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Doing some digging, I have found a diagram of the subdivision that shows signal placements, so this will be most helpful.

Hello, not sure if this is the right channel to post this in, so do correct me if I'm wrong. I am trying to recreate the BNSF Marceline Subdivision, using Basemapz, OpenRailwayMap and a few other sources, but one thing I can't find is a map that shows the locations of signals along the tracks...

Okay, it's still happening with specific trains. Even with the coupler gap, it still launches the train back.

I think I finally cracked the code. I believe it had something to do with the max coupler gap. Once I adjusted it to the default of "0.08", the trains worked properly.

I didn't see that tag in the config Upon further testing, the AI can reach the set max speed when it is the locomotive alone. This is quite the pickle I find myself in

Well, unfortunately, it seems that fate is set on making me suffer, as it has happened again. I put the same schedule as before on another big train, however this time, the derailment has returned.

I will have to do some further testing. I will post the results once I am finished

The top speed for the loco is 70 MPH. I tested the train without the speed limit command, and he went the full 70 MPH. Also, when I set the top speed to 50 mph, it will still go a few MPH lower than the command. Yes, I did make sure I was using the MPH version of it

When I use the "Set Max Speed to" command <kuid2:450022:90001:2>, the AI trains travel a little below the limit I have set. For example, I have a train set to 70 MPH, but he will only go to about 65 MPH. Is there a workaround for this? Not the biggest deal in the world, I know.

One can only hope

I tried this schedule setup, and it seems to work! I will have to do some more testing to make sure it works in all circumstances, but for now, thanks for the help!

The main reason this is a problem for me is because I want to have portals emit these large trains and I want to find a solution to this aside from just removing the mid-dpu's

EDIT: I tried the "Drive Via" command trick with the same consist multiple times to try to get consistent results and it seems to work sometimes, and other times not.

Strange, it works just fine when using the "Drive Via Trackmark" command and not the "Drive to" command. It must be momentum that is causing the derailments

It works fine if the train hasn't moved before, but if I have the train move beforehand, it causes this. Maybe it has something to do with coupler slack or something...