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| Another newbie question 14/11/2019 at 16:15 #121635 | |
Brytenwalda
19 posts |
If I understand correctly, some maps like Kings Cross are large enough to be operated by several controllers in real life. Are they feasible to play in single player? Can I play just one station, with trains only spawning/transferring to my control after they enter my area?
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| Another newbie question 14/11/2019 at 16:27 #121636 | |
lazzer
634 posts |
I often play large sims like Kings Cross and Edinburgh single player, and often using "old" timetables requiring lots of loco movements. I can just about keep on top of it (although Kings Cross 1977 eventually defeats me in the morning rush hour), but I put that down to years of playing experience and knowing the layout like the back of my hand. So it can definitely be done when you have worked out what's going on, usually by playing it over and over until you stop making mistakes! As for playing "just one station", if you're in a sim with ARS then you certainly can - it's what I do when I play the Victoria sims. I'll let the computer work out the chaos at suburban junctions while I control Victoria station and the approaches. Sims without ARS will, unfortunately, require all of your attention unless you pay them in multiplayer. Log in to reply |
| Another newbie question 14/11/2019 at 16:28 #121637 | |
Hap
1037 posts |
No. If you were playing on the King Cross sim solo, then you would be in control of all 5 panels and all trains within the timetable that you are running. Hap How to report an issue: www.SimSig.co.uk/Wiki/Show?page=usertrack:reportanissue Log in to reply |
| Another newbie question 14/11/2019 at 22:40 #121651 | |
Edgemaster
332 posts |
There's also the option of slowing the clock down to half-speed, which can help with some of the more hectic points in the timetables.
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