Ugly soundbug

[metrosimfan]

Hello metrodrivers and developers,

I had in my last session a very ugly sound bug. I heard the vehicle, that I drove before. That happens sometimes as a coincidence. I can't describe how that bug occurs.


Thanks for any help, and for bugfixing



OT: Have I ever said, that my english competitions are horrible?

[Trainzdriver328]

if you mean the soundbug of the SG3 / RGS3 when you hit the emergency stop, I have that too. I don't know if there is already an improved version

[metrolord]

Yeah, that is the bug of the emergency stop sound, Michael said you can fix it by going back to the depot or something

[Sjoerd]

That's not a bug; it's a feature. Those metro's do not have ABS (anti block system); if you brake too hard, the wheels can stop turning even if you have not stopped yet. That means you start sliding, and that causes flat surfaces on the wheels. So when you start driving again, you get that 'boink-boink-boink' sound. It's known as the "square wheel syndrome", and can be repaired in the simulation by entering the workshop at the main depot.

[metrolord]

That's not a bug; it's a feature. Those metro's do not have ABS (anti block system); if you brake too hard, the wheels can stop turning even if you have not stopped yet. That means you start sliding, and that causes flat surfaces on the wheels. So when you start driving againg, you get that 'boink-boink-boink' sound. It's known as the "square wheel syndrome", and can be repaired in the simulation by entering the workshop at the main depot.

Ok

[RotterdamMetroLover]

That's not a bug; it's a feature. Those metro's do not have ABS (anti block system); if you brake too hard, the wheels can stop turning even if you have not stopped yet. That means you start sliding, and that causes flat surfaces on the wheels. So when you start driving againg, you get that 'boink-boink-boink' sound. It's known as the "square wheel syndrome", and can be repaired in the simulation by entering the workshop at the main depot.

Ok

We call that "Vierkante wielen" or in English flat tiers.

[Sjoerd]

We call that "Vierkante wielen" or in English flat tiers.

As I said; "square wheel syndrome"

[metrosimfan]

That's not a bug; it's a feature. Those metro's do not have ABS (anti block system); if you brake too hard, the wheels can stop turning even if you have not stopped yet. That means you start sliding, and that causes flat surfaces on the wheels. So when you start driving again, you get that 'boink-boink-boink' sound. It's known as the "square wheel syndrome", and can be repaired in the simulation by entering the workshop at the main depot.

I know that. That isn't my problem. I hear the other train, I drove before, from far away.
Example: I drive Train 111 at first. Then I give it to the AI. It accelerates, and I hear the sound of the train, even though I shouldn't hear it.
When I change to Train 112 to drive it, I hear two sounds (my current train 112 and the train 111 from far away)

The flat-wheels are annoying, but when I drive anticipatory (I hope it is the correct word for the german word 'vorrausschauend') it won't happen. (In simulator there aren't reasons for emergency brakings, yet. )

[Sjoerd]

And which train (type) were you driving? If we don't know that, we can't investigate the problem.

[metrosimfan]

It happens randomly. Sometimes with SG2, sometimes with SG2/1 or SG3 or something else. I can't describe how that bug occurs.

One time I was abled to stopping the bug while I entered in all cabs on the train, that caused the bug. But it happened only one time. I couldn't recreate it.