If you reduce the loop by the coach yard (move it up one level), you’d make space to move the signal and add a sensor for trains coming out of the yard.
Thanks. Some of the placement gets challenging. With the most recent updates that allow new intersections and stacking of sensors this could also have a few different ways on top of that I'm sure.
@@keithygadget381 So I have found them extremely useful to allow you to run your map automatically. As you can see from the small example I showed here if you then scale this across a complicated route map you could have a lot of traffic running with the time scale advanced. If you prefer to manually switch then certainly this is not of use to you, but especially on an endless map things can get pretty busy and the sensors do all the switching for you.
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If you reduce the loop by the coach yard (move it up one level), you’d make space to move the signal and add a sensor for trains coming out of the yard.
Thanks. Some of the placement gets challenging. With the most recent updates that allow new intersections and stacking of sensors this could also have a few different ways on top of that I'm sure.
@@thematuresimmer4359 I’m currently trying to get my head around the advanced arrival/departure sensors, and figure out why I’d want to use them.
@@keithygadget381 So I have found them extremely useful to allow you to run your map automatically. As you can see from the small example I showed here if you then scale this across a complicated route map you could have a lot of traffic running with the time scale advanced.
If you prefer to manually switch then certainly this is not of use to you, but especially on an endless map things can get pretty busy and the sensors do all the switching for you.