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| Strip or boards or something else Yesterday at 23:17 #159925 | |
M'vy
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I am wondering, does something exist in the signalling world that are some kind of equivalent of "Flight progress strip" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_progress_strip)? Something used to track where trains goes at a glance? I've started to make myself a small tracker with stickies in the sim, though I was thinking having something physical would be amazing. I'm not too sure about what to look for though, maybe some kind of board to put in sets of bounded letter tiles or something. Or I could go with actual paper slips, but that feels a bit too flimsy. So if anyone has heard of anything like this, I'm all ears.  Post has attachments. Log in to view them. Log in to reply |
| Strip or boards or something else Today at 07:47 #159928 | |
jc92
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In SimSig you've got the popup timetable when you click on a headcode. That's really the most at a glance option. There is also the lineup tool which you can have minimised in the background which will give you the next arrivals/deps/passes for z given location along with their platform and path used. This is probably the closest you'll get. In real life TRUST gives the same information to a signaller, but for large stations and/or junctions the boxes often produce a simplifier which gives the info in a table along with additional useful notes for immediate reference. There's no such thing as strips or similar to my knowledge, apart from reminders placed on sidings as go what's in them when there is no describer. "We don't stop camborne wednesdays" Last edited: Today at 07:48 by jc92 Reason: None given Log in to reply |
| Strip or boards or something else Today at 08:02 #159929 | |
Jan
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jc92 in post 159928 said:but for large stations and/or junctions the boxes often produce a simplifier which gives the info in a table along with additional useful notes for immediate reference. Which Simsig also has its own interpretation of (press F8), if you haven't already stumbled across it. Two million people attempt to use Birmingham's magnificent rail network every year, with just over a million of them managing to get further than Smethwick. Log in to reply |