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How do I get other traffic to run on Marias Pass when I'm operating an activity. I've tried everything in the "traffic pattern" mode, but during the run nothing shows up and sometimes I get a permanent red signal.
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It depends on the Activity.
Are you attempting to run one of the default activities or something created by a third-party?Bruce.
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It's one of my own activities, not a default
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FWIW: I've had traffic that looked ok on the Editor never show up, I out a more powerful engine on and then it would come through, my theory is that they can seem ok in MSTS AE but in the game they stall on a grade.I've also had interlocks get stuck, the only way around this that I have found is to change the pattern so that you aren't likly to meet at that particular set of signals.
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In the AE click on traffic and then new. Either use one of the paths and consists that are available or create your own.Kevin Arceneaux
It is time for Amtrak to become a fallen flag!
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