Msts route speed limit Patch#

Autobahn speed limits and coalition talks Only 39% of people in GermanyВ support a tax on animal products - a drop of nineВ percentage pointsВ from June, while 57% are still against it.ДЄn increase in gas prices was the most unpalatable solution to Germans, with 78% rejecting a hike in fuel taxes. The poll found that curbing highway speeds was a much more popular piece of climate policy than other options, such as taxing meat and dairy products. Only 38% said there should not be a limit at all. What Germans think about autobahn speed limitsДЄccording to a new pollВ by public broadcaster ARD, 60% of Germans agreeВ there should be a speed limit of at least 130 kilometers per hour (80 mph), an increase of three percentage points from June. However, the issue has already been taken off the table inВ talks to form a new coalition government. It must depends on the train position.A new survey shows that most people in GermanyВ are in favor of abandoning the country's policy of having highways with no speed limit. The auto scrolling is wrong way to do it.

So if DTG already implemented this function they can get the train position from it and convert it to a different format, so it can be displayed on EBULA display. Just press '9' button and you will see it. The game already have a working map that can track the train position in realtime. Originally posted by Sizigmund:I think it is not a big problem to implement EBULA. So if DTG want to implement EBULA, they need to start from the map, to get it working correctly, so it can provide the information needed for EBULA. Because it is measured by a straight line and not taking in a count all the route curves. So in a scenarios where you need to get from point 'A' to point 'B' and you see that the distance to point 'B' is 30 km for example, it is wrong. It shouldn't happen if the distance is measured by route line.

Msts route speed limit Patch#

The 'Sand patch grade' rout is very curvely and in some places, when the route turn almost in the opposite dirrection, the distance between the train and the next waypoint begins to grow. As I noticed, the distance between the train and the next waypoint in this game, are measured by a straight line, not the route line. On the other hand, it is possible that the map in it's current state, can't provide enough information. I think it is not a big problem to implement EBULA. So they wouldn't even have to do a single timetable. I would even be ok with them just implementing the function to import your own timetables.

That's what I mostly do in real life, too. Personally, I would be ok with them just implementing the timetables and you manually scroll/turn the pages. You won't find this function in one of DB's freight locomotives. GPS guidance is only available in some of the newer trains and then mostly in ICE trains. But if you're held up by a red signal or other things you will have to manually adjust the Ebula anyways. Well, most of the time in real life you either manually turn the pages or you activate a timed dot which will 'walk' along your path with a predestined speed (according to your train data of course). Since all Services and Schedules are scripted, you driving tardily will mess up many things. Originally posted by Kanawha:Scripting is required to change the pages, and even more scripting to have a dynamic EBuLa that responds to you driving slower.