UK Train Stop

UK Train Stop

A trackside device used in the London Underground to trip the brakes of any train which passes a signal at STOP. A train which is tripped by this device will come to an Emergency Stop and cannot be moved for three minutes. It is used in the metropolitan areas to allow close running of suburban trains. Under some circumstance, drivers are permitted to trip through a signal during an extended delay. This implementation relies on Trainz activating the brakes when an AI driver passes a red signal. It does not activate the brakes of user controlled trains. This version is based on the NSW Train Stop and is modified to be a right hand version for use in the UK

Author: Todd Wright

UK Train Stop
• config.txt 2.22KB
• sleeper.texture.txt 21 bytes
• sleeper.tga 192.04KB
• trainstop.gs 6.38KB
• trainstop.im 18.81KB
• trainstop.jpg 12.02KB
• trainstop.kin 1.28KB
• trainstop.texture.txt 23 bytes
• trainstop.tga 192.04KB
• triplower.wav 11.22KB
• tripraise.wav 7.86KB

VE172: Script class does not match asset kind (signal).

VE48: This asset uses an obsolete trainz-build number. Trainz-build numbers below 3.5 are no longer supported.