First of all Happy New Year to all.
Now, the issue is, I simply cannot select a train in free roam (just installed Railworks but I'm already familiar with it). I read a thread of a guy with the same issue but couldn't find a solution. Maybe this is something painstakingly obvious but apparently all you have to do is click on a train and you become the driver. I can't click, though. When I load any free roam scenario, I am put into a location from which I cannot move, I have no menu and no buttons (don't know if this is normal). Sometimes there are visible trains, other times there aren't. No matter how much I click on a train, it doesn't do anything, and I am stuck with no buttons and the game refuses to do anything. I have clicked every button on the keyboard - the only thing that works is '9' which opens the map. The map works fine and the switches change completely fine. All other scenarios work fine
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you!!
Train Simulator Free Roam Not Working 2020
Free Train Simulator
Standard and Free Roam scenarios work in the same way but are less rigorously judged. (The Free Roam mode described in the Newsletter has been removed in a update to TS since the item was written and the difference between Standard and Free Roam scenarios is not clear- at least not to me.). They already have this mode in Train Sim World. When you go into services, you just choose your TSW character, then choose weather conditions and then a starting station. Only problem is, you need to find a time when there are actual trains at the station for you to take control of. Last edited: Mar 25, 2018. PC, FullHD 60 fps, 1080p60. Walkthrough, gameplay, let's play. High quality, good picture '1080p60' and '720p60' currently seem to work only in Chrome with standard HTML5 player. Scenic operations aplenty with Just Trains’ detailed Cornish Main Line route for Train Simulator!The Cornish Main Line was built by 2 different railway companies, with Penzance to Truro opening in 1852 and Truro Plymouth opening in 1859. Originally, the lines were built with different track gauges, so no direct trains could run between London and Penzance, but that was eventually changed.