The same way you change the speed on the roads, just click on the rail (hold shift for the entire strip for both sides) and choose no speed. Then, use this mod to adjust how fast (or slow) you want the train to travel. It also controls the breaking and acceleration, lean degree, capacity and more.

https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/?id=1548831935

NOTE: This also allows you to have custom vehicles in the game. Be sure to click the "EXPORT" button to save your changes so it will load up each time you start a new game as well.


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@black_panther559 I know what you mean bro, but the speed limit of the original train track is 180km/h, even if the speed limit is removed by TMPE, the speed of the train still cannot break this value.

Anyway, thanks for your reply

I'll test it... I never tried changing the speed of the train itself to see if it does work. I'll get back to this...


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Oh wait...never mind. I totally forgot that I am also using another mod that helps this factor, or at least it used to. LOL

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=457516262

I haven't tried it in a while, but I'm thinking that it may not work anymore due to its age. I just never tested it after because I preferred the challenge of just having the normal speeds and what have you. I've loaded up a new game and going through the test as we speak, but I wanted to put that out there to keep it fair.

Of course, nothing works past its default state without a mod adjustment. 😁


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Found another one while working on this one.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2498816218

This one looks like you can ACTUALLY adjust the rail however you see fit. I'm gonna test this to see how it works, since this is my first time ever using this version. I only have version one and it didn't have these features in it, so I'll get to that right after I do this one.😁


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UPDATE: On second thought, scratch that! I have more of an appeal to this mod, since there is customization to this one versus the other one. So, I'm gonna set a new game up, and just save this current one, in case this new one doesn't work. LOL 🤣

Hey, this is what I do. I test mods for those who say things don't work. I start new games and test with a TON of mods added to the game to figure out what's compatible and what's not. Just giving you an insight of my involvement with CS. 😁


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UPDATE: I don't have any type of video recording software as my computer is still dinosaur aged!🤣 Yet, this is what I gathered from the two tests:

So far, I can say that the "Rail Track Speed Increaser 2.2.1" mod is more efficient and less buggy as the "Other Rail Track Speed Increaser 3", even though the original version (Other Rail Track Speed Increaser) worked perfectly. That's the one I had in my game all this time, until this test, so I can vouch for that version.

Now, if the creator of the ORTSI 3 mod can fix the buggy errors, that mod would be golden! It goes to up to 2000 km/h for every other option of transportation possible (except for the roads of course), and you see the trains LITERALLY moving out like bullet trains! 😄 One problem I noticed though is that it doesn't necessarily go with the settings that you choose per PT option. You set one...all of them go the same speed, no matter what you change the train speed to in the AVO mod. Also, the trains get buggy and start doing a weird slide off the track, moving at like 50km/h, leading to having to delete the train itself and start it over.

So, there are a couple of options to resolve your inquiry, but it's just choosing which one you would like to go with. 🤔 Again, I didn't have a problem with the original ORTSI mod (as they say, if not broken, why fix, right? LOL), but I think this RTSI 2.2.1 mod may be a good option to keep around as well.

CONCLUSION:

As I said before, there is your fix! LOL 👍😁


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@black_panther559 Thank you very much for your reply! Problem solved! It helped me a lot

@CW_1250

Hey, no problem buddy! That's what I'm here for. :D


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