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--- mechanics:automation [2024/01/03 21:39] – [Departure sensor] romanamor
+++ mechanics:automation [2024/01/04 04:06] (current) – [Auto signal] romanamor
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 Note: This only applies to platforms that are connected on a single side only. Once it is set as a through station (connected at both ends) this feature will stop working for that platform. It is recommended to research the departure-sensor which will automatically reverse trains if needed.
-===== Auto signal =====
+===== Auto Signal =====
-Unlocked by the research Automatic Routing, an Auto signal can create a route by setting every switch along a path to the next signal.
+Unlocked by the research "Automatic Routing", an Auto signal can create a route by setting every switch along a path to the next signal.
 With the Green Tier 2 research Routing Queue, the Auto signal can also be set in perpetual mode which will constantly fleet the signal along a single route.
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 ===== Relay sensor =====
+The Relay Sensor is the simplest and cheapest form of sensor in the game. Once built on a track and linked to a signal, a single route for the signal is selected. A train passing over the sensor will trigger the route automatically.
+The Relay Sensor is ideally used to automate crossing routes or where multiple tracks converge to a single track.
+Note: To manage trains destined to different stations, research "Routing Sensor" for a more powerful version of the Relay sensor.
 ===== Routing sensor =====