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I can now get multiple AI trains of the same type to operate over the same route in the same direction. I'm trying to make an activity for the L route where both CA&E and L trains would pass the user driven train. This was all too familiar to me growing up in Chicago as I remember seeing both CA&E and CNS&M trains on the L. I can't find a why to include more than one type of train in an activity. Should I break up the route so each activity has its own section?Thanks Wally

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RE: AI Trains multiple but different consists

Once you create the service you can use it over and over, just give it different start time.If you want to change consists, just create a template of the service and change the consits.Kevin Arceneaux
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Charter Member · 53 posts

RE: AI Trains multiple but different consists

I tried your suggestion and it worked as you said. I now have an activity on the L route where the player driven train passes several different type of trains as would have been seen in reality.Thanks for your help.Wally

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