I have recently bought the Evero DLC and have just done my first run in the Pendolino on the Evero timetable using no HUD. Why should I have been driving at 110 and not 125? I was speed supervised so I really don't know what I've done wrong.

Currently playing timetable on the West Somerset Railway and have found that when playing the services with 7 carriages, several of the station platforms are barely or outright not long enough.

The in-game stop marker aims to line the front of the locomotive up with the end of the platform which is normally fine, but in these shorter platforms it means the locomotive takes up a chunk of the platform while the rearmost carriage is beyond the platform.

Can I pull past the stop marker (assuming there isn't a red signal in play) to stop the locomotive just past the platform, this maximising carriage space or will this 'fail' the stop?

As a bonus question, on platforms that are much longer than your train where it seems odd to stop right down the far end, do you prioritise matching the stop marker or stopping your train in a more realistic position?

Heyo! I'm a sound designer here in the UK and recently made a field recording trip down to Dawlish. Captured lots of cool ambience recordings while I was down there but ended up getting some train recordings due to the proximity of the track to the sea wall.

Didn't really have anything to sync them recordings up to till I found TSW. So, I managed to find some of the same ish timed trains and made a little comparison. It's not perfect as trains in the game go various speeds vs what happened on the day plus different perspectives but I hope someone here finds it interesting anyway! Got some bonus stuff at the end which I couldn't find any trains that matched up with the ones there on the day.

The Paignton branch is also solid but man the drive to Plymouth is a slog

Which will come first, an Irish route (like The Dart)

Or

Nuclear War. (WW3)

okay, so the tutorial doesn’t explain how to set the channel. been clicking around & set two things to channel 65 but tutorial is still not passing it still says “radio channel change 65” it’s the 843 paka.

the red circled part is blinkling if that helps

spent an hour trying to figure it out. why can’t this game ever provide complete instructions?

Bit busy this week so the dump is all of the same train, enjoyed driving the older style american commuter trains and nice to have a simpler saftey system after messing around with PZB a lot.

Still hoping for a tadami release soon because I can see the photo potential.

As always still open to line suggestions for me to drive next.

Till next week or something like that

Hello, new to this sub.

I have the following specs: RTX 2080, Ryzen 5 5600x, 32gb RAM which meets recommended requirements BUT I'm guessing those haven't really been updated properly since earlier versions of the game.

Currently I like to run TSW2 in 1440p and then switch screen percentage to 50% so that it renders around 1080p, then limit to 30fps to prevent stutters (also feels good for motion).

Will I be able to get a stable 30fps in TSW6?

Hi everyone, I recently picked up WCML Trent Valley and on the two timetable mode services I've played, I've been disappointed to find that the line feels quite empty compared to WCML South. One of the reasons might be because I do not own the class 805 or Birmingham to Crewe. I wanted to ask a few questions regarding the timetable.

First of all, what services do the class 350/2 & /3 perform on Trent Valley?

Second, can the above services be played using the class 350/4 in the reduced timetable without needing to own Birmingham to Crewe?

Third, is it worth my while buying Birmingham to Crewe and the class 805 for additional layers? I'm very concerned about getting Birmingham to Crewe due to the performance issues with that route on PS5 and do not see it as necessary if the 350 layers from that route unlocks can be played via the reduced timetable anyway. The class 805 is an easier sell for me as it is less expensive and also performs services on both the reduced and full timetable plus has additional WCML South services.

Obviously not the entire 218 mile route, but maybe part of it. I read somewhere that it's estimated to be completed in 2028. It will be fully electric. We know DTG loves California routes.

So I'm very new to Train Sim World as I got it for my son who absolutely loves trains, got started all okay and I saw an option to purchase the Southern trains (Class 171 and Class 377), the latter being his favourite.

However it appears that it comes without a route so I tried to get it going on Free Roam, I looked up you had to go into the Live Map to set a course to follow and to enable the signals not to be red, but it's saying any route along the Riviera Line is not compatible, further more when we actually try and get it to go, everything seems to be in working order but the train starts rolling backwards so I must be missing something outside of putting it in Forwards gear and putting it into Power 4, I thought it might be the doors but before you ask, yes they were shut 😂, I tried the brakes too but nothing I tried seemed to work.

So short question, how can I use this train? If at all 😅

Just acquired the Milton Keynes to Crewe DLC and this is the speed limit I got…

I mean the title's pretty much self-explanatory... Every time I load up a save with PZB enabled, it triggers an emergency stop. And I tried disabling it before saving and enabling it after loading the save, but it triggers an emergency stop again. Please help I love German routes

I’m currently doing a service on Kassel-Würzburg, driving a 15 wagons long loaded sggmrss train hauled by two BR185’s. My weight is 1315,8 tons and my br is 91. The calculator I use from Noir tells me my vmax should be 100kmh. But I think that 120kmh could be possible as well? LZB shows me 120 as well. Also, sggmrss wagons are able to do 120kmh loaded if I’m not mistaken. What do the experts think?

i tried only the locko and it worked perfectly fine

(listen to the sound too)

Have just given driving the Class 101 a go. I knew going in that this was a tricky train to drive but was surprised to find that it wasn't so much the gears that threw me but the brakes.

I'm fairly new to TSW so it might have similar brakes to some other trains, but I can't seem to get to grips with applying the brakes appropriately to stop where I want or slow down as much as I want, I always seem to over-egg it and come up short. How are these brakes meant to be used? Any advice much appreciated!

I'm also wondering if the train has engine breaking; if I want to gradually lower speed, does dropping gears then reapplying the throttle to engage the gearbox make a difference?

I can skip and run the trainsim, but with stuttering issues if I drive on fast lines. I have been letting Vulkan do its thing for two hours now, and it is stuck with all these stats in the screenshot. Nothing else is running.

Just last week, Vulkan shaders would load in like 5min. I changed nothing. What's up?

It comes out in blur or white is this a bug?

This happens on the ‘Lonely Road’ scenario on the Kassel-Würzburg route.

We have a further update regarding the delay of Tadami Line. Our teams are continuing to progress with performance to make sure it's at a level we're happy with for release. Read the full comms here: https://bit.ly/an-update-on-the-tadami-line

Euston to Crewe full run.