WestSideRailways
Active member
how do i get the loco to goto the platform as it is stuck at the last signal before the platform.
Using uk buffer with red light at track end.
Using uk buffer with red light at track end.
signals at terminus end
- Thread starter WestSideRailways
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KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
Place an invisible signal in front of the buffer.
WestSideRailways
Active member
found out another way, replaced the buffer with the light. with a buffer without a light.
stagecoach
75377
Not all buffers work as a signal, some are just unscripted track objects.
cooper_engineer
Member
In my opinion the buffers should all be trackside objects (no signs) and only those with passenger service or path objectives, a permanently red sign should be placed on the buffer.
Only in this way would the logic of trainz come closer to that of reality and also to help EIT.
Only in this way would the logic of trainz come closer to that of reality and also to help EIT.
stagecoach
75377
They are trackside objects but don't have mosignal in the config file. Those with mosignal in the config work the same as a signal. EIT is not affected by buffers
WestSideRailways
Active member
What is EIT. ?
Kennilworth
Active member
Hi WSR
EIT is an acronym for Enhanced Interlocking Tower which is a route setting system created by author P Guy. Search for author "pguy" on the DLS to find all of the dependencies for it.
Using this and its associated Mission Codes it is possible to send a train anywhere on a route with just two or three driver commands. See the links for further information in the Wiki.
online.ts2009.com
online.ts2009.com
online.ts2009.com
These should give you an idea of what it is all about. P Guy has some demo routes on the DLS to show how to set it all up. They only require a handful of assets to run and they will help you understand how they all go together. If you decide to try it I would advise creating a small demo route yourself first until you get to grips with it as using it on a large route can get quite complicated.
Regards
Brian
EIT is an acronym for Enhanced Interlocking Tower which is a route setting system created by author P Guy. Search for author "pguy" on the DLS to find all of the dependencies for it.
Using this and its associated Mission Codes it is possible to send a train anywhere on a route with just two or three driver commands. See the links for further information in the Wiki.
Enhanced Interlocking Tower - TrainzOnline
Enhanced Interlocking Tower Manager Rule - TrainzOnline
MissionCodes Manager - TrainzOnline
These should give you an idea of what it is all about. P Guy has some demo routes on the DLS to show how to set it all up. They only require a handful of assets to run and they will help you understand how they all go together. If you decide to try it I would advise creating a small demo route yourself first until you get to grips with it as using it on a large route can get quite complicated.
Regards
Brian