Repositioning AI trains after session leaves a residual movement.

[Orpheus2000]

I have a TRS19 route with an AI session using 20 or so trains which are all at their various "start" locations to begin with. If I run the session and it eventually fails I exit Driver mode without saving.

Occasionally when I have corrected the problem and restarted the session, I find some of the trains are not at the start positions - why, I don't know, maybe I did save the interrupted session, no matter. So I stop, move the particular trains to where they should be, save the session and then restart it.

The trains that have been reset immediately move briefly, as if they don't realise for a moment or two that they have been reset. So far I have only been able to fix this by deleting the train and then reinstating it, which is a bit of a faff if several trains are involved. Anyone know of a neater way to clear this "residual movement"?

 

[stagecoach]

Did you select edit session from the drop-down menu in Surveyor and click on reset at the bottom?

 

[Orpheus2000]

Did you select edit session from the drop-down menu in Surveyor and click on reset at the bottom?

I think you are referring to the "restart all rules" button. I have used that when it's not "greyed out", but it's not the solution in this case.

 

[Lewiscc65]

I had the same problem for some time and have not been able to find a solution yet either. I know it is a pain in the a** to move all the trains to their original location and I put a stop command in the driver set up menu of all trains, so they do not go too far.

 

[Orpheus2000]

I had the same problem for some time and have not been able to find a solution yet either. I know it is a pain in the a** to move all the trains to their original location and I put a stop command in the driver set up menu of all trains, so they do not go too far.

I don't mind putting them all back so much. It's just that irritating bit of movement on subsequent restarts. Glad to hear it's not just me, anyway.