• Minecraft Version:1.19.2

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Is this a new world? Are you updating from an existing world? Have you tried changing the train type at the siding? Also duplicate of #401.

yes i created a new world and tried change the train type and nothing changed

Thanks, I'll look into it. It could also be due to some conflicting mods.

Hi jonafanho, I too, seem to have the same (or similar) problem (screenshot and mod folder contents attached). Could you help me to resolve? Changing train settings (type etc.) did not solve it. Thanks!

The best solution I can think of is to update to 3.1.2, change the train type in all the sidings then refresh and clear

Also worth mentioning is that architectury is for forge, not fabric, so I suggest to remove it

Thanks kettle-7. Let me check your suggestions and get back. I forgot to mention that I'm using TLauncher. Architectury might be the culprit.
I guess the curved portions of the tracks should be large enough to accommodate the size of the trains, too (unlike mine!).
Cheers.

Thanks kettle-7. Let me check your suggestions and get back. I forgot to mention that I'm using TLauncher. Architectury might be the culprit. I guess the curved portions of the tracks should be large enough to accommodate the size of the trains, too (unlike mine!). Cheers.

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Hmm still kinda stumped about this issue, but thanks for the extra information.

This seems to be an issue of TLauncher. Since we know very little about the differences between minecraft started with TLauncher vs other launchers, it's really hard to tackle this issue.

Hello guys, what's the language of your Windows and minecraft? @Merth1 @kaan-guven

Hello guys, what's the language of your Windows and minecraft? @Merth1 @kaan-guven

My windows language turkish and minecraft tlauncher Minecraft language:English

Very strange, but everybody who has this bug seems to have their windows locale set to Turkish

Found the issue! https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11063102/using-locales-with-javas-tolowercase-and-touppercase

I'm suspecting it's my default .toLowerCase() string calls which are affecting train ID values like TRAIN_24_2 -> train_24_2.

Very strange, but everybody who has this bug seems to have their windows locale set to Turkish

Yeah, I think it's definitely about Turkish, I have the same problem. (Windows lang=TR Minecraft lang=EN) Also, I noticed that this problem doesn't occur in v.3.0

Trains are normal now, thanks!

@Merth1 @kaan-guven @bekase Please try the latest version, 3.1.5, and see if it fixes this issue!

Great! Thanks for verifying.