I think the answer is 'no' but they can be used as a standard signal. So could be used where you don't need a feather or theatre element. (There is optional ATLS control, but I've never really understood that!)
I think the answer is 'no' but they can be used as a standard signal. So could be used where you don't need a feather or theatre element. (There is optional ATLS control, but I've never really understood that!)
It is a unique setting. but I find it useful when I use these signals as guard lights for my drawbridges, train spacing, and the occasional bypass sidings.
This marker is actually a track object that works like a regular track marker but allows signals to work instead of showing red when a train is run in reverse. I replaced all the regular direction markers with this one with no weird effects.
That's interesting John. Is it asset kuid:30501:1013 AI Routing Direction Marker you're referring to? If so, shame they've kept it in the same yellow colour as the standard direction marker.
That's interesting John. Is it asset kuid:30501:1013 AI Routing Direction Marker you're referring to? If so, shame they've kept it in the same yellow colour as the standard direction marker.
Yes, that's it. I thought the name wasn't correct but I was away from my Trainzing computer to check. I agree, the yellow color makes that a bit confusing due to the being the same color as the regular Direction Marker.
