Author Archives: DPump

If you’re in the computer business, you probably know about some natural laws, for instance, there is no such thing as a last software bug – if you think you found the last possible one, there is another one around … Continue reading →

The up-coming release 3.18 will include a feature, that has been requested by our customers – not that we didn’t think about it ourselves, but customer feedback is important to us, so we can prioritize our work, not to mention … Continue reading →

The last couple of releases were addressing issues in schedules changes, i.e. when a train finishes a schedule at a station and takes over another schedule. This includes splits and merges. Believe it or not, there still was one error … Continue reading →

The next release will address some issues that have come up, and also improve some performance. One thing we didn’t get right is how to deal with schedules that run through midnight. It turned out that stops scheduled after midnight … Continue reading →

CTC 3.14 was released a couple of weeks ago, which included the addition of the drawbridge feature, and a customer request to save the time factor along with other data when saving the status of the game. Even if the … Continue reading →

Sometimes things get a little mixed up of what you want to do, and what you’re actually doing, especially just shortly after a release update. This is what happened. There is one thing we haven’t mentioned here before at all, … Continue reading →

First my apologies. Yes – we promised to have the helper function available for 3.13, and some pieces are already in, and while we got already trains pushed by a helper working, there are still things to do, like when … Continue reading →

CTC 3.12 was mostly about adaption for TDP3 territories, e.g. possible multiple start times on a particular weekday – or even non at all, and pick a couple of trains of a regular schedule, and place them where you want. … Continue reading →

With the changes in CTC 3.11 we have implemented a few things you’ve enjoyed in TDP3, mainly passing a red signal (also requested by our customers) and work areas. There are things in TDP3 we haven’t addressed yet but we … Continue reading →

In CTC Release 3.11 we will add the possibility to give an order to a train to pass a red signal. It will be possible to do it in two ways: (1) by giving an order while in contact with … Continue reading →