I can
't remember but I think its just a hole. :)

Just one question where is the actual unloading grid with hand rails on the siding i line up with the indicator but there is no actually area to unload that i could see

Love the way you find a way to get out of finishing off a job Well done

Glad, thanks and welcome. :)

Done.. i was dreading the number of trips i would have had to make to completely empty the entire consist..thank god i smashed into the coupler and damaged it and they had to call backup... enjoyed it!!!

No problem, enjoy. :)

Right, I was asking exactly how to "unload" it. Not something scenario specific, just a general question. I was pressing "T" and nothing was happening. After messing around a bit though I learned that if you press F1, there is a button that appears at the top right to unload (I never use those buttons for anything.) So maybe I should have formed my question better... Thanks for trying to help though.

I dont know all my scenarios by heart and dont have time to really replay them so its very hard for to know exactly what the issue is, yes you unload if the order is to unload. the icons are used for the same thing.

Lol... Okay, so what and how?

Yes.

The symbol there for what I'm supposed to do looks different though.. It's not a stop or uncouple symbol. It's almost like it wants me to load or unload (like passengers). Is this something you can do with freight?

Sometimes just a restart will fix it and clear your cache from the TOOLS menu.

I'm confused, what do you do with the first 3 coal cars? I pull up to track 125 and nothing happens?

Thanks indanapt. Yes, i just use the handbrake before unloading each car.

Super as usual. That yard's grade is a bit tricky. Nice work. On to Provo!

Welcome Rammy.

That was a Nice Challenge having never Unloaded at Castle Gate Before. Thanks.

Thanks kp and all of u that play and enjoy these scenarios. Love making them.

As darryl said, but they also work very well for us experienced drivers as they are fun and sometimes pretty challenging. Thanks for sharing everything with all of us and keep up the fine work!

Thanks and welcome Warren. :)

Another enjoyable scenario. Thanks RB. Cheers, Warren

Thanks so much Darryl, As a railfan I try to keep them fun, interesting and not to difficult so they might not be true to form as some have told me but when creating I like to use the entire route. I just love creating and sharing with the community.

Just want to thank you for what you are doing. I have thouroughly enjoyed this series of scenarios and you are my top workshop author. A good mixture of simplicity mixed with some opportunities for me to improve. Great for the not-so-great train driver.

SD9 is on sale for $10, you will need it for the " Yard Work (Provo) " ...

Thanks crlynch. Thanks for playing and more than welcome.

Another great w/s RBjets how i love doing all your series off to Miami one now Cheers

Thanks djsyn, love the profile pic. :)

Very enjoyable. Keep em coming.

Yo Ken, welcome and thanks.

Fun switching and unloading exercise. Thank you for all your work.

Thanks Joe. :)

Worked for me.

Thanks and more than welcome pitti. :)

All went well, thank's RB

I have got that before on many routes, I do that same thing, save/re-load and all is fine. I even have had signals not work then you save and reload and there all working. Thanks jaymac2

Went well. I was not able to couple loco to loaded coal waggons but the old remedy of save / quit / resume solved the problem ! Keep 'em coming - don't know how you find the time.