I have a large route that has hundreds of junctions, and I'm now working on signaling and speed signs to get the AI drivers to select paths across the route that bear some resemblance to reality.
My thinking is that the main line is denoted primarily by speed, and I can keep the AI drivers on the main line and out of my yards by setting slow speeds in the yards and fast speeds on the main line, assuming they are selecting the fastest path from one point to another.
Am I correct in my thinking?
Are there any guidelines/tips for debugging AI driver path selection?
I know I can force a path with drive-to trackmarks, but I want to minimize such forcing and make the signalling system work to aid the AI drivers in path selection, as much as possible.
My thinking is that the main line is denoted primarily by speed, and I can keep the AI drivers on the main line and out of my yards by setting slow speeds in the yards and fast speeds on the main line, assuming they are selecting the fastest path from one point to another.
Am I correct in my thinking?
Are there any guidelines/tips for debugging AI driver path selection?
I know I can force a path with drive-to trackmarks, but I want to minimize such forcing and make the signalling system work to aid the AI drivers in path selection, as much as possible.