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I got this problem while trying to make myself wait for a train at the south end of Catoma. I used the double reverse point trick to try to make myself wait. What should I do?
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My sight is going, but it looks like you may have put the double RP's too close to the signal, however that usually wouldn't keep the AI from taking the siding. It would just make it difficult/impossible to trip them after the AI did leave.You might try backing up your AI timing (10 seconds earlier) and see if it helps. There are just so many variables, sometimes it's hard to tell which is responsible until you 'fiddle' around with it for awhileRobertR .. ADF-M&RM at http://www.adfrr.com
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Again its hard to see, but it looks like you have the reverse points too close together. Try moving them further apart. When you stop for the signal at the end of the siding, one of the RP's should be under the train and the other in front of the train.
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