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I am currently working on some activites when not working on my Conrail Line, getting to my question, How can I place Deparure times for a Passenger Service, When I click on departure times nothing happens. What can I do to fix this? Thanks for any help.ChrisProjects:
Conrail Toledo Line:15% done
Pacific Parlour Car:21% doneUpcoming Routes:
BNSF La Junta Sub
BNSF San Bernardino Sub
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Officially you can only set arrival times!However, if you set the arrival later than departure; the departure changes to match. You can then set an earlier arrival time.
The other way to do it is manually edit the times in the ACT file - times are stored in MSTS as the number of seconds since midnight.So 14:12:15 is (14 x 3600) + (12 x 60) + 15
-Alan
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You may also use the tool Activity Changer (actchg11.zip in the utils section of the library). MSTS ActivityChanger v1.1. A utility that can be used to change an MSTS activity. You can change the player start-time -> AI-traffic will be changed automatically. And you can round players timetable to realistic values (9:36:47 --> 9:37:00). New: edit timetable direct "by hand"; also shows briefing for easy print-out. By Torben Spiegler.Felix
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