OPENTTD SIGNALE HOW TO

That's what the train AI aims to do in this game due to maximum profit. And the new train that's coming in, has decided to pick the 'easiest and fastest' path. See this situation: Two trains unloading/loading at a station. I'll use openttd wiki as reference, and I'll break it down to you. So, when you click signals, a window will pop up and you can select which signal you want by just looking at the picture, altho purist will stick to CTRL-clicking, dunno, it seems fun Like one click for pre, two clicks for exit, 3 clicks for combo. Now, for the special signals, you can actually simplify the method of signal selection by Configuring the Patches under interface and select 'New Signal GUI', or something along the line. Your first signal will be two way, click it again, one way, click it again, it's still one way, but in a different direction, then back to two ways. I also quite pening with signals, but apparently the pros online all tell me it's easy The more you play, the more you will understand. This post has been edited by sihumchai: Oct 14 2008, 02:50 PM If you want to see how signals can be used fully utilized(actually, can be alot of variations depending on your creativity), see this example of a large RORO station: Pre-signal sounds like what it should be, it pre-signals the train to stop, or move into another lane if that line is being occupied.ДЄdded on October 14, 2008, 2:50 pmAh, I found a simple picture which explains signals and exits. So, the one-way signal on the left is the way up(where the trains come in from), change that signal to pre-signal(first CTRL-Left Click, should be yellow). Secondly, see the X there? It's a crossway for trains to change lanes because in the picture, it's demonstrated as one way. Make sure both the two way signals in the pictures are exit signals. Exit signals helps notify the previous signals that it's BOOKED by the current train, and should divert to another direction.

OPENTTD SIGNALE HOW TO

But I'll teach you how to do it here.ДЇirst of all, see the two way signals which are at the entrance/exit of the station? Change that to exit signals by CTRL-Left Clicking on the signal(exit is white). Okay, so that station doesn't have proper signalling set up. It's the most basic of all end of line stations. I can currently suggest the terminus set-up. If you are using regular signals, or mixed up and you don't know how, I suggest learning the most basic for your platform(station). Regarding your question, there can be a few problems.ДЎ.Is your train too long? (I don't think this is the problem tho')Дў.

By default it should save in PNG, don't change it. You can take screenshot in game with CTRL/ALT+G, can't remember which button la.

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