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whats wrong with my Signal?

Posted: 17 Oct 2004 12:34
by WarEagle
Hi,

my trains are ignoring my signal :/
The always whant to enter the same lane in my station, even if the lane at the side is empty. (shown in the screenshot)
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My fault?

Posted: 17 Oct 2004 12:41
by ThorRune
Yes. Make thoce 2 ways signals.

Re: whats wrong with my Signal?

Posted: 17 Oct 2004 13:02
by Joker
WarEagle wrote:Hi,

my trains are ignoring my signal :/
The always whant to enter the same lane in my station, even if the lane at the side is empty. (shown in the screenshot)

My fault?
Happens to me too. Trains waiting for one platform only, even if it's occupied and the other is free. I tried to re-build the track in different style, but then they were only going through the other platform :(

Posted: 17 Oct 2004 13:07
by WarEagle
Zetor2003 wrote:Yes. Make thoce 2 ways signals.
stupid question:
why?
For me it's logically like it's there.
If I make them twoway, the trains will start rolling in this direction, don't they?

Posted: 17 Oct 2004 13:17
by Szappy

Posted: 17 Oct 2004 13:33
by WarEagle
Szappy wrote:Just try it, and see for yourself...

You could also read these (in this order)
http://ttd.cernun.net/info/signals.html
http://ttd.cernun.net/info/advancedsignals.html
http://ttd.cernun.net/railways/advancedsignals2.html
It works, shure :)
I only wanted to understand why :)

Your links are great, thank you, I'll go through them.

Posted: 17 Oct 2004 15:15
by ThorRune
WarEagle wrote:
Zetor2003 wrote:Yes. Make thoce 2 ways signals.
stupid question:
why?
For me it's logically like it's there.
If I make them twoway, the trains will start rolling in this direction, don't they?
Go to difficulti options, and set "Train reversing" to "At end of line only". Then they won't.

Posted: 17 Oct 2004 15:26
by Joker
Szappy wrote:Just try it, and see for yourself...

You could also read these (in this order)
http://ttd.cernun.net/info/signals.html
http://ttd.cernun.net/info/advancedsignals.html
http://ttd.cernun.net/railways/advancedsignals2.html
Thaks, the second article ( http://ttd.cernun.net/info/advancedsignals.html ) explains it -
* with two-way signal, train chooses always the route with green signal, even if it doesn't lead to destination at all
* with one-way signal, train chooses always the shortest route, even if it has red signal.