Invisable Diverging Signals

[dricketts]

I'm modeling an old Frisco route that was dark territory so I need to use invisible signals. Does anyone know of right and left diverging invisible signals? I'm having trouble finding any.

Thanks...

 

[stagecoach]

If they are invisible why would you want them? They dont work in a different way from ordinary ones.

 

[fdunne]

I agree. Invisible diverging signals would be pointless. As far as I'm aware, Trainz signals operate on a green=proceed, amber=slow to half speed and red=stop basis. Signals which display other aspects such as four aspect, diverging lights etc are only to make the signal more visually realistic.

 

[BLACKWATCH]

Dricketts probably needs them because Trainz AI needs a route to be signalled, before it will run correctly & "Dark Territory" was
not signalled, therefore to have any signal that can be seen, will not be 'prototypical'.

Dark territory is a term used in the North American railroad industry to describe a section of track not controlled by signals

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_territory

 

[fran1]

How about control track at t/mark , then release at the other end.
It may not be that but there is some rule that allows control and release of track and junctions similar to how a track token would have been used.

 

[dricketts]

Thanks for the feedback guys. I now realize that the all the signals do work alike. The difference is simply cosmetic for appearance I believe.