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  • R. Steele
    3500 Post Veteran

    • Feb 2013
    • 3928
    • known universe
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    #1

    Time Table Editor

    If anyone is interested in learning and running TimeTables in Open Rails you should download this program recently placed in the library. There is a lengthy thread at Elvas concerning TimeTables...required reading.
    Thanks to Lutz for taking the time to develop.

    timetableedit12.zip By Lutz Doellermann
    Forgot to thank OR Developer Rob Roeterdink, for the creation and implementation of TimeTable Mode, and of course all who contributed.
    Last edited by R. Steele; 02-11-2015, 18:19. Reason: forgot to thank Rob
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    • conductorchris
      2500 Post Veteran

      • Mar 2010
      • 2905
      • Vermont
      • General
      #2
      I am not yet speaking from personal experience, but I am getting ready and excited. I think the timetable format of creating activities is going to be huge. I am happy to see it.
      Christopher

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        • eolesen
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          • Dec 2002
          • 9583
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          #3
          Speaking from personal experience, it *is* huge. Timetables gave me the virtual model railroad I've always wanted.

          For the soon-to-be-renamed CNW-Harvard, I've got the entire Metra schedule already programmed for the Harvard, large chunks of the Milwaukee North & West lines, and yet to do the Kenosha and Geneva subs, and a couple dozen freights....

          One day I just put an observer train next to A2 Junction (Western Avenue) and watched scoots go thru the junction. Did the same thing over Clinton Street a few days later, watching trains snake in and out of Union and Northwestern stations. I've left it up and running that way at work a couple times. People walking thought it was a screen saver, and when I explained it, it turned out a few of them were railfans as well.

          I'd suggest starting a little smaller than I did, and getting it working before really over-complicating things...
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