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Could one of you activity writing wizards do one for the Mesaba Electric route? I've tried, but without much success. I put my train into a double-ended siding to wait for an oncoming AI train, but when I do the AI train stops before it gets to the other end of the siding. Apparently when I enter that siding, it also opens the points at the other end stopping the AI train. Is this true?
Dave
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When you are stopped in the siding, back up slightly so that the track monitor shows you as being in reverse. This should get the AI moving.Jake Mensel
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If I back up, regardless of the amount, the AI train "keeps it's distance" from me. If I back up ten feet, he comes forward ten feet. If I back up five miles, he stays with me matching my speed and braking and "keeping his distance."
Dave
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