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The brakes are poorly configured-they abuse an MSTS quirk that allows the brake cylinder pressure to go beyond the maximum pressure specified in the engine or wagon file, which OR does not allow. So in MSTS, you get a sensible amount of braking force but in OR the brake pressure is limited to 0.5 psi.
In the latest testing version, 'correct questionable braking parameters' will try and fix that, but in any older version you'll have to find all instances of "BrakeCylinderPressureForMaxBrakeBrakeForce ( 0.50 )" and replace that 0.5 with something more sensible like 50psi (technically, the limit should probably be higher than that even but multiplying by 100 makes the math easier), then also change the "MaxBrakeForce" to account for the increase in pressure (in this case, multiply by 100).
Also, as for the testing version, a more permanent solution than correct questionable parameters is to delete "BrakeCylinderPressureForMaxBrakeBrakeForce ( 0.50 )" and replace with "ORTSBrakeForceReferencePressure ( 0.50 )". This would restore the MSTS behavior where there is no limit on the brake cylinder pressure.
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Thanks for that Phil. I ticked the 'questionable' box in my ORNYMG installation and tried the 'first activity'. It definitely makes a difference.Regards,
Nick
( ' boffin0_reprised ' on TikTok )
Cyberpower Desktop with AMD Ryzen 5 CPU. 16GB RAM. ATI AMD Radeon RX6700 12GB graphics. Windows 11 Home 64bit. RailDriver. Partridge in a pear tree....
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Hi David,
I think it's been replaced by lpsv3-mini.zip - file ID 89028 - and appears to contain the required MSTS files, Although I've not installed and run it (yet!!)
Cheers,
Ged
EDIT : Have now installed the 'mini' version. Open Rails doesn't report any missing files, but don't start at the '_Incline Railway' otherwise you'll be rolling downhill followed by the application of the emergency brake!!Last edited by slipperman; 07-16-2024, 15:40.
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Yeah, the incline got me as well
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Warning: System.IO.FileLoadException: {TileX:-11284 TileZ:14483 X:959.777 Y:239.886 Z:-678.112}
Is this why you can't see it? It's 2200 feet underground.
TSRE's Errors and Messages tool may take you there and allow you to delete that piece so it can be placed where it belongs.
Good luck.
Randy
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Hi David,
I didn't have any warnings or errors in the log, but I only started Explore mode in one path so those tiles were obviously not loaded..
I've just tried to load LRM & McClary activity and saw 15 'Failed to load' tile errors (Scenery objects 9, 148 - 157, 163, 168, 176 & 184. All shown as 'Value cannot be null') together with several sms errors.
Apologies for the incorrect information I gave.
Ged
Last edited by slipperman; 07-19-2024, 15:09.
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