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Charter Member · 36 posts

LAST EDITED ON Jan-28-03 AT 08:55 PM (EST)

Is there a way of stop those Auto Trains ( non-player control trains) from running into a player control train. I have found myself waiting for one of those train just to pass. but would get hit by another auto control train. It would be great if this software had signals , that would stop any auto train from ramming into a player control train .

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Member since Nov-12-02 · 114 posts

RE: Those Auto Trains

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In File\Options, you can select whether they appear at all, and how often they appear. When I know that I will be running on the mainline, I go into Options and deselect "Mainline trains" so that I don't accidently "run into" one.Paul Metzger
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RE: Those Auto Trains

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Well, the idea is to route the mainline train through the map by properly setting the switches, as real dispatcher would.Jim

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