Recent content by peterwhite

You are correct in saying EIT's should be in the session layer. My route is not large but is very intense. It is around Carlisle in the late 1940's when it was in full swing. It has one major station with 7 double or quadruple main lines radiating from it with another 13 stations on those lines...

That would entail using Drive to/via and I only use autodrive. I don't like giving AI the option.

I use Interlocking Towers intensively but got to the stage where my session would not load. I assumed it was because of all the data involved so I am trying different ways to cut down the number of Towers and paths to see if that is the case.

I am looking for a way to set a facing junction by using the trains priority. Basically I want the junction to set left for priority 2 and right for priority 1. Is this possible? Peter

and turn off 'physicsX', that's a real killer.

Delete and reinstall the track you are using and that should fix it.

I have found a work around for now. I change the track used to a 'built in' track with bulk asset replacement, add the trackside objects and then change the track back to original. It works but could get a bit tedious if not repaired.

I have just created a new route, laid one piece of track and I can add trackside objects, but if I try to add trackside objects to any of my old routes (pre update) I get 'incompatible spline'. Any suggestions please. I don't want to lose 13 years of work.

Just tried an EDBR but no change. Cannot add any trackside object to track but can add rolling stock. Anybody else having this issue?

Downloaded and installed fine. DBR completed. But, and there is always a but, I now cannot place signals on the track as it is saying 'incompatible spline'.

Post 71 is just the session. I have been unable to find the route, or am I going blind in my old age.

Is there a demo route and session I could download to see how this works please.

Brilliant. Looking forward to the release.

Will this new Multi industry asset remember it's state when saving a session as the next session, or will it start all over again.

Yes it is preliminary caution but it is not prototypical to slow to half speed before you reach it. It is there to advice the driver that the next signal is yellow and therefore can be treat as green. Peter