Sim HQ guide
Zusi 3
Precision German signalling & protection systems
- Platforms
- PC
- Velocity band
- Mainline — judged against a 110 mph ceiling
- Logging
- Manual Conductor Log
How runs are judged
A run is checked against the 110 mph ceiling for this title, so a realistic average is what counts — not a single fast moment. Your filed distance and session length decide that average.
The same four rules apply to every title: runs must be filed within 48 hours of finishing, steep ruling grades cap the speed a traction class can hold, two sessions cannot occupy the same time window, and a run is only ever adjudicated once.
Filing a run
- Open the Conductor Log and choose this simulator.
- Enter the route or subdivision you ran, and the locomotive you drove.
- Enter the distance in miles and how long the session lasted in minutes.
- Set your timetable adherence if you ran to a schedule, then file it. Verification happens in the background.
Tips
- Long, honest sessions verify more reliably than a fast headline figure.
- File within 48 hours — the window is the anti-dumping rule and it is strict.
- Keep one session to one time window so overlap detection never has to reject a genuine run.