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The new Lehigh Valley route is superb and very, very accurate. There a couple of at grade crossing with other railroads that the designer has included in the route. Has anyone had any experience with having an AI train cross over the route of the player driven train? Would this set the signals against the player's train? A crash at the cross over is always a possilbity as it is in reality but signals prevent this. Any help or advise would be very much appreciated.ThanksWally
I cant comment on the Lehigh Valley Route, but Ive certainly done routes where AI trains cross over the player trains track at a diamond crossover and the signals do prevent a collision. Just make sure that the signals are absolutes ,ie they must display a "Stop" indication and not a "Stop and Proceed" indication.MD