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henry (4 posts)
Jul-10-01, 02:29 PM (EST) "AI movement" Thanks to those who have posted activities. I travel the NEC several times a year and would like to set up AI freight activity in and around the passing sidings or bridges over the NEC. Can anyone assist in helping me make the AI trains perform a back and forth motion either in a yard or on one of the overpasses near Philly, Washington or Perryville? Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: AI movement frisco Jul-10-01 1 RE: AI movement henry Jul-11-01 2

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frisco (23 posts)
Jul-10-01, 11:29 PM (EST) 1. "RE: AI movement" What do you mean by "a back and forth motion"?
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henry (4 posts)
Jul-11-01, 02:43 PM (EST) 2. "RE: AI movement" Basically a yard switcher working back and forth in an area to be visited by a passing train or a push-pull passenger activity on one of the many bridges and other route along the NEC. It's easy to place static consists and make an AI train move from point A to point B, I'm trying to develop some independent AI activity that is always going on when I arrive at some place, not just oncomming traffic.The Balt - Wash segment has regular commuter runs back and forth. It would be interesting to add this complication to the schedule for any of the existing and posted activities. Baltimore also has a neat Light-Rail line that comes into and then moves out of Bal Penn station. All of this would make the MSTS world more interesting. Really like the dynamic scenery from FS. Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

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