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My usual way to manually place signals is signal just before junction then work back along the main track leading up to the junction, equally spacing.e.g. i use 160m as standard as that fits a standard platform, until so something like
Junction->signal---160m---->signal---160m--->signal---whatever gap left------>Next junction
The mod want to work to other way around and you start by placing the first signal after the junction. Thus you have to work
Junction<----whatever gap is left----signal<---160m----signal<---160m---signal<-Next junction.
If you use it my normal way it only places a single signal which people have mentioned is happening to them.
1) Subscribe to the mod on the mod settings; (This will not actually apply the mod to the game, will only tell the game that the mod exists...)
2) Apply the mod to a Save Game;
2.1) Create a game normally, without the mod;
2.2) Save the game;
2.3) Go to main-menu;
2.4) Click on the Load Game;
2.5) On the screen where you choose the save file, there is a button "Select Options";
2.6) There you can actually apply the mods loaded on step 1 to the save game, add the desired mods, click Apply;
2.7) Load the game with the mods applied;
This is very not intuitive, and not well documented anywhere... I would appreciate if this was on every mod description...
For example doubletrack. The first one i must set all signals manually and even with AutoSig active, their are no created. On the other track it worked after the 2nd or 3rd signal. Why is this so?
Their are no crossings, switches, etc on the track and i build the first sign next to a switch. I use oneway-signs
nope. I just built a single track to test the mod without crossings or switches. It builds signals just fine but can't delete anything beyond first and the one after that — it just stops on the second in line leaving the rest untouched. Same with "replace"
It still creates new signals just as expected though
Not sure if already asked, I didn't read all comments, would it be possible to have the signals placed with a negative distance? The idea is that I can then place a signal before the last crossing and automaticly additional signals before the crossing get added?
Is it possible to get "evenly spaced" Signals
a. Around corners - So the 2/4 will be aligned, currently if you add signals on 2/4 parallel tracks they do not align up around corners because the inside track is shorter!
b. Have Intelligent measuring the amount of signals needed to be close to the selected Signal Spacing but also Space it so that is is evenly between start and end-point! Contact me for the math if you need.
hab diesen mod runtergeladen und aktiviert (regler ist auf grün). trotzdem wird es nicht im spiel unten angezeigt.hat da vielleicht jemand ne idee ?
Also some signals are replaced, some are not.
https://i.imgur.com/mQV5Gb8.png
https://i.imgur.com/BtpDgks.png