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From Marc on RWA
"It's a little awkward to do in-game, but with that command line option activated you can <ctrl>-left-click on an AI train and you'll be following that train in an outside camera view. I've done it a few times but I don't use it on a regular basis. You can jump back to your own train by pressing any normal camera key, like 1 for cab view or 2 for external flying camera. It's easy to try, but I get confused easily when there are a lot of AI trains."
Are you saying there's a way of getting this command line -allowJump whilst within the scenario and is it possible the crtl left click could be used beyond line of sight to get you into and driving other locos within your scenario?