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RailWorks 2010 question; looking around

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Lionheart

SOH-CM-2014
Hey all,

Anyone that owns Railworks; can you look around in the VC? I could at least look off to the side in MSTS, but in RailWorks 2010, I cannot seem to look sideways, and I see these amazing VC shots in the ad's for other payware versions, leading me to think there is a way to look around in the VC's somehow.



Bill
 
When you first load up RW, on the top of the page, look in the Tools section. On the rightside of the Tools page you'll see the Keyboard Controls section. (Its highlighted in a blue color) Click on that, and scroll down until you see the secton on Views!
 
Thanks Eddie.

Found it. RH Mouse Click. Hold down to look around.

An entire new world. These VC's are super detailed. Some of the engines, when you looked straight ahead, had no visible gauges. Now I have tons of gauges and controls all over the cabin.

Nice......

One bad thing, you dont have mouse over symbols (like hand grab or touch symbols) nor mouse labels, so you do not know what certain switches are or if they are clickable. No worries though! I'll just have to learn them. :d
 
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