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TrainController Gold and Silver - Freiwald Software

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Conclusions:<br />

• If you want to change the running train between two subsequent schedules, then<br />

both schedules must be chained as successors. This is for example useful, if a train<br />

entering a hidden yard will trigger another train to leave this yard.<br />

• If the train will not be changed, then it is usually better to create a schedule sequence<br />

(<strong>TrainController</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> only) or a complex, long schedule rather than a<br />

chain of schedule successors.<br />

• If a schedule will be repeated as a cycle or commuter train, then use a single sche-<br />

dule for this purpose.<br />

• Critical sections cannot span different schedules. They must be completely contained<br />

in the same schedule.<br />

• If a single schedule becomes very complex or long, then consider to split it into a<br />

schedule sequence of several more simple schedules.<br />

• If the track plan of your layout allows to derive a plurality of more complex schedules<br />

from a relatively small set of simple basic schedules, then consider to create<br />

the complex schedules as sequences of these simple schedules.<br />

It is possible, though not very recommended, to mix schedule successors <strong>and</strong> schedule<br />

sequences. This is treated by the software in the following way: chaining by successors<br />

has higher priority than chaining by sequences. That means: if schedule B is specified<br />

as successor of schedule A, <strong>and</strong> schedule A <strong>and</strong> a third schedule C are listed consecutively<br />

in a schedule sequence, then A is executed first by this sequence, then B (as successor<br />

of A) <strong>and</strong> finally C (as the second member of the sequence).<br />

5.16 Schedule Selections<br />

Sometimes it is desirable to select one of several schedules. This is supported by schedules<br />

selections. A schedule selection enables the selection of certain schedules out of a<br />

selection of several other schedules. Even though there is no schedule diagram associated<br />

with a schedule selection such selection can be started like any other normal<br />

schedule. It can be used wherever a normal schedule can be used. When a schedule selection<br />

is started then one or more of the schedules contained in the selection are selected<br />

<strong>and</strong> started. This selection may also include other schedule selections.<br />

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