Train question
Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2022 9:06 am
Hello.
Trying to iron out my train issues, and wanted to make sure my undertsanding of the mechanics was accurate. Is this corect?
A train with a disabled station in the schedule will skip that station and head for the next station in the list. If there are no other stations, it'll remain where it is and say 'No destination'. If it's already enroute and the station it's headed to becomes disabled, it'll skip the station and repath to the next station, or stop right where it is if there are no other stations.
A train with a station with a limit set to 0 (or less than the number of trains already headed there) will wait where it is for the station to open (by the limit raising back above number of trains headed there). If the train is already enroute to the station, it'll continue as pathed to the station and then continue the schedule normally.
Is this accurate? Most of it I'm pretty sure about - the kicker for me is behavior when a train has a limit set to 0 in a list with multiple stations; I had thought it would skip the station, but if what I read today is true it'll instead wait for the station... do I have that right? And is behavior when limit is set to 0 the same as when the limit for a station is exceeded (say, a station with a limit of 1 that already has a train there)?
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Trying to iron out my train issues, and wanted to make sure my undertsanding of the mechanics was accurate. Is this corect?
A train with a disabled station in the schedule will skip that station and head for the next station in the list. If there are no other stations, it'll remain where it is and say 'No destination'. If it's already enroute and the station it's headed to becomes disabled, it'll skip the station and repath to the next station, or stop right where it is if there are no other stations.
A train with a station with a limit set to 0 (or less than the number of trains already headed there) will wait where it is for the station to open (by the limit raising back above number of trains headed there). If the train is already enroute to the station, it'll continue as pathed to the station and then continue the schedule normally.
Is this accurate? Most of it I'm pretty sure about - the kicker for me is behavior when a train has a limit set to 0 in a list with multiple stations; I had thought it would skip the station, but if what I read today is true it'll instead wait for the station... do I have that right? And is behavior when limit is set to 0 the same as when the limit for a station is exceeded (say, a station with a limit of 1 that already has a train there)?
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