I'm interested in hearing what's possible. As found, it the way freight had
access to the stubs, it would see a destination for the cars, and if the
stubs were full, leave them on the siding. What I think is happening is the
program sees that using the siding for off spot of the stubs is ok. But the
program doesn't see the siding as a destination that then leads to the
stubs. The program is only thinking of putting cars on the siding as
overflow from the stubs.
I'm thinking the program might need to think of the siding as two different
tracks (competing for the same space) where one is the overflow, the other
is a yard that the turn is allowed to pull and place cars into the stubs. So
the work of the turn would know both: the overflow and the yard. What I'm
not sure is what setup has to be done so it knows this.
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