Second Life Railroad/SLRR Switch

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Description

On the following page we discuss a concept of how a semi automated system could help users switch track.

Background information

Having the ability to switch from one track to the other is an essential part of any rail network. This can be done in many different ways. It depends on the type of guidance used to make the train move along the tracks. But also on the type of trains that use the system.

Source

The above information was collected by the Second Life Railway Consortium (SLRC) Tuliptree (107, 131, 30) with the help of Stryker Jenkins and Moundsa Mayo. Qie Niangao.

Linden Lab is currently the "operator" of the SLRR track. The SLRC collected existing data for these wiki pages but did not set any standards. They evolved over time as Linden Lab employees constructed the Second Life Railroad.

Also See

• Second_Life_Railroad (main page)
• Second_Life_Railroad
• Wikipedia: Rail gauge