The real route was recreated as it appeared in the year 2011. All of the trackwork and buildings are taken from that year. Therefore, Zürich Löwenstrasse station and the bridges on its approach have not been recreated. The entire route is electrified with the standard SBB overhead lectrification, although there are a few non-electrified sidings and industrial spurs. Signalling is a mix of N (number) and L (lamp) signals which SBB uses. It is possible that a change from the old signalling system to the new system can happen unannounced while driving. A great emphasis has been placed on the accurate recreation of station buildings and speed limits. Most stations have platforms which are divided up into several sections with stopping markers. When driving a short train, it is possible that you might not have to pull up to the end of the platform to stop accurately.
The
add-on is published without any additional scenarios or rolling stock. A
scenario pack with suitable rolling stock will be released in the future on
Trainsimulator.ch.
The following lines have been included in the simulation:
• Zürich HB – Baden – Brugg AG – Aarau – Olten (Stammstrecke)
• Zürich HB – Heitersberg – Lenzburg – Aarau
• Wettingen – Baden Oberstadt – Mägenwil (freight-only line)
• Brugg AG – Lupfig – Othmarsingen
In the Downloads file you will find an update to the signal script, which improves the functionality of the ZUB 121 for various locomotives.
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| Systemrequirements | |
| • Railworks / Trainsimulator Classic | |
| • Train Simulator: | Eurpean Loco & Asset Pack |
| • Processor: | min. 3,50 GHz |
| • System: | Windows 7, 8, 10 oder 11 |
| • Main memory: | at least. 16 GB RAM |
| • Harddisk space: | 1 GB free harddisk space |
| • Graphiccard: | 8 GB memory |
- Update Signalscript ZUB 121 (96.15 KB) :
- This update improves the functionality of the ZUB 121 for various locomotives. Install the update using the Package Manager of Train Simulator Classic, which you can find in the main directory of the TSC as "Utilities.exe".
