubrication condition, undesirable lateral forces between the buffer surfaces occur on tight bends. One of the very rare mains voltage failures or the occasional pantograph jumping off the catenary can lead to a rapid shutdown of the network brake, which can result in undesirable longitudinal reactions in the train - in extreme cases with a broken coupling or derailment of lighter vehicles. A limitation of the maximum permissible braking force of the dynamic brake in the case of moderate support from the mechanical, compressed air-controlled train brake is necessary. Particular care should be taken in this regard with meter-gauge railways with central buffers and screw couplings in place e. RhB, FO etc. A better utilization of the network brake can be achieved with multiple units or multiple unit shuttle trains, which generally consist of a few vehicles and often operate in twin or triple formations with the dynamic brakes being arranged in a distributed fashion. As RhB still relies on the vacuum brakes as the main brake , Rivet hasn't told us anything wrong, so you can't blame them for. Both systems are in that Senses with each other through a transmission function valve connected that on the Chur-Arosa route when the valley descends the motor vehicle is electric for itself and the attached train by means of the vacuum apparatus can be braked. At If the vacuum is 30 cm or less, the compressed air brake automatically applies of the motor vehicle with in function, and the electric brake is switched off as soon as the cylinder pressure is on 1. They braked for over 80 years on the Arosa-Line nearly only with the vacuum brake. And they are still using the vacuum brakes, otherwise reports like this won't talk about weak ' brake pads '. Well, actually, it seems, like the shame is on you and not on Rivet. Helpful x 1. I'm not sure? The translation sucks. Do you have a link to the original souce? You must log in or sign up to reply here. Show Ignored Content. Share This Page Tweet. Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password?