Requesting help with AI traffic conflicts

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rfbranchCharter Member · 25 postsJun 2, 2003 10:44 PM

Hello all, I have been working on a new project with the NEC v4.0 to create a somewhat prototypical (given the limitations of available rollingstock) schedule to be used as a template for activities on the corridor.I have laid out most of the Amtrak and METRA traffic northbound, but I am having a LOT of trouble getting a train to run southbound, and I am having AI consists getting "stuck" behind lights that are red for NO reason. I was hoping to find some willing message board members to help me fix my traffic problems. I need someone who is well versed in traffic paths, passing paths, etc. because my schedule is crude due to my limited knowledge. Anyone willing to help please post your email and I will send the .apk file along with a list of the non-default equipment needed.Thanks in advance!-rb

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kevarcCharter Member · 4599 postsJun 3, 2003 2:09 AM

RE: Requesting help with AI traffic conflicts

Send it to meKevin Arceneaux
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