The best method is to build a loop around the back of the station so that the train does not have to turn around in the station, however this is not always possible depending on space limitations.
Removing the signals from the station with the delete track trick only causes the trains to crash in the switch and is not a viable work around. A train that turns around in a station causes the signals to release and any waiting train can then proceed in to the switch. It is that time that the train reaches the end of the platform, unloads and then turns around that causes the signals to release the inbound waiting train and results in the deadlock in the switch as the station signal is blocking the train from entering the now reoccupied station. This can also occur if a shorter train enters a station as it has to proceed to the far end to unload and turn around before leaving but the safety distance between trains value in the config file causes the signal to release the waiting inbound train in to the switch before the train in the station has stopped at the end of the platform and turns around. The signal system works in Transport Giant, however there is an issue when the train in the station has proceeded to the end of the station, finished unloading and turns around (.and reloads as required), that causes the signals to release a waiting inbound train in to the switch in front of a station resulting in a deadlock. How to make the signals work on a shared line to a single station with a switch? A. Cheat Code Result Ctrl+Shift+G +$1,000,000 Ctrl+Shift+YĚdvance one year Ctrl+Alt+W Win current scenario Q. Edit the TGConfig.Gen file in notepad and change the SafetyDistanceBetweenTrains parameter from 4 to 1 Q. How to change the train signal release distance? A. Ctl + F9 for small grid, Ctl + F9 again for large grid, Ctl + F9 again to turn off Q.
Change the last two lines of the GameStatus.xls file in the config directory to: Q.
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