neilsmith749
Well-known member
I'm sorry if this has been covered already, but I did a quick search and didn't find anything. Anyway, in older versions of Trainz, we were able to edit the properties of signals (the Safetran ones from Norfolksouthern37 in this case) to select the dominant path. This would allow one signal to control multiple junctions effectively. In TANE, this no longer seems possible.
Does anyone know if this is some sort of bug, or something that is the new norm? I'm guessing that however TANE was written, or scripted, or whatever, has affected the ability to edit the properties of signals in the track-objects menu.
Anyway - if anyone has any input, I'd be grateful.
Does anyone know if this is some sort of bug, or something that is the new norm? I'm guessing that however TANE was written, or scripted, or whatever, has affected the ability to edit the properties of signals in the track-objects menu.
Anyway - if anyone has any input, I'd be grateful.