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== Drive Existing Trains ==


You can drive existing trains in a route in two ways. The first way we will explain how to do it via the "Quick Drive" menu under the "Trains" section. The other way is through the "Drivers" overlay that is always visual when driving a session with trains in it.
You can drive existing trains in a route in two ways. The first way we will explain how to do it via the "Quick Drive" menu under the "Trains" section. The other way is through the "Drivers" overlay that is always visual when driving a session with trains in it.




==CHOOSE A TRAIN TO DRIVE VIA "QUICK DRIVE"==
==Choose a train via QuickDrive==
[[file:section-existing_train-p1.png]]
[[file:section-existing_train-p1.png]]






==CHOOSE A TRAIN TO DRIVE VIA THE "DRIVERS" OVERLAY==
==Choose a train via the Drivers Overlay==




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There may be an additional step required in some versions of Trainz.
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Latest revision as of 07:30, 14 August 2014

Drive Existing Trains

You can drive existing trains in a route in two ways. The first way we will explain how to do it via the "Quick Drive" menu under the "Trains" section. The other way is through the "Drivers" overlay that is always visual when driving a session with trains in it.


Choose a train via QuickDrive


Choose a train via the Drivers Overlay


There may be an additional step required in some versions of Trainz.

Go back to: Mobile-area-driving