I would not expect changing the train limit of a station to have any effect on a train already en route to the station or at it. Take the example of a mine that has the simple condition of "ore > threshold, 1L". If it worked like you want it to the train would leave as soon as it had load...

Maybe screenshot will help. I meant that if I explicitly set station limit to 0 with a circuit, the train leaves the station and goes to the next one as expected. I'm completely ignoring enable/disable because it doesn't help with anything. That's my workaround for now. Unfortunately, it requires a ...

[...] I also attempted the following: [...] Use "set station limit to 0/1" to enable/disable stations Weird... In my case setting limit to 0 with a combinator caused the train to depart. But I'm planing vanilla. One FFF mentioned that "enable/disable" was supposed to be the same...

Yeah, that part about enable and limit comes from https://factorio.com/blog/post/fff-395: So in 2.0, disabled trains stops will act as if they have 'Train limit = 0': I hope that it is bugged because I really don't want to place a solar panel and a battery at every station just to send an L signal f...

Search in upper right is consistent with many other windows in Factorio. But having a text input closer to other controls would make the UI easier read.

When a train is at a disabled station (or limit = 0) Did you actually try setting limit to 0? Because in my tests enable/disable doesn't change station limit. Disabled station displays limit as 0/None which is not the same as when I set limit to 0. Just disabled 10-31-2024, 21-19-18.png With limit ...

If the station the train is at is disabled/has train limit 0 (which are the same as of 2.0), it will still not move and the bug still occurs. I thought so too, but it seems to not be true. Limit for disabled station is 0/None which is very different from a station with limit 0/0. Moreover, solution...