Hello everybody, and first, i'm sorry for my bad english... ^^'
I have a problem with my trains... Could you say me why the train in the picture can't go to the next station ?
In the picture, the train is currently in the "Arrivée base" station. And i would like it to go to the "Vesaria" station (in the red circle).
I can go there manually, but in automatic mode it tells me that there is no path...
The train comes from the station "Mine charbon" which can be seen north on the map, above the roundabout.
Where is the problem ?
Thanks a lot for your help !
Carugo
Problem with trains
Problem with trains
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Re: Problem with trains
Looks to me like the rails on that track are just ghosts, so you'd have to place real rails there.
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Re: Problem with trains
It might also be the signalling, as you hae a single rail track. The pic is a Little bit too small to tell anything in Detail, if you could post a larger version?
Re: Problem with trains
That's another thing! @Carugo: You're using a bidirectional train (one with locomotives facing in opposite directions), so you probably want to use the track in both directions. In that case, you have to put signals on both sides of the rail, and the signals have to be in parallels so the track is divided into the same blocks no matter in which direction you're driving.
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Re: Problem with trains
Thank you every body for your answers !
Thanks a lot for your help !
It was a problem ! I had signals on both sides, but it were not in parallels !Pi-C wrote: ↑Tue Jul 30, 2019 1:45 pmThat's another thing! @Carugo: You're using a bidirectional train (one with locomotives facing in opposite directions), so you probably want to use the track in both directions. In that case, you have to put signals on both sides of the rail, and the signals have to be in parallels so the track is divided into the same blocks no matter in which direction you're driving.
Thanks a lot for your help !