Cajon Pass Freight Activities-F10 timetable and miles t
Started by dkehler4 posts3 min read
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In Kicking Horse Pass and other routes when I build freight activities in Activity Editor I can get data to show up by using the F10 button. It shows the siding and station names and the mileage to the next station/siding. For some reason I can not get this to work in activities for Cajon Pass route. Also cannot get siding names to show up in passenger activities when using F10. Only station names such as Victoriaville are indicated. Does anybody know how to get details to show up for freight activites and how to get siding names for passenger activities in the Cajon Pass route?
RE: Cajon Pass Freight Activities-F10 timetable and mil
Sorry to say that I tried that and re-saved the activity and still is incomplete data listing when running the activity and pressing the F10 button. Maybe someone involved with the design of Cajon Pass Route can explain why the information does not show up either in freight or passenger activities.
RE: Cajon Pass Freight Activities-F10 timetable and mil
No, I think he was talking about while in the AE.As for the passenger stations, there are 4, Lancaster, Vistorville, Barstow, and San Berdoo. Freight activities would not have station stops, or an F10 screen unless the train was to make a stop at a passenger station, at least in the way the sim handles things.As for the main sidings (or loops as the UK folks like to reffer to them), most of them like Highland, Palmdale #2, are too long to use the siding object in RE. However, with that said, they are marked visually on the route, as well as the mileposts. And all of the industrial spurs are named. Anyhow, just like any new engineer, starting on a new sub, it does take some time to learn a new subdivision Btw, a company called Altamont Press makes a whole line of nice timetables, not only covering the three subdivisions on our route, but many others as well. You can find them at http://altamontpress.com/Keep'em on the high iron!Best regards, Brad Brownwww.3DTrainStuff.com
