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When running a steam train passenger activity, I am always very late on arrival at stations, particularly over shorter distances. Is it possible to amend arrival times, or to alter something to make the calculator put more time between stops?Thanks in advance to any input.Cheers, All; Chuck F.
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you could try changing the performance % in the AE...you could enter the times in the act file..(times are seconds from midnight..hence the high numbers!!)...you could use 'activity changer'...that should help for now!!!
Georges
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Chuck, look at http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID7/2111.html#1 and check about the 3 item down and continue reading. It has it all. There are also various other threads on here that will help. Just do a search and you'll find them (hopefully) RobertR .. ADF-M&RM at http://www.adfrr.com
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Thanks, Guys, for your help. I'm now using Activity Changer, but noted that once you put in a manual time, all following times must also be manual, that the AE calculator does not recalculate from the changes. I only have 15 stations to change (ha ha). I will also read the threads that Robert describes.Again, thanks and cheers; Chuck F.
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