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| Realistic (minor) delays 06/08/2019 at 21:28 #119932 | |
TylerE
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Currently, random delays are, well, random. For instance, I just was notified that train stabled in a platform for service the next AM would be delayed...by 3 minutes - over 6 hours before scheduled departure. That seems...odd. Maybe add a check such that if (anticipated delay) is a tiny fraction of the time remaining before departure, just don't implement it? Log in to reply The following user said thank you: Philo |
| Realistic (minor) delays 06/08/2019 at 23:50 #119939 | |
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JamesN
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I proposed an enhancement along these lines previously, I don’t recall the thread but it is already in mantis as 20474
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| Realistic (minor) delays 07/08/2019 at 06:55 #119942 | |
jem771
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A more enhanced delay control panel would be excellent. creating delays/random delays on entry points would be a good feature + A while back I did suggest platform delays EG TRTS , road off - train doesn't move, then phones in with a problem. That's rather common in real life. Jezz Log in to reply |
| Realistic (minor) delays 07/08/2019 at 10:11 #119943 | |
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njimiller
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I would advocate stripping off train failures from delays. It’s very difficult to have a scenario where you want to manage fairly beefy delays through an area without at the same time having multiple trains fail at multiple stations. Nick Log in to reply The following user said thank you: Steamer |
| Realistic (minor) delays 07/08/2019 at 13:26 #119944 | |
tynie123
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I agree, I have had delays because of the wrong sort of food trolley , on services that I know do not have them, passenger disturbance on locos, in the Scottish Sims they could be weather related.. Also I do run sims with delays , but in such as the Tynside one , the knock on effect on the Metro is horrendous. Log in to reply |