JackClare1995
Member
Hello all.
I've recently been toying with the idea of parking 2x Class 323's on the same piece of track in a depot. I've placed two trackmarks on the track and separated the two points where the trains would stop with invisible signals. I've tested it and it worked great! I also tried coupling the two trains together, driving them to the furthest trackmark (all under AI) and decoupling and then manually reversing the rear unit a bit to give it the effect that they've arrived separately and parked under LoS.
My question, however, is this: Is there a command which basically tells a train to drive a certain distance? I'm thinking this...
Couple to 323 > Wait for 10 seconds > Navigate to Trackmark AC Depot Road 3A > Wait for 10 seconds > Decouple from 323 > Wait for 10 seconds > Change Direction > Drive 6 feet (or similar)
This would give the two trains the effect that they had arrived separately, but all done under AI control.
Is there anything available?
Jack
I've recently been toying with the idea of parking 2x Class 323's on the same piece of track in a depot. I've placed two trackmarks on the track and separated the two points where the trains would stop with invisible signals. I've tested it and it worked great! I also tried coupling the two trains together, driving them to the furthest trackmark (all under AI) and decoupling and then manually reversing the rear unit a bit to give it the effect that they've arrived separately and parked under LoS.
My question, however, is this: Is there a command which basically tells a train to drive a certain distance? I'm thinking this...
Couple to 323 > Wait for 10 seconds > Navigate to Trackmark AC Depot Road 3A > Wait for 10 seconds > Decouple from 323 > Wait for 10 seconds > Change Direction > Drive 6 feet (or similar)
This would give the two trains the effect that they had arrived separately, but all done under AI control.
Is there anything available?
Jack
