I constrcuted a dual line railway and using signals to let trains drives only at right side of their direction. bottom-right is a station called station #1 and there's another station at bottom.
I have configured this train to moving between home station and #1. home station is collecting coal. And I set it to disable when coal above certain level.
When this train leave for home station from #1 and home station is disabled at same time, train's pathing-finding is green line which is not I expected. I expect this train continue going and make a turn to go back. (Detail configuration could be seen at my desync post's attachment)
When I manually moved this train to next block of right side, it works well.
So am I misunderstood sth. in train signal sytstem or is it a bug?
[16.27]Train path finding bug or feature?
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[16.27]Train path finding bug or feature?
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Re: [16.27]Train path finding bug or feature?
The train is technically in two-way segment, so it is allowed to turn back. Just remove completely remove signals you have disabled by circuit network to make it one-way segment at it will works as you expect.
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Re: [16.27]Train path finding bug or feature?
So is there any debug option to show whether it is one-way or two-way segment? It's useful when I am planning rail signals.posila wrote:The train is technically in two-way segment, so it is allowed to turn back. Just remove completely remove signals you have disabled by circuit network to make it one-way segment at it will works as you expect.
Re: [16.27]Train path finding bug or feature?
If there are signals on both sides, it's two way. If they're only on one, it's one way.hanyuwei70 wrote:So is there any debug option to show whether it is one-way or two-way segment? It's useful when I am planning rail signals.posila wrote:The train is technically in two-way segment, so it is allowed to turn back. Just remove completely remove signals you have disabled by circuit network to make it one-way segment at it will works as you expect.
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Re: [16.27]Train path finding bug or feature?
And if there are signals on both sides but not opposite each other then you are in a no-way zone.Jap2.0 wrote:If there are signals on both sides, it's two way. If they're only on one, it's one way.hanyuwei70 wrote:So is there any debug option to show whether it is one-way or two-way segment? It's useful when I am planning rail signals.posila wrote:The train is technically in two-way segment, so it is allowed to turn back. Just remove completely remove signals you have disabled by circuit network to make it one-way segment at it will works as you expect.
But seriously. It would be nice if the segment markers would include arrows showing the direction a train is allowed to drive. Some indication of where segments connect with chain signals would be nice too.