[Gro.Bi]

When creating timetables, I use 'Save visited stations ' in the trackviewer to create the names of the stations automatically, instead of entering the station names manually. It is usefull as the risk of spelling errors is averted. At the same time I have noticed that some stations are listed in incorrrect sequence and the order needs to be adjusted manually (what can be an immense effort e.g. at commuter lines with numerous stations).
I cannot say exactly when I first found this error and how often it occurs. I got initially aware of it when trains in an own timetable were delayed because of above fact.

Has anyone noticed this problem as well?

Regards,
Gro.Bi

[Weter]

Hello.
As I don't remember, where it was, is that function about chosen paths?

Timetable editor forms list of stations as well, but the order of them follows, might be their sequence in *.tdb-file, so it's plenty of work then - to sort them in proper order.

[Gro.Bi]

 Weter, on 12 March 2022 - 12:42 PM, said:

is that function about chosen paths?

Yes, it is concerning the path that is currently displayed in trackviewer.

 Weter, on 12 March 2022 - 12:42 PM, said:

Timetable editor forms list of stations as well

Where to find it in Timetable editor?

Regards,
Gro.Bi

[Weter]

1. Strange... The sequence of station was expected to be unambiguous... That's very strange.
2. As soon, as You pressing "New" button of TT Editor, the dialog for forming station list appears.
You point the location of *.tdb-file, then it will be scanned for station names, then the list of station is formed.
You are able to move particular station names up and down as You wish.

[Gro.Bi]

 Weter, on 12 March 2022 - 01:11 PM, said:

2. As soon, as You pressing "New" button of TT Editor, the dialog for forming station list appears.
You point the location of *.tdb-file, then it will be scanned for station names, then the list of station is formed.
You are able to move particular station names up and down as You wish.

Now I remember that function. But I disliked to use it, as all stations of the route are listed instead of only stations of a certain path. But as per now, it seems unfortunately to exist no fully automatic way to realize my intention.

Regards,
Gro.Bi

[Weter]

I'm afraid, that's so. Sorry.