AI train stops at station then won't leave unless....

[wreck1463]

I'm using T:ANE, now service pack 2, although my problem was also occurring in SP1. I have a subway type passenger train that starts out at a two track station platform (track 1). I have it unload, then load, and proceed to track 2 at the same station,unload and load there, and then it is supposed to leave for a different station. It loads and unloads at track 1, does the same at track 2, but then never leaves for the different station. The weird part is, if I am watching this happen in free roaming camera mode, I can then click on the train itself, and it proceeds to continue on to the different station. Otherwise, it sits there and waits at track two of the first station. Any ideas what I might have done to cause this, or how to fix it?
Thanks,
Mark

 

[Roy3b3]

I'm using T:ANE, now service pack 2, although my problem was also occurring in SP1. I have a subway type passenger train that starts out at a two track station platform (track 1). I have it unload, then load, and proceed to track 2 at the same station,unload and load there, and then it is supposed to leave for a different station. It loads and unloads at track 1, does the same at track 2, but then never leaves for the different station. The weird part is, if I am watching this happen in free roaming camera mode, I can then click on the train itself, and it proceeds to continue on to the different station. Otherwise, it sits there and waits at track two of the first station. Any ideas what I might have done to cause this, or how to fix it?
Thanks,
Mark

Hi, It might be as simple as, change your driver commands to just 'Load', instead of 'Unload' then 'Load'.

Each of these commands have the same function, so its like, Navigate to the same station 'twice'.

Good luck.
Roy

 

[wreck1463]

I did try that, and no apparent change in behavior. I've also noticed that If I click on the driver selection button in the bottom left corner of the screen, the train then continues on its route again. I don't even have to select the correct driver, simply opening the list of drivers forces the train to continue...
Still stumped.
Mark

 

[JCitron]

I did try that, and no apparent change in behavior. I've also noticed that If I click on the driver selection button in the bottom left corner of the screen, the train then continues on its route again. I don't even have to select the correct driver, simply opening the list of drivers forces the train to continue...
Still stumped.
Mark

I've seen that in SP1 after running sessions for a long time, the AI would get dumb. Clicking on them woke them up again.

If you can replicate the error multiple times, and show the steps, even it if it's just running the program in Driver, send in a bug report.