I'm trying to learn the ins-and-outs of session rules: reversing a train with loc L across a particular junction A, then switching A in order to advance my train on the other branch of that junction -- simple stuff, really:
Set Junctions: A left
Check Trackside: for train with L to leave junction A
(indent) Wait 5 seconds
(indent) (indent) Set Junctions: A right
What happens is that this junction A switches right 5 seconds after the train enters A, while the train is still traversing the junction. It makes no difference whether that junction is locked/unlocked or whether it allows/blocks AI control (all 4 possible combinations). It also happens only with this particular junction, not with any other junctions. Visually, as you all know, whenever a train gets close to a junction a little lock appears above it, only to disappear when the whole train has left that junction. With my junction A it is a little different: the little lock appears, then momentarily disappears, and then appears again.
Further info: no AI trains present.
Any idea as to what could cause this strange behaviour?
Set Junctions: A left
Check Trackside: for train with L to leave junction A
(indent) Wait 5 seconds
(indent) (indent) Set Junctions: A right
What happens is that this junction A switches right 5 seconds after the train enters A, while the train is still traversing the junction. It makes no difference whether that junction is locked/unlocked or whether it allows/blocks AI control (all 4 possible combinations). It also happens only with this particular junction, not with any other junctions. Visually, as you all know, whenever a train gets close to a junction a little lock appears above it, only to disappear when the whole train has left that junction. With my junction A it is a little different: the little lock appears, then momentarily disappears, and then appears again.
Further info: no AI trains present.
Any idea as to what could cause this strange behaviour?