vince_black
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It's nothing bad about Jointed Rail signals - I like their stuff and often use it. But look here at this example. This could happen probably with every signal system.
A BNSF train goes from East Portal to West (Midwest Grain route; commands "Portal Timetable rule" and "Navigate to"). He got a red signal at the junction.
From the right goes train from West Portal to North (also with commands "Portal Timetable Rule" and "Navigate to"). Train which goes from East Portal after few minutes got green! You should expect a train crash, shouldn't you:
No, happy end is here, because both engineers are David Copperfield sons probably:
OK, that's all for today. I hope you laughed just like me :hehe:
A BNSF train goes from East Portal to West (Midwest Grain route; commands "Portal Timetable rule" and "Navigate to"). He got a red signal at the junction.

From the right goes train from West Portal to North (also with commands "Portal Timetable Rule" and "Navigate to"). Train which goes from East Portal after few minutes got green! You should expect a train crash, shouldn't you:

No, happy end is here, because both engineers are David Copperfield sons probably:


OK, that's all for today. I hope you laughed just like me :hehe:
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