Question about Junctions control system

[belgian46]

Hello everybody,

Presently, I'm busy with a route with multiple junctions in it. During the past days, I have been creating multiple junctions. It is well possible that I have forgotten to place a junction along the track

Therefore, does anyone know if there is a junction checker.

Is it also necessary that your junctions are named consecutive along the track. With that I mean junction01, junction02, junction03, junction04 etc ... and not junction01, junction02, junction85, junction04, etc ...

Thank you

Best regards

Kurt :wave:

 

[SHOPlanB]

Kurt, you can use the satellite view to see where junctions are. Also, you can move the spline connection points to uncover them.

 

[oknotsen]

does anyone know if there is a junction checker.

Sorry, dont know.

Is it also necessary that your jonctions are named consecutive along the track.

No need for that. It is only usefull for yourself to keep track of where you are or when adding those to session rules, but technically there is no need for that.

 

[belgian46]

Hello SHOPlanB & oknotsen,

Thank you for your reply.

Best regards.

Kurt :wave:

 

[Deano5]

I'm not sure of the kind of checker you are thinking of but the best one that I use are my pair of peepers.
Set up a test run of AI trains and see if any of them report a missing lever.
As for naming the points I find it helps a lot in knowing where the AI are fighting over a junction as they will message they are "waiting for access to junction TOM'S DINER". Then you know exactly where on your map they are stuck. :wave:

 

[belgian46]

I'm not sure of the kind of checker you are thinking of but the best one that I use are my pair of peepers.
Set up a test run of AI trains and see if any of them report a missing lever.
As for naming the points I find it helps a lot in knowing where the AI are fighting over a junction as they will message they are "waiting for access to junction TOM'S DINER". Then you know exactly where on your map they are stuck. :wave:

Hello Deano5,

Thank you for your reply.

I was thinking of a junction-system which gives me a alarm or a pop-up screen whenever I forgot to place one.
However, your system is also functioning.

As these routes are my first step in making a couple of routes, I have never used AI-trains before.

I have trainz 9, 10 and 12 ( although the forum does not show the 12 the Auran helpdesk has been informed ).

Will I find instructions about using AI-trains in the Trs2006 manual?

Best regards

Kurt :wave: