Kali wrote:Can edit the default aws ramps - they send a signal message when a train goes over, you just need to make some sort of bang instead :)
Kali, as resourceful as ever.
Yes, the AWS would probably be easiest to hack into a torpedo. Never understood why US loco's have British AWS in their blueprints, but now the connection can be made useful. Running over a torpedoe means going straight into emergeny, I presume.
The fusee will be a litte more difficult, as it needs to be seen from a distance and can be approached and overrun.
I don't think we will get a figure waving a fusee, but then can also be dropped in the track or put in the trackside dirt.
I don't know about the rule governing a fusee, probably warning the crew only to reduce speed immediately and fast and be prepared to stop on sight of the obstacle or whatever.
In these days of radio communications, CTC and PTC, are torpedos and fusees even still in use? Overhere, they have been abandoned because they often got stolen from the cabs and as professional fireworks, are powerful and dangerous to tamper with.