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Is there a way to tweak the game so you can run a red board w/o ending the activity aside from requesting permission.
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Is there a way to tweak the game so you can run a red board w/o ending the activity aside from requesting permission.
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>Is there a way to tweak the game so you can run a red board
>w/o ending the activity aside from requesting permission. I have successfully run an absolute red without the simulation ending. But only when I have been travelling at well in excess of 100 mph (160 km/h). On a slower computer, the signalling program sometimes doesn't have time to respond if you are travelling fast and therefore it doesn't catch you running the red.The only 'legal' way to run a red is if the signal is set to be a permissive. See the PO&N9 route documentation for more information here. The drawback here is AI trains won't know when they should really stop.As someone said before, keep trying Gomez... Merry Grimace!
Gary Cameron
Grande Prairie "The last civilized stop before Alaska," AB
Canada
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