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Yet another ques regarding KHP

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In the "2nd section" activity all goes well until I arrive at the red signal at mm 91.9. And I wait... and wait... Eventually an opposing freight arrives opposite and we... wait and wait. It seems possible that the opposing frieght might be able to bypass me using the track to the right. My main question is, will it, or I, ever get an opportunity to proceed, or am I experiencing a possible activity bug?

Yardlimit

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RE: Yet another ques regarding KHP

LAST EDITED ON Feb-15-03 AT 07:25 PM (EDT)

This particuliar activity has not worked right for anybody, there is a long thread about it over at the KHP forum at MLT. Here is a link http://www.mapleleaftracks.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=23. There has been more written about this activity, but it was lost when MLT upgraded thier server and lost everything.

Sharon Evans
Glen Allen, Virginia
Activities are what makes MSTS run.

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Charter Member · 94 posts

RE: Yet another ques regarding KHP

Thank you. I'll look this over.

Yardlimit

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