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Generally yes. The software has been specifically programmed and tested to work with most UK add-ons and also many worldwide trains. Every week, new add-ons are tested and added to the supported list which can be found here: Compatibility Matrix If a train isn't in the list, you have to configure it yourself. "Global" is just for buttons, not for controllers. That's also why there is no "main controller". If you look in the tutorial at 4:54 you have to enter the correct joy no. and axis of your controller for each train. Note that your controller won't show up in the white window, if its position is 0. If it doesn't show up, even when moving the controller, please tell me. With a couple of throttle quadrants (from playing flight sims) and FreePIE scripting I can map levers individually and fully to control AFB, throttle, train brake, electric brake, hand brake, all depending on the loco. Yes, I mainly drive German trains MSTS is not suppported after XP. Open Rails installations will allow users to use MSTS assests on modern operating systems. comfortable and efficient editing functions with extensive capabilities, to undo and restore entered data,
Door Open buttons– These open doors on all train. Both are required to be pressed at the same time just like in real life for confirmation.Now, onto controllers: Windows 10 natively supports Xbox 360 wired controllers. Every controller that you use on the PC, with some exceptions, are considered by Windows to be Xbox 360 controllers - even Xbox One/SeriesX/S controllers. Many controllers do work, however, without any extra programs, as Steam has a compatibility mode for most of them. This makes them be interpreted as X-Input controllers, but all button icons will be for the Xbox 360 or One, unless your game specifically has a modified UI for different controllers. Train Simulator isn't one of them. It's also worth pointing out that the menus in Train Simulator are pretty dreadful for controllers, so you'll want to use a mouse to navigate them. The PBC has been designed to work straight out of the box after installing the included software. No complex setup or configuration for each train is required. This has been done for you. The only setting you might have to You can select whether the touchpad surface should act as a mouse, which is what I use, or as for 'swipe' controls, that could use some use in Train Simulator. In cabs and passenger views, you can press the left and right arrow keys to change your seat - maybe you could use the swipe function to do that?
It always bothered me with other programs that they became quite inaccurate and also did not change the controller continuously variable. Therefore, I wrote my own program. Yes, it is notched and damped to emulate real world controls. 4 brake notches and 7 power notches. If the train has 4 power notches, like many modern units, then you would ignore the last 3 notches of power. Most things that aren't that basic controls won't work on the controller. Because the word 'consistency' doesn't exist in Train Simulator, every train is set up slightly different in TS and the keyboard controls work in different ways, so don't buy DLC expecting it to work as you expect it to. Also, the controller doesn't have a crosshair like in Train Sim World, so you'll need a mouse to select anything that doesn't have a keyboard command attached to it.Yes. In the case of trains or locos with separate throttles, such as a sprinter or a Class 37, the handle will control the throttle only and fit to the relevant notches on the controller. in the shortest time. Thus, only a few input is needed until the first train will run under control of the All TS Controllers hardware products are proudly hand crafted in the UK in small batches. This ensures quality and reliability. Many components where possible are made in the UK. DRA switch rotary switch -Drivers reminder appliance. This is used as an aid for the driver, and cuts the power when turned on.
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