I seem to remember someone saying here that in the real world routes used to be set by typing in the numbers of the entry and exit signals, then pressing another key. Operating SimSig entirely by keyboard? at 05:21 #56998 The obvious question to me, though, would be how do you set a route without a mouse? I for one am not planning on memorizing all the signal numbers! Perhaps if they were shown onscreen it could be done, but from photos I have seen of real IECCs, it seems that perhaps signal numbers are only shown on a detail view which is further zoomed in than the views SimSig shows? Of course, you can always use accessibility features like MouseKeys which let you use the keyboard to control the mouse pointer and buttons, but I imagine you’re looking for something more efficient-moving the pointer to a signal and clicking with MouseKeys would be slower than just grabbing the mouse for someone who’s physically capable of using both devices. Operating SimSig entirely by keyboard? at 02:57 #56996Īn awful lot of the auxiliary stuff can be done with a keyboard (I for interpose, A for answer telephone, numbers for scrolling positions, F-keys for train list (and escape to close it) and various other windows). Edinburgh 2006 section 4 start time is 19:30GMT.West Yorkshire/York test 1991 start time is 18:30.Kings Cross 1985-1986 section 6 start time is 19:30GMT.West Hampstead 1991 start time is 18:30.Exeter Summer Saturday 1985 start time is 19:00GMT.Carlisle and Motherwell chain continuation.West Yorkshire/York test 1991 start time is 19:30.West Yorkshire/York test 1991 start time is 19:00.
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