Sometimes (spically metros) are not taking all the passengers waiting for the train, however the train have free capacity and there is only 1 line serving the station, and all wages have green faces,some who can tell what i are doing wrong?
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Sometimes a passenger arrives at the platform just before departure, and becuase that might happen 50 times that would severely delay your metro. Let them wait for the next train :')
It does seem to be a "feature", and not something to worry about. I don't think you are doing anything wrong. Missed passengers always seem to get on the next vehicle.
I agree that sometimes the numbers defy logic, sometimes leaving ten passengers behind when the vehicle has room for 20 more. And I'm convinced that some of those left behind were already waiting at the stop. But the next vehicle along does always seem to pick everyone up, and I've given up trying to work out the logic behind it.
It isn't even clear whether it is the passenger's choice which vehicle to board, or if the approaching vehicle triggers a decision point whereby it knows who will be getting off, how much room there will be, and who (from the waiting queue) will be getting on. I don't think it decides while stationary at the stop, or simply wait for a defined time length. The decision is made well before the vehicle comes to a halt. The "granny" passengers with zimmerframes walking from the back of the platform can force a stop length three times longer than usual, so the vehicle is waiting for specific passengers to board.
For me, this problem seems to occur when I've just added new vehicles to a line. I know that a new vehicle will immediately leave the first stop without waiting for anyone to board. But it is almost as if the vehicle is ignored by passengers that were already waiting many stops ahead. Like those passengers already knew which vehicle they would board when they arrived at the stop, and ignore any extra ones that arrive early. But this is all speculation on my part. Only CO know for sure how this boarding decision logic is programmed. It's just one of those mysteries we have to accept as it is.
I agree that sometimes the numbers defy logic, sometimes leaving ten passengers behind when the vehicle has room for 20 more. And I'm convinced that some of those left behind were already waiting at the stop. But the next vehicle along does always seem to pick everyone up, and I've given up trying to work out the logic behind it.
It isn't even clear whether it is the passenger's choice which vehicle to board, or if the approaching vehicle triggers a decision point whereby it knows who will be getting off, how much room there will be, and who (from the waiting queue) will be getting on. I don't think it decides while stationary at the stop, or simply wait for a defined time length. The decision is made well before the vehicle comes to a halt. The "granny" passengers with zimmerframes walking from the back of the platform can force a stop length three times longer than usual, so the vehicle is waiting for specific passengers to board.
For me, this problem seems to occur when I've just added new vehicles to a line. I know that a new vehicle will immediately leave the first stop without waiting for anyone to board. But it is almost as if the vehicle is ignored by passengers that were already waiting many stops ahead. Like those passengers already knew which vehicle they would board when they arrived at the stop, and ignore any extra ones that arrive early. But this is all speculation on my part. Only CO know for sure how this boarding decision logic is programmed. It's just one of those mysteries we have to accept as it is.
All stations work with a queueing system. First passenger to arrive is the first to get on the vehicle.
I have seen this also happen, it always seems to be at one stop. Some passengers seem to get stuck at the stop and won't board a bus no matter how many come along and how much room they have, whilst other stops on the route work fine. Drivers wages are always green and don't seem to be the problem. I just assume it's a bug. I demolish the stop and put in a new expensive one, but the same issue happens again if the stop is in the same location. The annoying thing is that the passengers go red faced because they've been waiting so long and not got on a bus, even though many have stopped and they just didn't get on!
Vehicle attractiveness can be the problem. Sometimes CiMs refuse to board an old bus or a bus with low attractiveness. Try replacing to an expansive bus.
There is also a bug that shows people waiting at the stop, when there is actually noone there. That might also explain.
Does that also cause the "people at X stop are unhappy" message?
Interesting, I'll give that a try
i've never met the issue that giladteller has described.
"Does that also cause the "people at X stop are unhappy" message?"
Yes, it does sometimes.
"Does that also cause the "people at X stop are unhappy" message?"
Yes, it does sometimes.
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