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Member since Jun-19-04 · 3 posts

Good day all. I have a question. Can somebody direct me, or let me know how I can set up a train that doesn't move? I want to set up trains in the station that I am departing, and I have tried several things and they eiter leave before they are supposed to, or don't show up at all because I depart before they are scheduled to start. I believe they are called "dead trains", but I am not sure. Thanks in advance.

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RE: New Question for Setting up activity.

Is a "loose consist" what you're after? If so, in the AE hover your mouse over the track where you wish to place your dead train, right-click, select the option that allows you to place a loose consist, and then select your consist. Just make sure your placed loose consist shan't be in the way of any moving train you write into your activity.Cheers,
goonybird

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Member since Jun-19-04 · 3 posts

RE: New Question for Setting up activity.

Thanks exactly what I was talking about. Worked like a charm. Thanks!!

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