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Track sections have section running times associated with them. Up time and Down Time along the section can be defined for each class of train/item using the section. You can enter section times directly or make reference to a table of section running times (described later in this document). Referencing a section running times table enables convenient specification of different running times across the same section for different train types. | Track sections have section running times associated with them. Up time and Down Time along the section can be defined for each class of train/item using the section. You can enter section times directly or make reference to a table of section running times (described later in this document). Referencing a section running times table enables convenient specification of different running times across the same section for different train types. | ||
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Revision as of 22:39, 12 January 2008
A Track is a Planimate® object that connects portal objects (representing depots, terminals and junctions) in one or a sequence of sections. Only one train at a time can travel along an individual line of a section of track.
Track sections have section running times associated with them. Up time and Down Time along the section can be defined for each class of train/item using the section. You can enter section times directly or make reference to a table of section running times (described later in this document). Referencing a section running times table enables convenient specification of different running times across the same section for different train types.