Running activity under Open Rails 1.6 stable. Noticed that there is a significant difference in train speed indications between the Track Monitor (F4) and the locomotive screen.
Why such a big difference in speed indication? Which is the correct speed? Or are both speed indications wrong?
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And noticed that on odd occasion, and in viewing from either the locomotive cab (1 key), or viewing from head out view (from the locomotive) (Home key), the outside view stutters (once) briefly despite the video frame rate running at 59~60 frames per second (according to the Train Monitor).
Never really noticed any stuttering on previous versions of Open Rails (including testing, unstable, and monogame versions) unless the activities were running at low frame rates (much less than 59 frames per second).
EDIT: Another issue I have just noticed is that on outside view of train (4 key), the train appears to be slightly blurred with double images for the locomotives and cars!? The surrounding scenery remains sharp though. This blurring disappears shortly. Tried taking screenshots of the blurring, but the screenshots turned out to be sharp!?
Never seen this train blurring before until now.
Why such a big difference in speed indication? Which is the correct speed? Or are both speed indications wrong?
speed_discrepancy.png
And noticed that on odd occasion, and in viewing from either the locomotive cab (1 key), or viewing from head out view (from the locomotive) (Home key), the outside view stutters (once) briefly despite the video frame rate running at 59~60 frames per second (according to the Train Monitor).
Never really noticed any stuttering on previous versions of Open Rails (including testing, unstable, and monogame versions) unless the activities were running at low frame rates (much less than 59 frames per second).
EDIT: Another issue I have just noticed is that on outside view of train (4 key), the train appears to be slightly blurred with double images for the locomotives and cars!? The surrounding scenery remains sharp though. This blurring disappears shortly. Tried taking screenshots of the blurring, but the screenshots turned out to be sharp!?
Never seen this train blurring before until now.





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