How can one command be deleted without deleting the entire set of commands?

[KonstantinMMRR]

When I input a set of commands for an AI train, and I make a mistake, can I delete the one command without deleting everything?

Suppose an AI train is running with a list of commands, and I notice the wrong one is listed next. How do I delete that one command without deleting the entire sety of commands? The only way I know of right now is to abandon the whole set, and re-enter all of the commands.

Another aspect of this, is in the Quick Portal Manager V3. How do I change, or delete commands in "Default Schedule for Input Trains" without deleting my entire schedule and starting over?

Thank you
Dean

 

[Mouse84]

Just drag the command out of the group.

 

[Dap]

. . . Another aspect of this, is in the Quick Portal Manager V3. How do I change, or delete commands in "Default Schedule for Input Trains" without deleting my entire schedule and starting over? . . .

What Mouse84 said, just click and drag them out of the command rectangle.

 

[Johnda1237]

I had the same question a while back and that suggestion works perfectly. Just click on the bad command and drag it out of the box. It goes away without any problems. Thanks folks!

 

[KonstantinMMRR]

That was simple enough. I wish I had thought of that when I was trying everything I could think of to make it work.

Dean