When you come to a crossing: blow your horn twice long, blow your horn once short, and blow your horn once long until your loco starts to enter the crossing.
Goes to train engineer job just to piss of people and say so when is my " training " and multiple train puns , just to get slapped in the face by the conductor
Brought back memories watching this. My grandad was an engineer and brought me and my little brother along on some short night rides when the higher ups weren't there. Looked exactly like this one. Only thing I noticed that was missing was the radio.
the top speed of that particular locomotive type, which is an EMD SD40-2, is 65 mph with standard gearing. and your explanation of dynamic braking was great. A diesel locomotive works by using a diesel engine to turn an electric generator, which powers electric traction motors, which drive the wheels. the dynamic brake reverses the polarity of those motors, thus slowing the train down, and the excess energy is dispersed as heat. and by the way, when you're slowing the train down, you don't mess with the reverser setting, even putting it in neutral. i'm pretty sure moving the reverser while the train is in motion can cause damage.
the cold start procedure is pretty simple. to start you are going to want to climb aboard the train if you have not already, then you are going to proceed to the midsection of the locomotive, around the midsection of locomotive you are going to see some latches, once you have located them you will going to want to release them, then you are going to want to open the panel which should review the engine, depending on which side of the engine you open the engine housing from you are going to see a prime/start switch, you are going to want to hold the switch in the prime position for a few seconds, then put it into start position and then you should hear the engine starting up
Great video. I liked your commentary. To clear up the dynamic blare mystery, when any electric motor is given electricity, it turns. When electricity is taken off it, as long as it it is still turning, it generates electricity. What the dynamic brake does is creates a resistance (A partial short) across the traction motors. That makes it harder for the motor to turn, but that won't stop it all together. The slower it turns, the less electricity it will produce, so get your hands on those air brakes if you are at 10 miles a hour or less.
Gray, Although DTG is not one of the bigger studios you can hardly call them indie. They are making train sims since MSTS litterally, DTG evolved from the original MSTS team, made railworks, Train Simulator 20xx, are developing the current FSX and a fishing sim and are developing a new flight sim. Few tips: Normally you do not use the reverser for braking. However, if you dod so consider this. The reverser controls the direction your engine will send you. Putting the reverser back when you go forward and then throttles up will give a braking effect as well. I used that in TS2017 on yards for quick coupling and reversing out of sidings. (below 5mph speeds only) TSW will run on DLC, if it's predecessor is any indication be prepared to pull your wallet often in the future, TS2017 DLC is hanging around the $4k mark. However.... steam... sales... use... TSW is basically TS2017 with better graphics and physics, I would recommend you check out MattPeddlesden on youtube. Besides him being one of the devs of this game he has some really useful content to learn more about the game and the engines in it. His channel goes by TrainSimLive. I am sure that, just like with MSTS and TS20xx, there will be loads of freeware mods on the internet. Keep an eye on sites like railworksamerica.com (US content) uktrainsim.com (UK content) and railsim.de (EU content) these are the contries the previous game focused n most and they are likely to do the same in this game. Play in moderation, or you will get addicted :P
The green, yellow and red symbols are your signals usually when you see a yellow signal go half the speed because the next signal might be red and you will need to stop at that signal due to another train ahead or a switch that dispatcher needs to switch for you. The blue icon is your waypoints or check points when it says go via on the top left you keep going, you only stop when it says stop on the top left or something like that it might say pick up passengers when they add it, it might say load up with coal, always on the top left it will always tell you what to do
ahhh the nostalgia of this video! Im obsessed with trains and train sims. Train Sim World 3 just released and it reminds me of when i bought the first one right as it came out. I thought it was amazing! so many good memories
That's cool! My Grandpa worked at the yard for years and lived in Cumberland his whole life, so I've been there a few times as a kid :) it was nice reminiscence when Gray started the game out there.
this is what the bail off for the independent brake means. "bailing" off the locomotive brakes . Engineers are required to do this each time an automatic reduction is made on the brake pipe to prevent brake cylinder pressure on the locomotive from developing .
I've been to the Cumberland yard as a kid! It is indeed large, and pretty crazy how they just roll box-cars down the hill into the yard to connect them to the various trains! 8:25 is headed into the town, and you don't really see it, but the opposite side of that little two lane road would be the [IRL] residential area and my Grandparents' Church right on the corner
That is very accurate model in those engines were made in the late 80s and early 90s primarily so back then they didn’t have all the digital displays that we do now
nobody asked you though, so, like, are you one of those people that shows off their passion, I mean, I'm a pilot but I don't walk up to everyone and yell "look at me I'm a pilot, I'm so cool, look at me!", so yeah, fuck you too dude
that's pretty accurate for the older diesel electric trains from the 60s up to some that are still in service the newer ones are more digital gauges and switch placement changes
Gray the dynamic brake is putting power to the engine but it is reversing the traction motors and you have to put the throttle to neutral before using the dynamic
The independent brake affects *all* locomotives in the consist, that is what some of those hoses between the locomotives are for. And on a grade you'd want you use the dynamic brakes.
Hi Gray, sorry that this comment is so late, but yes the cab interior is incredibly accurate, considering the fact that the railroad based on this game is a real life railroad in America, so yes the cab interiors are accurate.
the locomotive you are operating is an EMD SD40-2. yes the simulator is an almost perfect rendition of the real thing. i model locomotives for its predecessor train simulator 2017 witch is just a little less complicated.
If I were you Grey when you are slowing down/braking don't switch the reverser to Neutral while the engine is moving. Switch the reverser only when you are fully stopped.
i cant believe the detail they did an amazing job with the Cumberland yard and all the scenery is spot on im from Cumberland and it was cool seeing this my dad was a conductor and it was like riding on the train with him i would love to hear what he would think about this if he was still alive thanks for making the video im going to get this sim now that i know how good it is
The "yellow dot" marks a Yellow or "Caution Signal" this means that the next signal is Red or "Danger" and that you should slow down and prepare to stop at the next signals, a flashing yellow or "Advance Caution" means the next signal is Yellow (Caution) and that the signal after that is Red, green means "All clear" and that the next signal is Either going to be Green or Yellow, but not Red, and that you can continue at line speed. Just thought that might be useful to know!
@@Sinnbad21 You should stop before you pass the light, that comment can be a little confusing, but what I meant was that a yellow signal means the next signal is red, and that you should slow down and prepare to stop FOR the red. The red signal in trains is similar to the red of traffic lights, you don't go through red lights on the road, the same applies to the rails.
@@Sinnbad21 No problem, but my knowledge is in trains in general, not specifically TSW. However, because it's such a realistic train game, all the rules from my general train knowledge apply here, so I can't tell you the length of routes, for example, but how to read signals, that I can do.
Bailey Chap Do you know the differences between all the different brakes on the trains? Auto Brake, Independent Brake, Electric Brake, Emergency Brake, Direct Brake, etc... there’s a few more I’m forgetting
He does it again! Love trains and love GrayStillPlays: perfect marriage. B) Will take some switching back to Train Mechanic Simulator since every knob and switch is controllable in this game. :P
Lol when I played this game, I hooked the locos to the train and got out to switch a train track position, but I had forgotten to put the brakes on the train so it was now a runaway train (as we were on a slight slope), I was running for miles before it eventually stopped to let me back on.
dynamic brake turns the traction motors into generators using the momentum of the wheels to create electricity which goes to grids as heat. best used to bunch your train at speed instead of using your independent. the independent works similar to a brake pedal and best used under 15 mph and lightly to avoid flat spots.
Lol when I played this game, I hooked the locos to the train and got out to switch a train track position, but I had forgotten to put the brakes on the train so it was now a runaway train (as we were on a slight slope), I was running for miles before it eventually stopped to let me back on. Thank goodness it wasnt at full throttle like in the movie!
Remember back when Gray didn't try to break the game
OutsideXbox&OutsideXtra seem to have began playing these sorts of games too
*didn't have to try
I have amnesia
man those times are just probably a hoax gray always breaks the game
And actually tried playing them
Real engineer here: You *have* to use full brightness headlights is the direction of movement per FRA regulations. (With exceptions)
Even in daylight you put them on bright? I never knew that!
Yes, we have to be visible from a very long distance.
Aah, okay. Ty for the information.
Okay, thank you ironmatic
but haha this is a game. THERE ARE NO RULES IN GAME *LOGIC*!
When you come to a crossing: blow your horn twice long, blow your horn once short, and blow your horn once long until your loco starts to enter the crossing.
Conrail 1634 AAaAaAaaaaaxxxdeexxex
@William Shearn bell rings automatically when horn blows.
@William Shearn I know only the freight and amtrak have them.
No s***
Don't forget your wig wag ditch lights. Gotta make yourself as visible as you can.
*opens window* "I can hear a diesel engine! Thats a sound i like to hear! *closes the window*.... Makes no sense :D
Just as I heard it too :)
Goes to train engineer job just to piss of people and say so when is my " training " and multiple train puns , just to get slapped in the face by the conductor
Your're off the rails mate.
Phill dick head
That's incredible how accurate that is. Giving me an anxiety attack when you dint check switches or anything you're supposed to do. Nightmares
how am i suspecting that somehow grays train will turn into a glitchy plane?
Because you probably remembered the vietnam war of computers while typing this.
More of this! It looks beautiful.
Brought back memories watching this. My grandad was an engineer and brought me and my little brother along on some short night rides when the higher ups weren't there. Looked exactly like this one. Only thing I noticed that was missing was the radio.
Wow! Thats so neat!
What a cool memory
the top speed of that particular locomotive type, which is an EMD SD40-2, is 65 mph with standard gearing. and your explanation of dynamic braking was great. A diesel locomotive works by using a diesel engine to turn an electric generator, which powers electric traction motors, which drive the wheels. the dynamic brake reverses the polarity of those motors, thus slowing the train down, and the excess energy is dispersed as heat. and by the way, when you're slowing the train down, you don't mess with the reverser setting, even putting it in neutral. i'm pretty sure moving the reverser while the train is in motion can cause damage.
I used to work for the rail road, that is extremely accurate.
this needs VR support!
I'd buy it then!
THE JA ARMY really
17:07 “oh no, my Engineer man is gone! I don’t know, maybe he’ll be back some day!” 😂😂😂😂
the cold start procedure is pretty simple. to start you are going to want to climb aboard the train if you have not already, then you are going to proceed to the midsection of the locomotive, around the midsection of locomotive you are going to see some latches, once you have located them you will going to want to release them, then you are going to want to open the panel which should review the engine, depending on which side of the engine you open the engine housing from you are going to see a prime/start switch, you are going to want to hold the switch in the prime position for a few seconds, then put it into start position and then you should hear the engine starting up
"Its a loud ass day today" -Grey
Great video. I liked your commentary. To clear up the dynamic blare mystery, when any electric motor is given electricity, it turns. When electricity is taken off it, as long as it it is still turning, it generates electricity. What the dynamic brake does is creates a resistance (A partial short) across the traction motors. That makes it harder for the motor to turn, but that won't stop it all together. The slower it turns, the less electricity it will produce, so get your hands on those air brakes if you are at 10 miles a hour or less.
You explained the dynamic brake almost spot on!! Great job!
Gray, Although DTG is not one of the bigger studios you can hardly call them indie. They are making train sims since MSTS litterally, DTG evolved from the original MSTS team, made railworks, Train Simulator 20xx, are developing the current FSX and a fishing sim and are developing a new flight sim.
Few tips: Normally you do not use the reverser for braking. However, if you dod so consider this. The reverser controls the direction your engine will send you. Putting the reverser back when you go forward and then throttles up will give a braking effect as well. I used that in TS2017 on yards for quick coupling and reversing out of sidings. (below 5mph speeds only)
TSW will run on DLC, if it's predecessor is any indication be prepared to pull your wallet often in the future, TS2017 DLC is hanging around the $4k mark. However.... steam... sales... use...
TSW is basically TS2017 with better graphics and physics, I would recommend you check out MattPeddlesden on youtube. Besides him being one of the devs of this game he has some really useful content to learn more about the game and the engines in it. His channel goes by TrainSimLive.
I am sure that, just like with MSTS and TS20xx, there will be loads of freeware mods on the internet. Keep an eye on sites like railworksamerica.com (US content) uktrainsim.com (UK content) and railsim.de (EU content) these are the contries the previous game focused n most and they are likely to do the same in this game.
Play in moderation, or you will get addicted :P
you my friend are so funny i was so enjoying the vid love when you were speeding and stood up front man i was in tears 😃 you are the best
i live one house ,next to the train tracks you get used to it, my friends always ask if there a earthquake happening lol love your vids man
Gray train dropping beer and sausage everywhere.
I knew the game was missing something.
If you were his biggest fan you would have said he's better than all the other youtubers, not just most of them, thats implying theres some better. :P
same but is the BEST #1
I like this comment
Giganotti ip
19:38 those are where farmers keep their grain. There is a huge one of those by my house.
The green, yellow and red symbols are your signals usually when you see a yellow signal go half the speed because the next signal might be red and you will need to stop at that signal due to another train ahead or a switch that dispatcher needs to switch for you. The blue icon is your waypoints or check points when it says go via on the top left you keep going, you only stop when it says stop on the top left or something like that it might say pick up passengers when they add it, it might say load up with coal, always on the top left it will always tell you what to do
ahhh the nostalgia of this video! Im obsessed with trains and train sims. Train Sim World 3 just released and it reminds me of when i bought the first one right as it came out. I thought it was amazing! so many good memories
Gray come up for air. I have asthma. You make me breathless. With all you none stop talking. PHEW!!
i am happy your playing a game about my cousins
LOL
I almost died
What's your outro song?
@@jw-productions I don't think he has one
I identify as a train myself
The city you start in at the beginning of this video is Cumberland,md where I live lol
Very big train yard here
That's cool! My Grandpa worked at the yard for years and lived in Cumberland his whole life, so I've been there a few times as a kid :) it was nice reminiscence when Gray started the game out there.
I'd like to see more of this game 😃👍
this is what the bail off for the independent brake means. "bailing" off the locomotive brakes . Engineers are required to do this each time an automatic reduction is made on the brake pipe to prevent brake cylinder pressure on the locomotive from developing .
I've been to the Cumberland yard as a kid! It is indeed large, and pretty crazy how they just roll box-cars down the hill into the yard to connect them to the various trains!
8:25 is headed into the town, and you don't really see it, but the opposite side of that little two lane road would be the [IRL] residential area and my Grandparents' Church right on the corner
That was like 8 safety violations just crossing from engine to engine twice.
The first engines are 3800 horsepower SD40-2s.
That is very accurate model in those engines were made in the late 80s and early 90s primarily so back then they didn’t have all the digital displays that we do now
3:18.he just kind of exists 😂😂
I'm a railfan and I live in Philadelphia (and area that CSX serves). This is pretty accurate.
I'm so excited too watch videos
Hey....
I LOVE THAT GAME
I want Grey to play this game again!
AND BREAK IT!
my summer freight train
just want to say that theres a update for train
lolbaasgamesnl nl nooit gedacht dat hier te zien
this offended me
be offended somewhere else
nobody asked you though, so, like, are you one of those people that shows off their passion, I mean, I'm a pilot but I don't walk up to everyone and yell "look at me I'm a pilot, I'm so cool, look at me!", so yeah, fuck you too dude
that's pretty accurate for the older diesel electric trains from the 60s up to some that are still in service the newer ones are more digital gauges and switch placement changes
Used to work on this locomotive among others, the modelling is very accurate to the real thing, including the sounds.
more videos on this would be great
You'll have to take the trains you break back to your Mechanic Sim game to sort them out!
Love you trainstillplays
Callan Burns its not train still plays its graystillplays😡😡😡
Oh man i play this game a lot its very accurate to the trains interior
Gray the dynamic brake is putting power to the engine but it is reversing the traction motors and you have to put the throttle to neutral before using the dynamic
Remember to use your horn when going through a crossing
Depending on your locomotive it’s pretty accurate as far as the CSX locomotives
Only Gray would break a train instead of just derailing it lol
this game is really cool
The independent brake affects *all* locomotives in the consist, that is what some of those hoses between the locomotives are for. And on a grade you'd want you use the dynamic brakes.
MORE PLEASE!
Hi Gray, sorry that this comment is so late, but yes the cab interior is incredibly accurate, considering the fact that the railroad based on this game is a real life railroad in America, so yes the cab interiors are accurate.
the locomotive you are operating is an EMD SD40-2. yes the simulator is an almost perfect rendition of the real thing. i model locomotives for its predecessor train simulator 2017 witch is just a little less complicated.
I have a game on my phone I was driving a steam locomotive and derailed going 96 mph
If I were you Grey when you are slowing down/braking don't switch the reverser to Neutral while the engine is moving. Switch the reverser only when you are fully stopped.
Gray! You clumsy little guy!
WHO HERE LIKES FUCKIN' TRAINS!!
yaaa
"I like Trains"
hell yes
Lee Allen me they fucking awesome
do you have a problem with trains i love trains
Nope. No problems. Trains are neat.
"look at all the carts on it"
TRIGGERED
*cough*
Wagons.
I was all excited, I thought this was in MySummerCar ....
Greystillplays: sorry I'm not a train master
My brain thinking: no....... he is a train JEDI
OMG his voice, like a teenager
i cant believe the detail they did an amazing job with the Cumberland yard and all the scenery is spot on im from Cumberland and it was cool seeing this my dad was a conductor and it was like riding on the train with him i would love to hear what he would think about this if he was still alive thanks for making the video im going to get this sim now that i know how good it is
I like the other train game a lot better, please keep making videos on that game
I can see you're on a train kick haha no complaints
details of the locomotive controls is accurate. this game is fairly correct
your channel art is amazing gray
This Route is as good as it gets. I have been to Cumberland railyard (take'n a tour there to) and some trains in Cumberland have 100 to 200 cars.
also the Cabs are the best too (I was in the cab once, Too).
The "yellow dot" marks a Yellow or "Caution Signal" this means that the next signal is Red or "Danger" and that you should slow down and prepare to stop at the next signals, a flashing yellow or "Advance Caution" means the next signal is Yellow (Caution) and that the signal after that is Red, green means "All clear" and that the next signal is Either going to be Green or Yellow, but not Red, and that you can continue at line speed. Just thought that might be useful to know!
Bailey Chap I have a question. If I see a red light when do I slow down? Right after I pass the light?
@@Sinnbad21 You should stop before you pass the light, that comment can be a little confusing, but what I meant was that a yellow signal means the next signal is red, and that you should slow down and prepare to stop FOR the red. The red signal in trains is similar to the red of traffic lights, you don't go through red lights on the road, the same applies to the rails.
Bailey Chap Awesome, good to know. Thank you. If I have anymore questions about TSW I’ll feel free to ask and bother you if that’s okay. Lol thanks
@@Sinnbad21 No problem, but my knowledge is in trains in general, not specifically TSW. However, because it's such a realistic train game, all the rules from my general train knowledge apply here, so I can't tell you the length of routes, for example, but how to read signals, that I can do.
Bailey Chap Do you know the differences between all the different brakes on the trains?
Auto Brake, Independent Brake, Electric Brake, Emergency Brake, Direct Brake, etc... there’s a few more I’m forgetting
He should post more of these
Love your videos man! You have such a great personality! Would you say this is similar to Train Simulator?
It's supposedly the next uh...platform in the genre.
good one
I have TSW 2020 on ps4 extremely realistic but wats the difference between the one i mentioned and TSW 2017?
The reason there is so much detail is because CSX, one of the leading train companies made this game.
He does it again! Love trains and love GrayStillPlays: perfect marriage. B)
Will take some switching back to Train Mechanic Simulator since every knob and switch is controllable in this game. :P
The only reason there are speed limits in the yard and every where is just tone safe. But it is also to keep you from derailing on turns.
OMG! Just shout up! Im trying to check out the game...
Lol when I played this game, I hooked the locos to the train and got out to switch a train track position, but I had forgotten to put the brakes on the train so it was now a runaway train (as we were on a slight slope), I was running for miles before it eventually stopped to let me back on.
dynamic brake turns the traction motors into generators using the momentum of the wheels to create electricity which goes to grids as heat. best used to bunch your train at speed instead of using your independent.
the independent works similar to a brake pedal and best used under 15 mph and lightly to avoid flat spots.
I would love to see you start cold and dark start up
do more watching this reminds me so much of the movie unstoppable
Lol when I played this game, I hooked the locos to the train and got out to switch a train track position, but I had forgotten to put the brakes on the train so it was now a runaway train (as we were on a slight slope), I was running for miles before it eventually stopped to let me back on.
Thank goodness it wasnt at full throttle like in the movie!
Please do more of this game
I noticed your driving an SD40-2 my son's favorite Diesel locomotive of all
I love this
This guy acts like he never seen these things before in a video game @ 25:00, has he ever played GTA ?
I wish the brakeman wasn't just a static model and would actually go out and throw switches for you.
Lowkey was hoping you would derail the train in Hyndman 👀👀👀
You be likin' these train games ;)
I live near cumberland Maryland and from what i can see the game looks mostly like real life. Hell they even have the narrows.
Yellow mean's prepare to stop at next signal. Red is stop and green is go. Just like a stop light.
Who here is surprised he broke the train? Nobody? Me neither
THERE NEEDS TO BE A VR VERSION
YOUR IN ENGLAND YAY!
I legit live by the railroad tracks
Geweldige info, heb dit spel ook sinds kort.
Green light: proceed. Yellow light: proceed with caution and go slow. Red light: Stop approaching train
That was probably a grain elevator gray. Maybe a little of the voice acting might give the missions some character after you pass the basics.
"I dont think yo can dive off the car...Sadly"...wow you need to relax...and cut down on the RED BULL
Lol I got a train add when watching a video of trains did any one else get a train add
When slowing down don't put the reverser in neutral instead put the throttle to idle and use dynamic gbrakes when only loco and with carriages use air
That's what EMD standard cab's look like
Long Long Short Long. Never forget that one. (your favorite lever)