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Member since Aug-4-02 · 7 posts

I know it is possible to provide realistic schedules with the activity changer for example. BUT ! do you know if it is possible to change the time trains wait in the stations to load passengers. Sometimes that's 2 minutes, or 10 seconds... hazard???that would be nice in the activity editor to take the control on that!

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RE: Loading passenger time

pym,
you can change the number of passengers at each platform. Click with your right mouse button on the blue platform delimiter lines and chose "properties". One passenger takes ten seconds to enter a car. Only the cars between the delimiters count. If you stop too early or too late, not all cars are between the delimeters an it takes considerably longer to change passengers.Felix

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Member since Aug-4-02 · 7 posts

RE: Loading passenger time

thank you so much thanks to you, great activities are to come, I promise!

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