Train Priority, not Priority Markers

[seeseeme]

Hi,

After looking through a number of threads and doing some experiments, I am wondering if I am right.

Basically, I have a single track and on that there are 2 sidings each with a Train/Consist facing each other. The tracks are signaled with signals in between the sidings to create a block effect (not sure if this is right, but anyway). One Train has a Priority of 1 and the other has a Priority of 2. I instruct them to travel towards each other and beyond each others sidings of course.

Which Train leaves their siding first while the other waits for it to pass?

In my test I see that the Train with Priority 1 will leave the siding first while the other waits for it to pass before proceeding.

Is this right?

Thanks for any help.

Craig

 

[Accipiter777]

Nope. Just means whatever train priority number you give, will allow that train to use the track. Train prioity 1 gets to a junction, track on one side is track priority 2 , other is 1, the train will go down the priority 1 track. its all discussed in the manual​