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Unuhi 1 points 6y ago
Well... my way of redditing is sort of accessible-ish, so i have no clue how to send a message. :(
[deleted] [OP] 1 points 6y ago
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Unuhi 1 points 6y ago
Ok. So for actual trains...
Location and timetables matter. So what track? What time? Which trains go to x?
Also the exact location of doors would be nice to know in advance. Then when arriving in a new location, it'd be cool if it guided to the correct direction to exit too.
The timetables with track numbers have to be able to get uodated, as often the tracks change and those details are only on the screens.
Location and timetables matter. So what track? What time? Which trains go to x?
Also the exact location of doors would be nice to know in advance. Then when arriving in a new location, it'd be cool if it guided to the correct direction to exit too.
The timetables with track numbers have to be able to get uodated, as often the tracks change and those details are only on the screens.
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