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OK, I've searched the forums, tried everything I can find, and I still can't get this to work. I have a very small test route, one main, one passing siding. I have my train at one end, the AI train at the other, using passing sections. My train arrives at siding, stays on main, AI train goes into siding, and my signal clears, off I go. The AI train keeps a red signal and will not move, I have tried everything, changed signals, done everything I can think of. Any suggestions?Rob
Is there a signal at the beginning of the mainline, after getting over the switch that connects the siding?? (signal 4)I mean this: (*=signal, /=switch, -= normal rail, .=nothing) ..........--*1--------------------*2- -------/-*4---------------------3*-\----------------*5---------------If there isn't a signal, the AI train will wait till you have past signal 5, and by then, you won't see it anymore...Greetings,René----------------------------- A day may come, when the courage of men fails... But it is not this day!! This day we fight! Ride for ruin and the world's ending!!!
Yes there is, as a matter of fact, my trial route has the signals spaced 100 meters apart, and I only use locos and one or two cars. I can see the AI train through at least a dozen signals, and it never moves...Rob