Has anyone done 3-Step in Open Rails?
How To Do 3-Step In ORTS?
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I assume you mean protection for workers going between (or otherwise very close to) cars?
There is no Generator Field switch to my knowledge, but I do the other two steps: set full independent brake and reverser in Neutral -
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You don't. I don't think such a control has ever been implemented in OR. Even if it has, it probably would require .eng file modification to workComment
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Personally I don't believe you can power off and on your locomotives... Especially when you have multiple engines in a consist... OpenRails doesn't support that feature. Like Todd said it's an enhanced version of MSTS. Neither support the power off or powering up of engines.
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Zach Bell | SkallySimsComment
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Todd
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It is possible to shut down a unit, and it is indeed in the consist management menu.
Press F9, and click on one of the locomotives in the consist. You'll see something like this. Press "Toggle Power", and wait for it to shut down.
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Use the NAVS 567 sounds for the best effect, since those have shutdown and startup sounds.Parker B. - A Misplaced Midwesterner.
Also known as Mr. Two Bits and Mr. Squarewheels.Comment
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Addendum: I tried shutting down a unit which didn't have a soundset that could support a shutdown, and while it didn't stop the engine noise, it did prevent the unit from moving or doing anything that required power.Parker B. - A Misplaced Midwesterner.
Also known as Mr. Two Bits and Mr. Squarewheels.Comment
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Cheers, Gerry
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