General OpenTTD • Re: is this a good way to make train signals (new)
skc: You don't want those signals facing the stations, just after the junction. A train that stops there will block the junction, which is how deadlocks happen. You always want one train length between a signal and the previous junction, so that a train stopped at said signal is fully clear of the junction.
This is how I would signal it, with path signals at the station exits and a one-way path signal before the junction at the station entrance.
I've included two options for depots, at a station or along the line, one per track.
(The station exit signals are not strictly necessary for dead-end stations like this, but they are required if the railway continues beyond the station, and how real railways build signals).
Statistics: Posted by 2TallTyler — 15 Apr 2026 14:38
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