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| Timetabling - station Stopping positions 27/08/2024 at 20:37 #158333 | |
rfw
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I am looking for more detail as to what the stopping positions of FX, F, N & NX actually mean. I know what they stand for and what they do on a basic level (see my attached graphic).  In the forum I found the following: bill_gensheet in post 149882 said: Then the forced stopping behaviours: In this above post extract I am reading 'platform end' where it says 'signal' because not all platforms have signals at both ends. I take it also that if there is a signal at the far end of the platform, defensive driving rules will override the platform stop position if that signal is on and defensive driving rules conflict with the stopping position. Please could someone confirm or correct this information Post has attachments. Log in to view them. The train now standing on platform 2, should be on the rails Last edited: 27/08/2024 at 20:38 by rfw Reason: Formatting & pressed post before I meant to Log in to reply |
| Timetabling - station Stopping positions 29/08/2024 at 14:48 #158353 | |
Peter Bennet
5393 posts |
It should be relative to the location position. The location position will be on one or more TCs. Sometimes the location is simply the TC(s) so near and far are the extent of the TC(s). In some cases the location is at a specific point on a TC, that is set in the data and is the far, end of the platform. There is no concept of platform length as such in the data, other than the residual length of the respective TC(s). Peter. I identify as half man half biscuit - crumbs! Log in to reply The following user said thank you: rfw |
| Timetabling - station Stopping positions 29/08/2024 at 21:55 #158360 | |
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rfw
166 posts |
Thanks Peter for an insight into how locations work behind the scene. For an example if the far end of a location is at the far end of a TC, the I'd assume the FX stopping position will be at the end of that TC, but how far short of the end of the TC will a F stopping position be? Is the difference in distance between the F and FX positions on a per sim basis or the same distance on all sims? If it is the latter what is that distance and if the former is the a distance that is recommended to authors? The train now standing on platform 2, should be on the rails Log in to reply |
| Timetabling - station Stopping positions 29/08/2024 at 22:32 #158361 | |
bill_gensheet
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FX is 2m, not 0 F is usually 20m but may differ with defensive driving settings I think Log in to reply The following user said thank you: rfw |
| Timetabling - station Stopping positions 30/08/2024 at 11:23 #158364 | |
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Peter Bennet
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rfw in post 158360 said:Thanks Peter for an insight into how locations work behind the scene.I don't think this is set in the data, or if it is all mine will be whatever the default is, which appears to be 20m. I don't do much timetabling so have little up to date practical experience to say any more. However, what you quoted in the original post seems right to me from memory save for the reference to signal. Peter I identify as half man half biscuit - crumbs! Log in to reply |