Simple way to reproduce -
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A s S c B
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S = stop
c = chain signal
<< = train
Since train A blocks the output, the chain signal is red, but train B will happily ignore it and enter the block.
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A s S c B
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Please don't "fix" it like this. "no path" is clear message to the track designer that he made an error and must build/deconstruct something in order for it to be usable by the train in question.Rhamphoryncus wrote:IMO this scenario should produce a "no path" error. The train shouldn't be stopping in a chain signal block so it should be unable to stop at that station.