Australian screenshots
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Hi Michael,
I don't see anything wrong with the signal, unless you mean the "Green over Red?"
Green over Red = Proceed at Lines Maximum Speed
Amber over Green = Proceed at Lines Half Speed
Red over Amber = Reduce speeds, next signal is Red
Red over Red = Stop, train is in next block.
This type of Signalling is called '3 Pos Signals' before the aspect ones where built.
Cheers.
I don't see anything wrong with the signal, unless you mean the "Green over Red?"
Green over Red = Proceed at Lines Maximum Speed
Amber over Green = Proceed at Lines Half Speed
Red over Amber = Reduce speeds, next signal is Red
Red over Red = Stop, train is in next block.
This type of Signalling is called '3 Pos Signals' before the aspect ones where built.
Cheers.
Flewy, could you tell me where you got that railway trackage? Thats looks like very good stuff you have there
Looks like Davido's amazing creation
http://home.exetel.com.au/cws/worrybrook/index.html
Cheers
Trent
I'm confused, what exactly is wrong with the signal? It's displaying a "caution" indication, ie next signal is at stop. It's a NSW signal displaying a normal indication...
Wow thats looks amazing,I drive up Bexley Rd most days and over the bridge and looks so realistic those screenshots.
SARRailways
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sarail that looks great! Is the 700 Class up for download or is that another one you re-doing?
Well what ive seen is, that when a train isn't approaching the signals will just stay redSorry to be a bother but correct me if i'm wrong but when a train isn't approaching don't signals go to red?
In my photo the track ends at the bottom of the shot? I'm new to 2010 from classics and this didn't happen in TC 1&2...?
I remember contacting him during the 3rd quarter of last year, but he never replied. I don't expect it to be released.
Regards
I appreciate your penchant for weathering your screenshots Stevo, but I'm becoming alarmed that you may have to resort to cave etchings if you go back much further!
I appreciate your penchant for weathering your screenshots Stevo, but I'm becoming alarmed that you may have to resort to cave etchings if you go back much further!
Lol! well black and white first
Stevo
Sorry to be a bother but correct me if i'm wrong but when a train isn't approaching don't signals go to red?
In my photo the track ends at the bottom of the shot? I'm new to 2010 from classics and this didn't happen in TC 1&2...?
Being an "automatic" signal, it will always clear to the best possible aspect. Controlled signals will remain at stop until a train is nearby, at which point it will clear to the best possible aspect.
