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sol (50 posts)
Apr-13-02, 02:14 PM (EST) "Adding AI to an exesting activity" Is there a way to edit an activity to add more traffic and can it be done without screwing up the activity?Thanks
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DTA (477 posts)
Apr-13-02, 02:59 PM (EST) 1. "RE: Adding AI to an exesting activity" While I am not into creating activities (lack of ability!), I would imagine it can be done using the activity editor. If someone has added AI to an activity, obviously someone else can change it. The big question is whether one has the expertise to do it!I use Torbens excellent activity changer to alter things I do not require, especially temporary speed limits which I hate!David Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
casacota (27 posts)
Apr-13-02, 09:23 PM (EST) 2. "RE: Adding AI to an exesting activity" Yes, you can.Open the activity with the activity editor, end you see on the right side "Traffic pattern". Clic on New and try to define your AI trains, use new paths and do not edit anything existing on the route, this way you can't screw up your activity.You can always return to the original state by setting the original AI traffic back. You must in this case not delete your AI trains, just deselect it.Pere o__ = -
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