Driver Command Items missing

[richardm773]

Hi, I'm new to Trainz and just trying to generate a couple of simple Driver Schedules for running AI trains. I select "Edit Session Rules" in Surveyor and edit the Driver Command Rule then tick various commands that I need in the schedule (eg Couple, Decouple etc). Then, when I come to use these under the Driver Set Up Rule, some of the commands I ticked do not appear in the drop down list and therefore can't be applied to the schedule (eg Decouple, Release Junction). However, when I go to Quickdrive and the schedules appear against the relevant driver, if I click on the schedule, the missing items are now available to insert. Why can't these be used to develop the schedule in Surveyor Mode instead of when the actual schedule is running in Driver mode?

Also, when creating a schedule in Surveyor mode, is there any way of deleting an incorrect command from the schedule without having to click the "Remove" tab which promptly deletes the driver and schedule completely. I've tried right clicking the actual command hoping for a "delete" function but nothing happens.

Would be grateful for any assistance and any helpful links on schedules, triggers etc. Thanks.

 

[Lewiscc65]

I am not sure why your commands are not showing up but to delete one just click and hold then drag it off the command line.

 

[stagecoach]

Some commands have only been available in the driver mode. There is normaly an alternative created by others that allow them to work in surveyor. Decouple is only in driver but Uncouplez is in surveyor aswell and does the same job. Check the DLS for other useful commands.

 

[richardm773]

Thanks guys, the ability to delete a command rather than the whole driver is very welcome and the new Uncouplez facility also works well. I've been trying to generate some simple schedules in the schedule library but they're not much use if you have to keep adding to them once you're in driver mode so will also have a look in the DLS for some other commands. Many thanks once again.