Hello,
My first-time test of TLR. I am interested in passenger trains. I constructed a test route with 12 stations, including a loop.
The automatic system generated over 600 lines... that is too much. Breaking the loop reduced the number, but it was still overwhelming. Then I switched of the automatic generation and deleted all the lines.
I set up a simple route myself.
When set to the automatic scheduler, the train went on its way optimistically. But no, it did not stop at the first station listed on the route. It slowed down somewhat but it did not stop. (Btw, I used three types of stations, but mostly AJS invisible stations 1T and 2T.) Since the train did not stop, the command (Navigate to ...) that is visible in the Driver interface did not change to the one for the next station in line, and as a result the train lost its way and left the intended route. The proper route could clearly be made visible as a colored line from the Dispatch Manager.
Anyone any idea why the train does not stop? I guess that when that problem is solved, the route may work.
Thanks for any suggestion.
Paul
PS when the Dispatch Manager was left to assign the route with the highest score to the driver/train, the effect was the same: the train never stopped and left the route that was assigned to it.
My first-time test of TLR. I am interested in passenger trains. I constructed a test route with 12 stations, including a loop.
The automatic system generated over 600 lines... that is too much. Breaking the loop reduced the number, but it was still overwhelming. Then I switched of the automatic generation and deleted all the lines.
I set up a simple route myself.
When set to the automatic scheduler, the train went on its way optimistically. But no, it did not stop at the first station listed on the route. It slowed down somewhat but it did not stop. (Btw, I used three types of stations, but mostly AJS invisible stations 1T and 2T.) Since the train did not stop, the command (Navigate to ...) that is visible in the Driver interface did not change to the one for the next station in line, and as a result the train lost its way and left the intended route. The proper route could clearly be made visible as a colored line from the Dispatch Manager.
Anyone any idea why the train does not stop? I guess that when that problem is solved, the route may work.
Thanks for any suggestion.
Paul
PS when the Dispatch Manager was left to assign the route with the highest score to the driver/train, the effect was the same: the train never stopped and left the route that was assigned to it.
