Station problem
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Station problem
I made a station, which provides 2 ores. So, 2 trains are using this station. The problem is, both of the trains will follow the red arrow (see attachment), instead of using the 2 green ones. How can I change this, so that they won't wait for a particular part of the station? (Since it's not the first time I've seen it happen, but I never changed anything there because the trains barely encountered eachother)
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that's why I said to read the wiki (manual). pre/exit/combo-signals are also in ottd, just use CTRL+click on a signal once it is built to cycle them. But it's all in the wiki
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<@[R-Dk]FoRbiDDeN> "HELP, this litte arrow thing keeps following my mouse, and I can't make it go away."
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Yeah, I'm reading it, but it's sort of hard to translate stuff which is english, when being dutch. (For me, anyway) If I install the patch, it says it can't find gamegfx.exe. The manual only says it's probably the wrong version, but I'm running it on windows anyway. I also don't exactly know which version is the best to download, what they mean with all the 'ttdpatch -W ttdpatch.cfg' stuff, which you should type in DOS, I assume? Then there's the other stuff, adding/making the vehicles stuff, and other stuff. It freaking confusing if you don't understand what people are talking about...
arghhhh
TTDPatch and OpenTTD are two different things
1. TTDPatch is just a patch (a very good one at that with a million options) for TTDLX.
2. OpenTTD is a TTDLX clone.
The two are not interoperable. I just directed you to the ttdpatch wiki because the workings of pre/etc. signals are the same.
Perhaps reading this might help a bit: http://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/lis ... s/968783/0
TTDPatch and OpenTTD are two different things
1. TTDPatch is just a patch (a very good one at that with a million options) for TTDLX.
2. OpenTTD is a TTDLX clone.
The two are not interoperable. I just directed you to the ttdpatch wiki because the workings of pre/etc. signals are the same.
Perhaps reading this might help a bit: http://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/lis ... s/968783/0
TrueLight: "Did you bother to read any of the replies, or you just pressed 'Reply' and started typing?"
<@[R-Dk]FoRbiDDeN> "HELP, this litte arrow thing keeps following my mouse, and I can't make it go away."
<@[R-Dk]FoRbiDDeN> "HELP, this litte arrow thing keeps following my mouse, and I can't make it go away."
two things: openttd rocks, and so do pre-signals.. once i learned how they worked, they revolutionised my stations!!
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isn' this a bug thought?:
[quote]you have to make the entrance signals double way signals [/quote]?
I noticed it myself a while ago, but for some reason didn't think anything of it.
However, you have one set of behaviour with double signals, and another set with one-way signals. Both should do the same (seeing as I certainly prefer the behaviour of the double signals in this case).
Or has this already been reported? (toddles off to sf.net)
edit: doesn't look like it's ben reported. so am about to do it.
[quote]you have to make the entrance signals double way signals [/quote]?
I noticed it myself a while ago, but for some reason didn't think anything of it.
However, you have one set of behaviour with double signals, and another set with one-way signals. Both should do the same (seeing as I certainly prefer the behaviour of the double signals in this case).
Or has this already been reported? (toddles off to sf.net)
edit: doesn't look like it's ben reported. so am about to do it.
Moriarty, that's feature-not-bug. Two way signals cause the train to choose the (first?) green signal. One-way signals cause the train to chose the correct (after 15? square look-ahead) direction, even if it is red and there are other directions with green signals.
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