Cosist jumps to adoining track

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  • prr4ever
    1000 Post Veteran
    • Jun 2004
    • 1272
    • North Port, Florida, USA
    • French English
    • ORTS

    #1

    Cosist jumps to adoining track

    At times, as I run a long consist through a switch,the whole consist will jump to the track switched even though the units not yet having reached the switch, are still trailing.

    This may not be an OR thing as I seem to remember it occurred in MSTS also. Any way to reasonably fix this? I do not make routes so do not know how to correct anything in the route itself.

    If it is necessary to live with it that is okay also. Just curious.

    Dave
    Dave Kolbenschlag
  • ebnertra000
    1500 Post Veteran


    • Jun 2013
    • 1778
    • Minnesota

    #2
    I seem to recall that being the result of 'running trough' switches (which were not lined for your route). I think loops could also cause it

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    • Vince
      6500 Post Veteran

      • Nov 1999
      • 6961
      • Mohave

      #3
      Also caused by this line in in the Coupling section of your engine/wagon files:

      CouplingHasRigidConnection – set this to 1 for wagons that have rigid, rather than flexible couplings.

      Ref: MSTS TECH Docs >Eng_and_wag_file_reference_guidev2.doc

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      • prr4ever
        1000 Post Veteran
        • Jun 2004
        • 1272
        • North Port, Florida, USA
        • French English
        • ORTS

        #4
        I run in Manual almost all the ttme so route alignment should maybe not matter?
        Dave Kolbenschlag

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        • prr4ever
          1000 Post Veteran
          • Jun 2004
          • 1272
          • North Port, Florida, USA
          • French English
          • ORTS

          #5
          Hi Vince,
          I have edited all wagons (too many over the years) and unless I missed some they are all set for flexible on my freight units. This is not a big deal just wondering why it happens.
          Dave Kolbenschlag

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          • derekmorton
            5500 Post Veteran



            • Nov 1999
            • 5699
            • Eltham, Victoria, Australia.
            • ORTS

            #6
            Originally posted by prr4ever
            I run in Manual almost all the time so route alignment should maybe not matter?
            If you run over a switch the wrong way, it will jump tracks.

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