If an .eng file is used that has an Effects() section that contains no
data, the engine will not be loaded by ORTS. In this case it is suggested to
fully delete the Effects() section.
Open Rails does not correctly handle, and also generates a misleading error message in file OpenRailsLog.txt file, when there is a curly bracket at the end of a conditional statement within file sigscr.dat, e.g.:
if ( next_hp ==# 0 && next_gue !=# 2 ) {
Therefore the file must be edited as follows to be correctly interpreted by Open Rails:
if ( next_hp ==# 0 && next_gue !=# 2 )
{
If, in Timetable mode, a speedplate with higher speed limit follows a signal with reduced speed limit, the allowed speed in the Trackmonitor rises to the speed shown on the speedplate. This occurs according to specs of Timetable mode (and differently from activity mode).
However the overspeedmonitor considers the reduced signal speed, coherently with activity mode. Therefore in this case if, in timetable mode, a train is accelerated above the signal speed, the overspeedmonitor may trigger emergency braking.