AI Trains fouling switches Options

[dispatcher]

In final testing of a template, I am finding AI trains stopping in sidings for the player train to arrive but the AI train is stopping on the switch. At first, I thought the AI train was too long for the siding so I changed the consist but the same thing happens. The AI train still stops on the switch. Does anyone else have that problem? Is there a difference if I have the player train take the siding and AI train hold the main?


Dispatcher

[sgdavis]

In final testing of a template, I am finding AI trains stopping in sidings for the player train to arrive but the AI train is stopping on the switch. At first, I thought the AI train was too long for the siding so I changed the consist but the same thing happens. The AI train still stops on the switch. Does anyone else have that problem? Is there a difference if I have the player train take the siding and AI train hold the main?


Dispatcher

That is strange, the AI train shouldn't stop on the switch -- unless that's where the signal is. It shouldn't make any difference whether the player takes the siding or holds the main. It sounds like it could be a signaling problem with the route. What route is this? Which siding is it happening on?

Thanks,

Steve Davis

[dispatcher]

That is strange, the AI train shouldn't stop on the switch -- unless that's where the signal is. It shouldn't make any difference whether the player takes the siding or holds the main. It sounds like it could be a signaling problem with the route. What route is this? Which siding is it happening on?

Thanks,

Steve Davis

Steve;

The route is Rogers Pass. I am running an Eastbound train and the AI train is fouling the west end of the Glenogle siding which is east of Golden. I have run the activity many times with the same results. The routes' signals were changed to permissive.

Dispatcher.