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Erm, you still have switches to turn them off.JeffT wrote:The rear and head lights are always battery powered om metro trains (I think). Sow it will still shine if you don't have power to the train.LosAngelesMetro56 wrote:More specifically, the head and rear lights.
Meanwhile, at one of CP Lisboa park...Jim2016 wrote:Here in Athens, they park the trains with lights on, as well.
I don't think it is your fault. Rijndam is improving.Guille3604 wrote:Ooops!
Well, in this case it was because I was doing some shunting, it did happen that due to the track where I was doing the movements it was already occupied, my train got stuck between 2 points, dunno how it happened, but it switched automaticly, resulting in that.LosAngelesMetro56 wrote:I don't think it is your fault. Rijndam is improving.Guille3604 wrote:Ooops!
No, no. It happened that I couldn't set up a path, so I just went because I wanted, silly me to think that if I get to have at least one bogie in the side of the points that I wanted, it would follow up again in the direction I wanted to, like it happens in many other sims, know I now that that rule, doens't apply here.MetroSimGermany wrote:That might happen when using direct junction set "cheat". I have warned you. There are situations on which the train is driving over a junction and you switch it actually sees the junction you're on as the nearest and will switch it under your train. That can lead to very weird physics, as trains with Jakobsdrehgestell-boogies will try facing to the other half no matter what.
Greets, Mika
