[PTrains87]

Thanks Rick, I will start to work on it!

 Aldarion, on 30 September 2020 - 10:33 AM, said:

PTtrains87
One advice. Start creating your schedules and start with simples stuf... then, as you grow confident with the normal simples procedures of a train X going from A to B, then start introducing more complexity.

My learning curve was like that

-First i started with local trains run on electric trainsets from the first station to last. they appeared a few minutes before the service and disapeared a few minutes after finishing the run.
-Then I started exploring the $form function to have the same trainset running up and dow the track in a service rotation.
- After that I explored the pools and how to place trains at poools and call them for services.
-Now I started with loco and carriages and runarounds, attachements and detachments.
Next it will be the trains switching movements and send locomotives to sheds and carriages to pools.

That's a good suggestion anyway, I will start to play around with some functions to see what I can achieve.
A quick question, I'm reading the guide regarding the timetable inside the OR folders, but there are other resources I can check especially for such functions such as /leadingpower /forms, where do you get them?

Thanks for all the help!

[Aldarion]

In the guide... in here in the forum

Rob is the man for any questions. I can send you my timetables just for you to have a look and see an example if you want.
Or get a look on a polish route named L353

[PTrains87]

 Aldarion, on 30 September 2020 - 12:49 PM, said:

In the guide... in here in the forum

Rob is the man for any questions. I can send you my timetables just for you to have a look and see an example if you want.
Or get a look on a polish route named L353

That would be great, just to have an idea on how to correctly fill the Timetable, to avoind any syntax errors.
You can send me a private message for it, I will appreciate that!