Recent content by escd84

That's area (Facebook Link) is exactly what I wanted recreated

CP sends some trains over the Crowsnest Pass to relieve the main line.

Okay, that's a problem I had with my last hump yard too. Try running just one car at a time first and see if it finds the right path with its tag. If you can precisely approach each track with exactly one car on the hump, then everything in your setup is correct. But only one car at a time...

The CDE Hump content is actually suitable for this. Why aren't you impressed by it? It takes some work, but then it does what it's supposed to and sorts the wagons by destination. Maybe not in blocks, but each wagon individually.

For those interested in the topic, Maschen marshalling yard is listed on the DLS website, and the good @Beko has also been working diligently on the Hamburg implementation for many years. Link to the German forum and the Hamburg WIP thread Link to Maschen yard

If anyone's interested, @stagecoach sent me a private message offering his help. He briefly explained that the solution to the problem of "two trains traveling one after the other in the same direction in a long single-track section" is to split the paths and use exclusive sections. Since I'm...

Thanks for the answer, basic operation is working so far. With your help one train travels from A to B while the second train waits from B to A in the single-track section also across multiple sidings and a "lot" of traffic. It also works well for a following train to take the second track on a...

Now I have another question about achieving somewhat automatic operation. What do I need to configure so that two trains can travel in the same direction on a single-track section with four blocks? The passing sidings at both ends of the single-track section work automatically and only release...

Thanks, it works now since 15 minutes continuously. Although everything is only under yellow because now only 1 path is looked at in advance?

Thank you Stagecoach, the tip about the green path trigger helped me, now it runs with one train in a continuous loop. How can I get the train to stay on the main line instead of using the siding? It seems as if the train is traveling along the tracks as they were laid? If he goes north he takes...

Just can't seem to get the interlocking thing right. I've built a small diagram: single track, two passing places which replicates a railway layout. The whole thing should work endlessly, always going from A to B and back and then starting again. Attached is also the test route...