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Running trains to a timetable using sessions in TRS06 [Archive] - Trainz Discussion Forums - 0 views

  • The sessions of the Crewe route run to careful timetable and I have documented the method in various threads. This is the only method I have found that works reliably. I am just putting the finishing touches to a Crewe session '100 Trains' during which more than 100 trains pass through Crewe on a strict timetable over 3 hours including engine changes, shunting, breaking down and making up trains etc. the existing '50 Trains' session already uploaded utilizes all the control techniques I have configured to achieve timetable working - and it works GREAT!
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Portals - Trainz Discussion Forums - 0 views

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    if you get this far you might want to check out posts by segy, who's worked out how to get 100 trains out of portals to a timetable using SCS2006 (Scenario Creation System) and "un-portal" rule. I'm still figuring this one out! HTH
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Sequence - Trainz Discussion Forums - 0 views

  • First click on edit session rules scroll down to Portal timetable rule click on it click edit omitting portal (name of your portal) click on add new timetable (00:01 should work) click on add existing saved train choose train click on add driver to consist choose driver click on green arrow choose Drive to-Drive to trackmark-or Drive via trackmark.
steve t

How do iportals work? [Archive] - Trainz Discussion Forums - 0 views

  • Try the Portal Timetable Rule found on the DLS. http://www.openspeedway.net/files/pics/ptr.jpg You can set which portal you want it to come out of with "Emitting Portal You can set what time it comes out with "Add New Timetable" You can set what train comes out with "Add an existing saved consist" You can select a driver with "Add Driver to Consist" You can use the command bar to add and save commands for the AI to follow. To add another train just click on the "I" box at the bottom.
steve t

Timetable Challenge - the route and schedule - Page 4 - Trainz Discussion Forums - 0 views

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random portal train selection - Trainz Discussion Forums - 0 views

  • Well yes. Central Portal Control lets the portal select a consist at random from a list that you provide when setting up the portal instructions. It will also emit in sequence if you so desire.
  • Likewise Portal Basic - default 'Emit Train' condition is a random train from an inputed list.
  • I use Portal Timetable Rule KUID2: 61392:2002:1
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  • Both Portal Control options work well. You can make life much easier by also using the Schedule Library available from the JS Trainz Rules Factory (among many other very useful utilities). The Library enables schedules or part schedules to be named, saved and recalled. Saving much tedious repetition in setting up individual train schedules. Chris
steve t

Down to the Basics pt1: Sense of Operation - Trainz Discussion Forums - 0 views

  • I use Maggs Re-rail portal along with pguy's Portal Timetable rule for interchanges. It will emit a string of cars at the time you want without an engine. They appear on the interchange track, that piece of track on which both railroads have joint rights. I then pick them up with my switcher. Dropping off cars is a bit of fun because you have to drop kick them into the interchange track (portal) or you will loose your engine. I find if I get up to a speed of 20mph pushing the string of cars, uncouple the engine and cut the throttle, the cars roll into the interchange track and I reverse and go back to the yard. This allows more than one interchange operation per session - like one in the morning and one in late afternoon. One could also use AI to bring the foreign road train onto the route and do the drop-off and pick-up, but I have had problems with that in the past. I think once you start to use portals, you will find there are many possibilities. Do you have any grade crossings with other railroads? This always makes for an interesting operations feature. There is a diamond crossing rule that takes care of the signaling. My road has 9 grade crossings with foreign roads, all of them with active cross traffic.
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