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Automatic merge of T1.6-rc2-41-gacd714487 and 8 pull requests
- Pull request #1104 at f15bb6b: Handle simple adhesion within the axle module
- Pull request #1057 at 1c2bcb4: Switchable brake system
- Pull request #1086 at e10390b: Add Settings Exporter tool (copy settings to INI, etc)
- Pull request #1091 at 2391bc0: Automatic speed control
- Pull request #1110 at 387388e: Fix Activity Runner persists after loading exception
- Pull request #1115 at 270f22f: Do not activate ETS switch if no suitable cars are attached
- Pull request #1082 at 5845a1a: Allow variable water level in glass gauge
- Pull request #1081 at 689494b: Brake cuts power unification
<A>\.NET Framework 4.7.2 web installer\ndp472-kb4054531-web.exe
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A. Download OR zip file from https://github.com/openrails/openrails/releases, choose the latest (i.e. pre-release) version, open the Assets concertina and pick OpenRails-Stable.zip
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// accepted station stop because either freight train or passenger train or fake passenger train with passenger car on platform or fake passenger train
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// accepted station stop because either freight train or passenger train or fake passenger train with passenger car on platform or fake passenger train
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Open Rails software Readme.txt - Release v1.6 - June 2025
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Open Rails software Readme.txt - Release v1.5
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Visit our web-page at http://openrails.org for details and links.
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Please note the distribution and use of Open Rails software is governed by the GNU License - see file Copying.txt. Source code can be downloaded from https://github.com/openrails/openrails
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Please note the distribution and use of Open Rails software is governed by the GNU License - see file Copying.txt.
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Source code can be downloaded from https://github.com/openrails/openrails
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OPERATION
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- You can run Open Rails by clicking on the Desktop icon or the Quick Launch icon or the Start Menu entry or C:\Program Files\Open Rails\OpenRails.exe
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- You can run Open Rails by clicking on the Desktop icon or the Quick Launch icon or the Start Menu entry or C:\Program Files (x86)\Open Rails\OpenRails.exe
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Click this Update link to download and update your Open Rails.
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