First off, I wanted to say that I love the jgrpp series of releases--your work is immensely appreciated. I had a suggestion, however: most professional rail schedulers visualize and mock up the schedules they're writing (to check for conflicts + to facilitate meet-pass planning) using graphic timetables (also known as stringlines or marey charts). There's a tool called scheduled dispatch scheduler that allows you to create graphic TTs for the schedules you're writing already, but it would be awesome if this could be a built in feature of the game to avoid the labor of re-typing times and distances when adjusting timetables.
First off, I wanted to say that I love the jgrpp series of releases--your work is immensely appreciated. I had a suggestion, however: most professional rail schedulers visualize and mock up the schedules they're writing (to check for conflicts + to facilitate meet-pass planning) using graphic timetables (also known as stringlines or marey charts). There's a tool called scheduled dispatch scheduler that allows you to create graphic TTs for the schedules you're writing already, but it would be awesome if this could be a built in feature of the game to avoid the labor of re-typing times and distances when adjusting timetables.