PSC 1a GondolaShuffle

PSC 1a GondolaShuffle

This session is for PortSwitchingCo 1a. All the items of rolling stock needed by the session will be downloaded from the Download Station when the session is installed. You have the choice of using either a stream or a diesel locomotive.
Note: Three yellow markers represent a LARS section of track; two ProtoLARS. Freight cars will load or unload when stationary on a LARS section. If one car in the consist has been stationary on a ProtoLARS section for one minute, all freight cars in the consist will load or unload in sequence. Right clicking on the section of track will show what it programmed to produce or consume.
Chuck and Joe - your last turn for the day.
Unload the steel coil on those gondolas standing in the Transfer Yard at the coil gantry in the middle of HeavyTechIndustries (LARS).
Load the gondolas with steel pipes at the south end of HeavyTech (LARS) and take them to the heavy lift wharf. Unload the pipes (LARS) and take the empty gondolas up to Tyco Plastics to load them with plastic pipes (ProtoLARS).
Unload the gondolas at the heavy lift, then return the empty gondolas to the Transfer Yard. Sign off at Loco.
It should take about an hour. And I know that it would be easier and far quicker if we had more gondolas, but we aint.
Take care with those Class 1 trains. You must give them priority at all times.
Dispatcher out.
Maps and a readme are included in the folder containing the session.

Author: philskene

PSC 1a GondolaShuffle
• config.txt 3.61KB
• gondolashuffle_small.jpg 19.69KB
• portswitchingco_map1.jpg 89.42KB
• portswitchingco_map2.jpg 89.25KB
• portswitchingco_map3.jpg 89.73KB
• profile.dat 406.95KB
• readme.htm 12.66KB
• readme.txt 11.80KB

This is freeware.
Please feel free to experiment with this and modify it to suit your own tastes and needs.
Feel free to distribute this by any means or upload any revised version to the Trainz Download Station or elsewhere.
If you do distribute a revised version of any of my routes, my only requirement is that you use a different name for the route.