Manual for TSRE

[landnrailroader]

Colleagues,

Our friend, Moe Smith, came across a .pdf file on a foreign site, which is in English, and
looks like a pretty good manual for TSRE. Knowing I am trying to learn TSRE, he sent
a copy to me. I notice that Vince is shown as a contributor,
so I assume that some of his hints/tips were included. In any case, it is out there,
apparently a public item, so I suppose I could put it in the files library if there is
interest. Maybe it is already there, but I have not seen it previously.

J. H. Sullivan
(landnrailroader)

[bwbrgb]

You could upload it and I'm quite sure it would be popular because so far there isn't much out there for TSRE .

[geekman]

Please do.

[ebnertra000]

I believe one was being compiled by someone on this forum.

According to the copy of it I have, it was being compiled by Pete Willard with parts being contributed by forum members and some threads that have popped up. I haven't heard much about it lately, which is unfortunate as TSRE desperately needs some proper documentation to aid new users (and experienced ones, too)

[landnrailroader]

Colleagues,

I have just uploaded the manual to the library. It is about 15Mbt in size, and has about
60 pages in a .pdf file. The first part of the manual is essentially what Goku provided
originally. Then it has MUCH much more, well organized etc. If I remember right
Moe said he found it on a site in Poland, but it is in English.

J. H. Sullivan

[geekman]

Wow! THANK YOU!!!!!!

[septf]

or find this tutorial

[kapitaen]

I don't really understand this topic.
The manual is the same as here https://github.com/pwillard/TSRE5-Do...aster/book.pdf
And you can easy download.
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I already said this here https://www.trainsim.com/vbts/showth...34#post1939634

But the answer from Goku was

This pdf is good maybe for AE/CE. For RE it's mostly outdated.

greetings......