I was wondering . . .
There are situation when you want to couple or join one junction to another.
Example : For each end of a X-over or a double X-over, both junctions (one on each end of a X-over) need to be set for "X-over" or "straight".
There are other situations when one junction set one way MUST ALWAYS have another junction set a certain.
Is there a RULE where operating one junction will operate another corresponding junction to be set a certain way ??
In a situation like a X-over, just operating ONE always sets the other will sure makes things easier.
How many time have we derailed a train just because we forgot to set the other end of a X-over ??
It seems it would be very useful to have such a rule.
There are situation when you want to couple or join one junction to another.
Example : For each end of a X-over or a double X-over, both junctions (one on each end of a X-over) need to be set for "X-over" or "straight".
There are other situations when one junction set one way MUST ALWAYS have another junction set a certain.
Is there a RULE where operating one junction will operate another corresponding junction to be set a certain way ??
In a situation like a X-over, just operating ONE always sets the other will sure makes things easier.
How many time have we derailed a train just because we forgot to set the other end of a X-over ??
It seems it would be very useful to have such a rule.