FKA Old Norwegian Railway Signals

This is an early release. The mod has been tested, but it still needs longer, more in-depth testing on different maps and with different traffic patterns. Work continues on the models, menu layout and setup workflow.

Read the illustrated guide before setting up your first station. Scan the QR code in the gallery for the English or Norwegian PDF. You can also visit mod.io in a browser and search for “FKA Old Norwegian Railway Signals” under Transport Fever 3.

User guide (English, PDF) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WoSp7NEWswdi6_dT3N-V1PMqFVTiUnz7/view?usp=drivesdk

Brukerveiledning (norsk, PDF) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Vy2LrRhJBShTUoXRXg9pTXB-uI9JqyCf/view?usp=drivesdk

This pack contains historic Norwegian railway signals. In Tracks → Signals, choose an entry cabinet, a signal hut or a traffic controller. Place the entry signal facing the approaching train. It works automatically. Static scenery versions are also included.

Place a flag stand on the platform and link it to the exit signals (stones). The flag stand shows whether a train may pass through the station or must stop short of the fouling point at the far end. The invisible exit signal (the stone) marks the stopping point for that track and direction. Look for FKA invisible exit signal in the menu.

When several trains approach at once, even the flag stand and its traffic controller can get a little mixed up about which train they are signalling. A simulated traffic controller can have a busy shift too.

Known limitation

Track work near an exit signal can break its link to the flag stand, even if the signal is still in place. A red arrow above the stand marks an active link fault. Open the stand and select Signal status. Use Reselect signal for the affected row, click the correct exit signal on the map, then choose Apply signal selection.

Issues and suggestions

Please report issues to [email protected]. If possible, include stdout.txt from the affected session and a screenshot. Tell us what you did and what you expected to see. Suggestions for improvements are welcome.

Created by ForestKA (FKA).

AI has been used for some tasks during the development of this mod.