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This User Guide includes detailed instructions on the operation, menus, and controls of the latest edition of Train Simulator which provides a virtual world that focuses on the experience of driving and viewing railway locomotives from around the world. With it, you can, drive locomotives through realistic 3D cab views and operate their real controls, see beautifully detailed recreations, and hear sounds just like the real thing, experience driving in varied weather from sunny days to cloudy and in snowfalls, discover famous and interesting rail lines from around the world, find out what it is like to haul freight over mountain passes and open plains, hone the skills of driving stop-start passenger trains through suburbs and cities.
Searchlight Simulations has spent the last five years committed to researching every nut and bolt of the AC4400CW, as well as ensuring the operational practices used by Canadian Pacific were well documented within reason. In those five years we went from just a programmer/3D artist/texture artist, audio engineer, and R&D man, to a team of eight. All people with goals aligned to recreate an immersive experience. This project is the accumulation of all our dreams, and we hope that it shows. After ten thousands of hours of work, thousands of pictures taken, and hundreds of sounds recorded from the prototype, months of scripting, trouble shooting, and many stressful nights, we can finally deliver you the ultimate AC4400CW experience.
Microsoft Train Simulator brings the excitement of some of the world's most famous trains to your home. Harness the engines' power as an engineer using the fully functional gauges and working controls. Sit back and enjoy the ride as a passenger, taking in the scenery as you rumble through the realistic settings. Or take on the responsibility of a railroad designer, using Train Simulator's open architecture and tools to customize and extend the game. Written with the full support of the game's developer, Microsoft Train Simulator: Sybex Official Strategies & Secrets gives you everything you'll need to stay on track. Inside you'll find, expert advice on operating everything from the Orient Express to The Flying Scotsman, essential strategies for handling the game's challenging operating senarios, and hands-on tutorials covering Train Simulator's extensive track and activity building tools.
This video by an anonymous and talkative videographer named "Yo Adrian" takes the viewer on a voice guided tour of the simulated Canadian Pacific Railway AC4400CW (allbeit on the Cajon Pass route) locomotive cab demonstrating the purpose and use of the many complex prototypical controls written into this software by Searchlight Simulations - 2 Apr 2020.
Microsoft Train Simulator (MSTS) was released for Windows personal computers in 18 Jun 2001. MSTS is one of the oldest contemporary train simulators that still maintains an online presence. While a bit archaic today, it laid the foundation for the modern train simulators we have today like Trainz Railroad Simulator, Train Simulator, and Train Sim World. MSTS was the first train simulator to make use of a free roaming play style offering activities for players ranging from picking up and dropping off freight and passengers along with switching operations. However, did you know there was a sequel planned for MSTS? Simply known as Train Simulator 2, MSTS2 was set to improve upon what MSTS started and provide a modernized and high detail train simulation experience. The question remains though, why did Microsoft's Train Simulator 2 never release? - 31 May 2022.