Joint Switching
About Joint Switching
What the creator says, alongside confirmed listing details.
Joint Switching is listed in the scenarios category for Train Simulator Classic listed on Steam Workshop.
Use a BNSF and CN SW1500 to switch some freight cars around Shelby.
Mod details
- Creator
- Daniel_Higginz
- Category
- Scenarios
- Published
- December 20, 2013
- Last Workshop update
- December 20, 2013
- Workshop item
- #205617919
Screenshots
1 image from the mod listing
Timeline
Key dates from the original listing and ModOrNot's catalogue.
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First published
The item was first published on Steam Workshop. Steam listing ↗
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File last updated
Latest file-change date reported by Steam Workshop. Steam listing ↗
Why it ranks here
Joint Switching currently has 327 subscribers. Recent growth metrics are unavailable; the last calculation was unknown.
Metrics from 6 stored snapshots. How ModOrNot ranks mods →
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Platform availability
Availability is only claimed when an official source proves it. A platform we cannot verify is shown as “Not verified” — we never assume a PC Workshop mod runs on a console.
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| 50 | +3 | 97.0 | |
| 75 | +8 | 95.8 |
Frequently asked questions
How popular is Joint Switching compared with other Train Simulator Classic mods?
It ranks #7,486 among 30,328 tracked active Train Simulator Classic mods by subscribers — within the top 24.68%. This is a subscriber-based position, not a quality verdict. Counts and placement can change as the catalogue updates.
Is Joint Switching available on PC?
The official Steam Workshop listing establishes PC distribution for Train Simulator Classic. This does not verify current downloadability or compatibility with every PC configuration. Official source ↗
When was the mod last updated?
The source listing reports December 20, 2013 as the last file update. A later comment or catalogue refresh does not mean the mod file changed. Official source ↗
What does the ModOrNot Score mean on this page?
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Are these the real Steam Workshop numbers?
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