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Most of our infra have a signal with a visibility distance set to 400m. It's a great default value but we should take into account the distance between signals. For example, if you have a line with signals close to each other we shouldn't take into account a signal further than the next one (as below).
In other words, the visibility distance cannot take on a value greater than the distance between the signals.
Why is this feature valuable?
More precise spacing resource generation and better GET.
Anything else people should know?
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What is this feature about?
Most of our infra have a signal with a visibility distance set to
400m
. It's a great default value but we should take into account the distance between signals. For example, if you have a line with signals close to each other we shouldn't take into account a signal further than the next one (as below).In other words, the visibility distance cannot take on a value greater than the distance between the signals.
Why is this feature valuable?
More precise spacing resource generation and better GET.
Anything else people should know?
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: