Is there a way to spawn multiple trains in Open Rails?

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  • UP6706
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    • Jun 2026
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    #1

    Is there a way to spawn multiple trains in Open Rails?

    Is there a way to have multiple trains without making an activity?
    Clayton Wong
  • baldwin
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    • Nov 1999
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    #2
    I so not think there is.
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    • eric
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      #3
      You can also create a timetable if you don't want to deal with activities. Much easier than activities as long as you have consists and paths defined. Start at any time you want, and the trains you've scheduled in that timeframe will do their thing.
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      • Whatever2006
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        #4
        I perhaps should give Timetable a chance, I thought of doing the old fashion way with doing activities but I had some difficulty in getting one to work on my end involving the AI trains. I'm naive on what I'm trying to do, but I wouldn't stop thinking and trying to make an activity of my own, even while I don't know what am I really doing myself.

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        • johnnyboy99
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          • Nov 2014
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          #5
          Can you make it so timetable activities have AI train horns sounding at crossings like regular activities?

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          • Orbita
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            #6
            I'll have to try this out. I could really do something incredible with routes that don't have many activities available for them.
            Kyle

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            • UP6706
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              #7
              How do I make timetables?
              Clayton Wong

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              • eric
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                #8
                Lots of previous discussions... Use the search function.
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                • crstagg
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                  • Nov 1999
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by UP6706
                  How do I make timetables?
                  Maybe by studying the timetable-editor_en.pdf available from the Documents button on the OR menu?
                  Charles

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