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Pickup points can be animated so that they move into position to fill the wagon or locomotive.

Special - Mail (Type = 14) (NB - This is not an option in MSTS).

Freight - Milk (Type = 13) (NB - This is not an option in MSTS).

Freight - Fuel (Type = 12) (NB - This is not an option in MSTS).

Freight - Livestock (Type = 11) (NB - This is not an option in MSTS).

Freight - General (Type = 10) (NB - This is not an option in MSTS).

Fuel - Sand (Type = 9) (NB - This is not an option in MSTS).

Fuel - Wood (Type = 8) (NB - This is not an option in MSTS).

Open Rails currently supports the following pickup points for loading/unloading and refueling: Top Pickup Points for Loads and Refueling The structure of these files for each feature will be described in more detail below, and a working example of these files can be found in the Coals to Newcastle test route.

These files are created and stored in a sub-folder placed directly under the root folder of the route. Instead an 'include' file is created with the data to be read by Open Rails. However making changes directly to these files may be overrriden by MSTS when editing the route in MSTS Routre Editor (RE), or alternatively it may cause instability issues with MSTS, so a method to include the information has been devised that doesn't require the direct editing of these two files directly. To implement these features additional information needs to be inserted into various files as described in the relevant section.

The following features are described here: In some instances the features will also require parameters to be set in the ENG or WAG files to ensure full functionality of the feature or function. The features described on this page are those elements that are implemented or activated as part of the route design or specification. To enhance its realism and performance a number of new features and functions have been added to Open Rails. Key Open Rails Parameters for Route Building It would be great to have some feedback as this helps to ensure the accuracy of the information and models. If you wish to provide any feedback on this page, please use the contact page. Aim - this pages describes some of the special features that are available in Open Rails, and how to set them up within Open Rails.