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| Go-to signals 12/04/2011 at 22:48 #2821 | |
BlackVanDyke
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It would be a HUGE help to have a button to click to go to the signal when a driver phones in with a problem. As the program is text based I can't imagine that it'd be too difficult to set it to find the signal number and jump to it, and would really help single-player sims when you're managing 3 or 4 panels on your own.
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| Go-to signals 12/04/2011 at 22:48 #15047 | |
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BlackVanDyke
4 posts |
It would be a HUGE help to have a button to click to go to the signal when a driver phones in with a problem. As the program is text based I can't imagine that it'd be too difficult to set it to find the signal number and jump to it, and would really help single-player sims when you're managing 3 or 4 panels on your own.
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| Go-to signals 12/04/2011 at 23:47 #15050 | |
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UKTrainMan
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After having downloaded and tried another signalling simulation earlier today, I seem to recall it did have this feature, which was sort of useful with the whole simulation and area it covers (in terms of signalling, at least) being new to me. However, SimSig is highly realistic and is generally as close to the real thing as possible (within reason, perhaps) so seeing this feature implemented may or may not go ahead. Regarding 'the other simulation', I can confirm it wasn't a great experience, I wasn't keen on it and so I most certainly won't be 'turning my back' on or losing interest in SimSig! 
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| Go-to signals 12/04/2011 at 23:47 #15051 | |
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GoodbyeMrFish
148 posts |
think this is a good idea, i think would be a good idea also to have this when people phone in on those little crossings asking if its safe to cross, theres loads on the cambridge sim and i can spend ages looking for one.
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