I'm on Windows 10, Factorio is Steam-Version.

Sorry, what's "the global blabla" to disable ... ?

Here, it only says "default" and "sdl" ...

In the map generator, look at the bottom right, above the green "Play" button (or "Mod settings", if you're in the preview window) -> Map exchange string. Those two buttons can store and load your once set up settings for your new world ...
It's not "a default" mode per se, but nevertheless what you ...

@robot256
Thanls for this valuable suggestions. I will look into this as it looks very interesting to experiment with. Many thanks for that! :D

UPDATE:
After playing with LTN for a while, I must say, what a gread MOD! :) This makes scheduling and transport so much more easier, I love it. Many ...

UPDATE:
I tried "Dispatcher" and "Simple Circuit Trains", but none of them does "the right thing". :roll:
As far I can tell from this short review, all mods lack the same problem: the supply train always uses the depot station in the circle. That's not really wanted.
Also, it doesn't solve the ...

To have a train conditionally *skip* a schedule entry, you will need one of the many schedule -modifying mods. "Dispatcher", "Simple Circuit Trains", and "Stringy Train Stops" all have the potential to do what you want.

Many thanks for those suggestions. I will look into it.
In my search, I came ...

My next question in the topic of trains and circuits.
After learning that train stations can be disabled by circuit conditions, and this works great to an extend, I'm infront of another ... variation.
I have train stations, where a few different trains go through.
My task I want to solve:
Let all ...

I wrote the previous novel before your update, i think it's an original solution, that's always more interesting to me than proposing a widely used methods :).
Thanks, it's a bit hard to get your head around but bit by bit it becomes logical.

It's hard to understand what signals are doing ...

Allright! Update!
My brain cooled down, now I have found a solution for this issue and it's dead simple.

Instead of enable and disable all involved stations, I just use the depot station and ... a rail signal! :D
Setup is as follows:
The depot station has a rail signal before it placed (last ...

Thanks for your info.
The train limit, as I have understood it, affects all trains and not specific ones. Because other trains also pass those stations (yes, I know, it's my first serious one and I didn't thought enough ahead), this would result in a "destination full" for those trains. So, not ...

Thanks for your thoughts.
I’m going to guess that the train’s schedule is A, B, C
No, actually it's C, B, A. But like I wrote, the order of the schedule doesn't change this behaviour, except I'm missing something there.

You could ALSO get around this by, instead of turning the stops on and off ...

Greetings!
I'm currently working out how trains, stations and the network works. So far, I have managed to make a train continously deliver goods from A to B.
Now I'm at the point, where B can't hold any more goods, so the train is delivering nonetheless and eventually block other trains when ...