r/factorio • u/nullverse_creator • 7h ago
Question i require train help
I've been desperately trying to figure out what signals are fucking with my two trains and which ones are working, i can't figure out how to get train 2 to understand it can get to it's station as train 1 is in it's station waiting for it to pass, NOTE ALREADY FIXED, PLUS IT WAS THE DEMO
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u/Terrulin 7h ago
This is why it is generally recommended to just use 2 one way rails because it is easier to signal and throughput is much higher. Otherwise the entire stretch of 2 way shared track must be 1 block to make sure another train doesn't enter until it is clear.
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u/Ulgar80 1h ago
It's not too hard to signal two way tracks - just make sure, that you have a chain signal when entering a shared block and normal signals when entering the siding track. Between these signals, there should be enough space for your longest train. There should be no signals on the shared tracks.
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u/theoreoman 7h ago
Just skip the one track system and go straight into tway system. Its going to cost more upfront by it'll scale so much better
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u/CaptainABC123 7h ago
Trains are the worst. They never work. They get stuck. Something breaks them. I swear I put all the singles right and they will just sit there saying “no path”
I’m willing to build very long belts.
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u/ChemicalRascal 1h ago
There's going to be some small error or set of errors you're making. Might be as simple as putting the train station on the wrong side of the track.
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u/Stunning_Box8782 14m ago
I must've gotten the good trains in my game cause mine all work 100% of the time
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u/Beregolas 3m ago
You might be interested in this: https://www.reddit.com/r/Factoriohno/comments/1x5vxef/form_for_all_issues/
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u/Kargaston 7h ago
My advice, don't do two way trains, it doesn't scale well