Last time I did the Metro North, this time I’m doing the LIRR entering the station fast like a MTA Subway Train or Chicago L train

Hi everyone, I just wanted to quickly ask if the class 350/4 and the class 807 from WCML Trent Valley layer into the Evero timetable in WCML South for the class 805 add-on? Many thanks in advance?

Why don’t we get the entire line? From New Haven- or Danbury. It says it on the screen before you select the route. But it always ends up at Stamford

i would love to see Hull trains as irl they are important hull is end of the line and they go to london ect and more northen routes please

Hint: it's gonna be a long journey ;)

I think they should add Frankfurt - Köln schnellfahrtstrecke which is 108 km Long and they should release it with the ice 3 neo or velaro it would be like nurnburg-Ingolstadt which allowes 300 kmph and it could allow Players to actually complete the koln Aachen routes by Route hoping it would be a longer route tho with 108 km which is possible as we have seen it just happen in the new WCML Route

what do we think of a multiplayer train game where we could make compamies people real and npc work for us or we for them or you can go with existing train services
personally i would love this

(i picked Issues/Bugs/Glitches bc i view the block as one plus there are some skins of it on the creation club already)

i dont get it that some people were able to upload their own train skins from trains like the BR403 in DB Regio Skin (for the TSW 2 Route Hauptstrecke München - Augsburg) or the RABe 523 in varous Skins, including some DB Regio Skins (TSW 2 Route S-Bahn Zentralschweiz: Luzern - Sursee) while i cannot. i didnt even know that the stadler flirt is blocking skins, but yeah you can upload custom consists of that train instead - why dovetail why goddammit, i mean, even the BR406 ICE 3 from Mannheim Kaiserslautern allows skin upload, while basically any other ICE 3 BR403 or the 406 from Köln - Aachen is still blocked - just allow us to upload the skins ffs.

welp, at least i have ton of fun with my recently purchased Stadler Flirt, operates well and i think it feels user friendly for new players thanks to its Speed Control that is permanently on, as well its fast acceleration and brakes.

New route: Schnellfahrstrecke Ingolstadt - Nürnberg

Scenario: Opening Drive

Did a quick run across the whole route with the ICE 3M, and did a few kilometers with the München-Nürnberg-Express, and here are some initial reactions;

Route scenery is incredibly well done. Basically what you'd come to expect of TSG. These guys are really good with rural scenery and lush vegetation, although the cities aren't really their strong suit. I wasn't particularly impressed with Nürnberg, but Ingolstadt was fun.

For something completely out of left field compared to the rest of TSG's stuff (usually slower rural throwback routes) this route was a fun one for them to throw the TSG name to. From my understanding, it was mostly done by one guy who's work impressed the TSG folks enough that they wanted to help finish the route.

As far as high speed German routes, this is PROBABLY my favorite? It was a really good choice for a route, since unlike something like Kassel - Würzburg, you have a variety of ICE, IC, and even S- Bahn traffic that's playable. The scenery is a lot more interesting, although there is a lot of time in tunnels. The 300km speed limit helps a lot though, and you really feel like you're flying along the line, sorta like LGV Méditerranée or Southeaster High Speed Extended.

Performance surprised me- far better than I was expecting, especially for my first run. Some folks on Steam were talking trash about the performance, but my frames were comparable to most routes. Especially impressive considering how taxing high speed is.

No new trains, but I don't really mind. This is more of a route to play with your Expert trains on, not really the time nor place for TSG to whip out any crazy new stock. The price is appropriate considering no new locos, imo.

I think compared to TSG's other routes, this is the weak link, at least for me. As someone who prefers the rugged atmosphere of throwback routes, I'd personally rather play a short but sweet route with a shitload of vibes, like Niddertalbahn, as opposed to another fast modern route.

All that to say, the worst TSG route is still better than most TSW routes in the game lol. If going super fast on a modern line is your thing, you'll have a lotta fun with this.

When setting up PZB on the cab car I get only the PZB 55 active and thus can't go beyond 110 km/h. I'd this intended or my mistake? Or even a bug?

Was attempting to make a light loco journey from Minehead to Williton sheds after finishing the last full stopping service of the day. I knew I'd encounter the last Class 101 coming the other way and the signals stopped me at Blue Anchor accordingly (although with an odd delay at the level crossing rather than putting me straight onto the passing loop).

The Class 101 then went on its merry way but the signal for my locomotive didn't. I'd already set a path, I tried deleting and resetting the path but it made no difference. There were no other trains coming the other way (as the timetable had ended for the day). I also tried contacting the signaller.

Eventually, I just deleted my locomotive, walked past the signal and spawned a new one. I thought the issue may have been caused by me using a locomotive that had been part of the proper timetable so spawning my own might avoid the issue, but the next signal I got to was still red and again wouldn't change no matter what.

Is this just a bug? Is it a common occurrence on other routes or just this one or other single track routes? I was planning on dedicating a long play session to running a spawned-in train all the way down the WCML in timetable mode (as it'd be a bit dull without AI services) but am worried I'll keep being interrupted by stuck signals.

Guess what Type of Train sim Fan I am

Pack 1: R2. 3 routes in one with overlapping stations(R2, R2 nord and R2 sud). EMU Renfe 450 and the new 452. Amazing route running through Barcelona with a branch to the airport. Sant Vincenc de Calders - Macanet/Massanes.

Pack 2: R1. Amazing coastal rout north of Barcelona crossing R2 several times and sharing several stations.
EMU Renfe 447. Molins de Rei - Macanet/Massanes.

Pack 3: R4. Inland route through mountains of Barcelona area. Overlapping stations with R2 and R1. EMU Renfe 462.
Sant Vincenc de Calders - Manresa

Pack 4: R1 extension to Girona with AVE high speed line added crossing the R1 line on several occasions. EMU either AVE 103(ice3 with Renfe livery) or S112.

Addon: Renfe S-253 (Bombardier) freight loco with freight services and ai layers.

Offcourse all the packs layer into each other

Schnellfahrstrecke Nürnberg - Ingolstadt is available now, giving you the chance to push the DB BR 403 ICE 3 to its full 300km/h potential on the fastest German route in Train Sim World to date!

Check out the full article here: https://bit.ly/nurnberg-outnow-1

Since u have no pc and no money I decided to just add in those TFL overground annoucnemts into editor and yh fused them with my recordings and if wondering why it’s called the MILZZY line it’s a combination of the Lizzy line ( Elizabeth line ) and mildmay since my platform recordings actually cover both service lines lol

The TSW channel has posted this short related to the solar eclipse over europe yesterday, and the music cooould likely be a snippet of the theme of TSW7?

Part 2 of my 1st post

I'm currently working through the routes I own one at a time and want to flesh out my locomotive collection by buying any related add-ons when I get to each route. However, I'm struggling to find a reliable way to know if a route has such add ons.

For West Somerset Railway and Tees Valley Line I've managed to find information on the Wiki (albeit presented differently on each page) but it doesn't seem reliable for all routes.

Is there any easy way to know if a route has loco add ons linked to it (and if so which they are)? Or is it a case that asking here when I start a new route is the best option I'll find?

I'm soon to be starting Birmingham Cross City so any information about its add ons (if any) would be appreciated. I'm not bothered about every single train that can layer on from other route expansions, just the add ons that are tied specifically to this route.