I'm also having similar problems with this; I have stations set to limit 1 train, but quite frequently I'm getting a train in a station, and another backed up outside. I've even been in a situation where I had 3 or 4 trains backed up! How can I try to debug this myself? I've seen mention of a log ...

So I’m guessing that there’s no other choices than to restart, no way I’m getting through all that at this point, already having trouble with the small ones, ain’t no way I’m getting through big ones..

Unless @rseding has any other options maybe

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Just started a pyblock run and for some reason, when i was setting up the mods, factorio standard library didn't load up by default when adding the pyblock modpack. Maybe add it to the dependencies?

Hello,

Playing Seablock and i'm rapidly expending my train network.
Thought i recently discovered a huge flaw in my fluid system and im having a bad time figuring out where the culprit is.

To simplify my debuging, i was wondering is there would be a console command to flush all fluids in pipes ...