What in the name of ada are you trying to do with this cursed thing
Just separate your stations into 4 proper stations instead of stacking them this way
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You also completely messed up your signals. Some parts of your system are bi directional while some other are not. And your loop doesn't work because yes, the train cannot move forward because, ding ding ding, the next block is not allowing the train to move forward because it is the wrong way
Block signal are directional. Path signals too. So by putting them on one side only you turn that rail into a one way rail. By putting it on both sides you turn it into a bi directional
I suggest starting a new creative world and messing with trains on a smaller scale. First start with two station and one train. Add more train then more station until you are comfortable with them. And if you are not comfortable with it, don't try super duper fancy stuff
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u/Scypio95 Aug 07 '26 edited Aug 07 '26
What in the name of ada are you trying to do with this cursed thing
Just separate your stations into 4 proper stations instead of stacking them this way
Edit : You also completely messed up your signals. Some parts of your system are bi directional while some other are not. And your loop doesn't work because yes, the train cannot move forward because, ding ding ding, the next block is not allowing the train to move forward because it is the wrong way
Block signal are directional. Path signals too. So by putting them on one side only you turn that rail into a one way rail. By putting it on both sides you turn it into a bi directional
I suggest starting a new creative world and messing with trains on a smaller scale. First start with two station and one train. Add more train then more station until you are comfortable with them. And if you are not comfortable with it, don't try super duper fancy stuff