Started in the early days of Trainz 2012 I now have 34 various trains types co-existing happily over am imaginary layout of some 1,000 plus panels under T-ANE.
Until recently I have managing twin track ‘Y’ junctions where two tracks physically cross-over each other using the Triggers Multiple Signals Rule where a train within the range of a triggers on one track turns an appropriate signal on the other crossing track to red. Unfortunately there seems to be a limit on how many times this rule can be employed or the total number of signals that can be associate with the rule is limited and I seemed to have run out. Delete a signal associated with one application of the rule provides an additional signal on another.
I have tried using Interlocking Towers to achieve the same ends but with no luck, once any of the paths has been occupied once by a train it seems to get locked permanently blocking all other paths whether occupied by other trains or not. Any advice on managing such cross-over junctions would be greatly appreciated. Peter
Until recently I have managing twin track ‘Y’ junctions where two tracks physically cross-over each other using the Triggers Multiple Signals Rule where a train within the range of a triggers on one track turns an appropriate signal on the other crossing track to red. Unfortunately there seems to be a limit on how many times this rule can be employed or the total number of signals that can be associate with the rule is limited and I seemed to have run out. Delete a signal associated with one application of the rule provides an additional signal on another.
I have tried using Interlocking Towers to achieve the same ends but with no luck, once any of the paths has been occupied once by a train it seems to get locked permanently blocking all other paths whether occupied by other trains or not. Any advice on managing such cross-over junctions would be greatly appreciated. Peter