P PerRock Moderator - Read the CoC! Dec 17, 2006 #2 is it the train you are driving that is doing this? or an AI train? peter
H hyderpotter New Laptop Dec 17, 2006 #3 PerRock said: is it the train you are driving that is doing this? or an AI train? peter Click to expand... AI train. I got the trains on autopilot.
PerRock said: is it the train you are driving that is doing this? or an AI train? peter Click to expand... AI train. I got the trains on autopilot.
L lander Engineer Dec 17, 2006 #4 Have you tried using another loco? I'v had this happen to me before, but only with certain locos. Don't know why that is.
Have you tried using another loco? I'v had this happen to me before, but only with certain locos. Don't know why that is.
H hyderpotter New Laptop Dec 18, 2006 #5 lander said: Have you tried using another loco? I'v had this happen to me before, but only with certain locos. Don't know why that is. Click to expand... I have. I use the InterCity.
lander said: Have you tried using another loco? I'v had this happen to me before, but only with certain locos. Don't know why that is. Click to expand... I have. I use the InterCity.
K Kelly88 New member Dec 18, 2006 #6 Possible because it is running too fast on approch to the stop put extra signals in and maybe some scripted speed checks also look in the config file for the engine you can maybe tune to physics a little
Possible because it is running too fast on approch to the stop put extra signals in and maybe some scripted speed checks also look in the config file for the engine you can maybe tune to physics a little
