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Signal Problem on P&WV

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Member since Aug-6-02 · 17 posts

Hi Guys. I am trying to write a couple of activities for the Pittsburgh & West Virginia. Whenever my southbound train reaches the signal at the south end of Avella Yard, the signal is red and will not change. In addition, when a northbound train reaches the north end of the passing siding between MP 60-59, again, there is a red signal that will not clear. If I run a southbound or northbound train without any AI traffic the signals are clear. Anyone have any ideas to correct this problem? By the way, the P&WV is a great route with lots of potential in a smaller package. Many thanks to its creator.

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RE: Signal Problem on P&WV

yes he is aware of it. I emailed him a couple of weeks ago and he worked on it.BTW, Richard, I got the CD today and after I do a couple of things tonight I'll load her up and give it a shot. Did you change any of the track work? I had saved the paths, etc I had created before and will try to use them.Kevin Arceneaux
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