Hello,
Tried my first activity in Open Rails. Bad day for trains part 1 in BNSF Seligman 2. I could not get this one to work in MSTS because it would keep crashing the SIM.
In Open Rails, everything was fine until I got past Kingman and I noticed another train was coming at me head on. I had a green light and it is a portion of the route where the double tracks are separated a little bit. I decided to let the crash play out and was amazed there was no crash, even though my train was going about 20 mph. The other train was moving too although I do not know how fast. Instead of a crash, (sorry, derailment), my train actually COUPLED with the other train and started to push it back until my train lost steam, (so to speak), and started to reverse. How did that happen? Is that why it is a bad day for trains? You meet another one head on? My open rails version is 0.8.0.1251.
Anyone else have this bad day?
Thanks,
Michael
Tried my first activity in Open Rails. Bad day for trains part 1 in BNSF Seligman 2. I could not get this one to work in MSTS because it would keep crashing the SIM.
In Open Rails, everything was fine until I got past Kingman and I noticed another train was coming at me head on. I had a green light and it is a portion of the route where the double tracks are separated a little bit. I decided to let the crash play out and was amazed there was no crash, even though my train was going about 20 mph. The other train was moving too although I do not know how fast. Instead of a crash, (sorry, derailment), my train actually COUPLED with the other train and started to push it back until my train lost steam, (so to speak), and started to reverse. How did that happen? Is that why it is a bad day for trains? You meet another one head on? My open rails version is 0.8.0.1251.
Anyone else have this bad day?
Thanks,
Michael




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