ZUSI 3 Released on Steam

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  • NorthernWarrior
    6500 Post Veteran


    • Apr 2007
    • 6923
    • Swindon, England

    #31
    Sorry to bump this old thread, but still on topic.
    Can anyone who has played this confirm whether or not it's now possible to save a run in progress or is it still the same as Zusi 2, you must finish in the one sitting?
    Vern.

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    • seagoon
      5000 Post Veteran

      • Jun 2001
      • 5161
      • Yamba, N.S.WALES, Australia

      #32
      Vern, here are the changes since its initial release last year......


      REGULAR UPDATEby ZUSI 3 - Aerosoft EditionPOSTED
      Tue, February 4

      Changelog:
      • Extension of the Lehrte-Hamburg to Bardowick route
      • Extension of the route to the Siegstrecke
      • New timetable "Fictitious Germany tact" in the route network Hagen / Paderborn / Kassel / Göttingen
      • BR 218 driver's cab in FullHD resolution; Variants I60 and PZB90;
      • New driver's cabs and sounds for the BR 42x
      • Updated cabins for Bnrdzf-VLok, 120, 110.3, 181
      • Sound updates for the BR610 / 628
      • New LINT 27/41, Citynightline double-decker sleeping cars
      • Switches, error corrections etc.


      REGULAR UPDATEby ZUSI 3 - Aerosoft EditionPOSTED
      Thu, April 9

      ZusiSim.exe : 3.3.5.0
      • Ä Book timetable: page is cleared before importing new bitmaps
      • F ETCS benchmarks, SH, release speed corrected
      • F ETCS radio end corrected
      • N Other speed mat type (as in Talent 2)
      • F Cruise control in connection with driven intermediate cars corrected
      • F Corrected relocations of RBC masts
      • Ä ETCS: Routes are only made up to 13000m in advance
      • F Door status after start with time jump corrected
      • F TCP: Emergency brake ID no longer oscillates between several reasons when there are several trips
      • N Zugassistent pre-sets MBrh, traveler density and schedule times with default values
      • F Emergency braking after PZB start program in beginner mode fixed
      • F Interaction of AFB holding brake / Zbv improved
      • Ä Sifa only works from 5km / h, depending on the design
      • Ä Sifa-LM does not start immediately depending on the type (remote mode)
      • F Interaction between Sifa main and fault switch revised
      • F ETCS: special situation transition SR -> FS corrected
      • F holding brake corrected
      • N Train association file can be linked directly in the timetable
      • N timetables can be shortened to loaded modules
      • N Zugassistent shows traveler density and MBrh
      • Ä Train route information is taken from the schedule entries if no specification has been entered
      • F LZB and recording in the subsequent turnout area corrected
      • N Own speed profile possible for display-guided trains
      • N event "Brh / vMax reduction" for inverse speeds
      • N Event "Book schedule missing length"
      • F crash with "shorten timetables" fixed
      • F Direct start of fzg editor corrected
      • F Error ETCS-vSoll fixed
      • F Travel time calculation continues to make sense even after "departure invisible" entries
      • F Possible crash when driving over the LZB end event fixed
      • Ä Brake intervention LZB-vset target exceeded adapted to the prototype
      • F Crash in the timetable editor for circular sections without signals fixed
      • F Triggering of PZB90 start program when entering train data fixed
      • F AFB may use the indirect brake again
      • N Further header data for book timetable
      • F Horn / speech output for PZB / LZB emergency braking corrected
      • Ä NBÜ test is only in stand
      • N ETCS: Transition on the input signal configurable with substitute signal (SR or FS / OS)


      ZusiSim.exe: 3.3.7.0

      ZusiFtdEditor.exe: 3.3.5.0
      • N Other speed mat type (as in Talent 2)


      ZusiFtdEditor.exe: 3.3.6.0

      ZusiFzgEditor.exe: 3.3.5.0
      • F Direct start of 3D and ftd editor corrected


      ZusiFzgEditor.exe: 3.3.6.0

      Zusi3DEditor.exe: 3.3.5.0
      • F Crash on circular route without specified km fixed
      • F Calculation of bounding radius corrected
      • N Own speed profile possible for display-guided trains
      • N event "Brh / vMax reduction" for inverse speeds
      • N Event "Book schedule missing length"
      • F Click behavior when Visible / Clickable corrected
      • F Bounding radius calculation error fixed
      • F transformation of normal vectors corrected for ls3 inclusions
      • N ETCS: Transition on the input signal configurable with substitute signal (SR or FS / OS)
      • N Structure tree can represent events in signal matrices


      Zusi3DEditor.exe: 3.3.6.0




      MOST RECENT DECEMBER 1st.
      A new ZUSI update is here.


      Here is the Changelog:

      ZusiSim.exe : 3.4.1.0
      - N timetable test runs: removal of the successful runs
      - F Under ETCS, GNT stays away
      - Ä Input devices file dialog starts in own data folder
      - Ä Derailment algorithms changed
      - Ä Last timetables: 16 instead of 6 files
      - N Further data (e.g. for replacement schedules) in timetable.xml files
      - Ä timetable.xml format A.3
      - F Crash with turning ETCS vehicles fixed
      - Ä Adjustment Sifa to testing switch
      - N Various graphical views
      - F PZ80 goes on
      - N Further graphical views on the locomotive definable
      - N Second entrance for Sifa at the same input device possible
      - N Path length measureing
      - N Animateable doors
      - F Wrong interdependency event "Vorher keine Fahrstraße" and dependance fixed
      - N Shift+mouse wheel: FbV, Strg+mouse wheel:AFB
      ZusiSim.exe : 3.4.2.0

      ZusiFtdEditor.exe : 3.4.1.0
      - N Possibility to generate scripts for Arduino
      - N Path length measureing
      ZusiFtdEditor.exe : 3.4.2.0

      Zusi3DEditor.exe : 3.4.1.0
      - N Arc radius can be recalculated
      - N Descriptions can be deleted at the references
      - N References without rail element reference can be deleted
      Zusi3DEditor.exe : 3.4.2.0




      IBM XT i386; 512Kb RAM; 5.25" FDD; 1.4Mb FDD; 5Mb HDD; VGA 256-colour graphics card; AdLib soundcard; DR DOS 6.0; Windows 3.0

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      • NorthernWarrior
        6500 Post Veteran


        • Apr 2007
        • 6923
        • Swindon, England

        #33
        Thanks Bruce. Can't see anything in there specific to saving the game. I'm kind of hoping it gets half price in the Steam sale which would put the price under £30, though the sale seems a bit late starting this year.
        Vern.

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        • seagoon
          5000 Post Veteran

          • Jun 2001
          • 5161
          • Yamba, N.S.WALES, Australia

          #34
          Originally posted by NorthernWarrior
          Thanks Bruce. Can't see anything in there specific to saving the game.....
          Yeah...that's what I was looking for but can't see anything either.

          I thought I'd pop it all in here in case someone wants to see where ZUSI is at without having to go to Steam.
          IBM XT i386; 512Kb RAM; 5.25" FDD; 1.4Mb FDD; 5Mb HDD; VGA 256-colour graphics card; AdLib soundcard; DR DOS 6.0; Windows 3.0

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          • WesternDivision
            Senior Member
            • Mar 2017
            • 182
            • North of Adelaide South Australia

            #35
            The Steam Winter sale is due to start. (22/12/2020)

            https://steamdb.info/sales/history/

            The Autumn Sale was Steams biggest yet, but I did not see ZUSI 3 discounted. Maybe for the winter sale Aerosoft will reduce it since it's been available on Steam for just over a year now.
            Last edited by WesternDivision; 12-21-2020, 18:07.

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            • NorthernWarrior
              6500 Post Veteran


              • Apr 2007
              • 6923
              • Swindon, England

              #36
              At the moment 20% off so blew my allowance on Munich to Augsburg and Main Spessart Bahn for TSW2 instead. Both supposed to be really good, if a bit modern for my tastes.
              Vern.

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              • Robkeb
                1000 Post Veteran
                • Apr 2003
                • 1115
                • General

                #37
                Originally posted by NorthernWarrior
                Sorry to bump this old thread, but still on topic.
                Can anyone who has played this confirm whether or not it's now possible to save a run in progress or is it still the same as Zusi 2, you must finish in the one sitting?

                That is correct; you can't save a session. You can pause it, that's all. After aborting a session before finishing it you do get an overview of your results.

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                • NorthernWarrior
                  6500 Post Veteran


                  • Apr 2007
                  • 6923
                  • Swindon, England

                  #38
                  Originally posted by Robkeb
                  That is correct; you can't save a session. You can pause it, that's all. After aborting a session before finishing it you do get an overview of your results.
                  Ah okay thanks Rob. I will pass it by for now, then.
                  Vern.

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                  • Robkeb
                    1000 Post Veteran
                    • Apr 2003
                    • 1115
                    • General

                    #39
                    You're welcome. Some further information: sessions in Zusi don't take hours and hours. There are sessions of round and about 10 minutes, as well as ones of two hours.
                    Maybe you already knew that since you're familiar with Zusi 2, which I'm not.

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