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Finally got around to straightening out the downloads needed for Bob's Funnel activities and fired up the Saturday extra board...kind of a kick, since it's the first activity I've run on the route that I didn't make myself. Thanks for getting that folder name issue squared away...US3!Anyway, my Q250 reached Braganza shortly before I was due to head off to work this morning. Player train held the main, saw a red at the NE Braganza, hit save, then resumed the activity. Coal train went by me on the siding for a neat running meet. After watching the meet from outside the cab, proceeded to exit the activity and head off for work. Get home from work, fire up the activity from the save at SE Braganza, get to the NE and there's a standoff. AI won't take the siding. Hmm, go back to a previous save between Race Pond and Braganza and, bingo, the meet happens.I'm guessing Bob used passing paths here and wonder if anyone knows why the above scenario, i.e., two meets and one standoff with same AI at same location? I played around with passing paths trying to fix Cajon problems and never could get them to work right. Any ideas?Off to run the Sunday extra board...running Bob's activities gives me a completely new look at my own route!Flarrfan

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