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| Trains Randomly Getting Delayed? 12/10/2024 at 02:38 #158804 | |
Dirty_Mac
1 posts |
Using Carlisle PSB ECML Diversions 21-09-2024. Just 2 hours in and already getting some instances of trains being delayed for >5 minutes for no apparent reason. The most notable example of this is 1M11 somehow getting delayed by 7 minutes between Carlisle and Penrith. The train left on time at 01:45:07, and only passed Penrith by 02:08:06. There are no TSRs, nor is the train running without a loss of power. Looking at timetables online confirmed that this the timetable is correct. So what's going on here? Log in to reply |
| Trains Randomly Getting Delayed? 12/10/2024 at 09:45 #158809 | |
HST125Scorton
1191 posts |
Thanks for this, I have checked all the sleepers within the timetable and it seems the train in train type is set to Medium intercity, I have changed these back to High (Commuter) and all the sleepers pass each timing point on time. I will push out an updated timetable soon. Freight will be 50/50 due to the inclines out of Carlisle to Plumpton & Eden Valley to Shap Summit (South Only) and Oxenholme to Grayrigg & Tebay to Shap Summit (North Only).
Aaron (AJRO) | Timetable Writer Last edited: 12/10/2024 at 09:46 by HST125Scorton Reason: None given Log in to reply |
| Trains Randomly Getting Delayed? 12/10/2024 at 12:48 #158810 | |
postal
5264 posts |
HST125Scorton in post 158809 said:Thanks for this, I have checked all the sleepers within the timetable and it seems the train in train type is set to Medium intercity, I have changed these back to High (Commuter) and all the sleepers pass each timing point on time. I will push out an updated timetable soon. Freight will be 50/50 due to the inclines out of Carlisle to Plumpton & Eden Valley to Shap Summit (South Only) and Oxenholme to Grayrigg & Tebay to Shap Summit (North Only).It is difficult to get things right on the Carlisle sim due to the impact of the gradients. If you want to be really finicky you could set up two different train types for a train with higher and lower acceleration rates and switch between them on the fly using the timetable option to select a new category at the location where you want to change the acceleration rate (so maybe high acceleration going up the bank and normal from the summit). At one stage when the 1979 TT was under development I ran some test trains through non-stop with different acceleration rates and pulled out the data from the log file to create a spreadsheet showing the observed times from timing point to timing point for each of the acceleration rate/weight combinations to try and find the best fit timings. The ability to change characteristics on the fly wasn't available then so that is another improvement opportunity if the TT is ever updated. “In life, there is always someone out there, who won’t like you, for whatever reason, don’t let the insecurities in their lives affect yours.” – Rashida Rowe Last edited: 12/10/2024 at 18:51 by postal Reason: None given Log in to reply The following users said thank you: flabberdacks, rfw |
| Trains Randomly Getting Delayed? 12/10/2024 at 14:05 #158812 | |
Guts
604 posts |
Complex but a good fix
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