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I swear to god it was driving me mad, but im now back on track :)
Had the same. Deleted the train and rebuilt. Everything worked.
To fix this you have to either make more stops in the schedule until you can see the "next stop" and run it until it reaches the first stop so you can remove all of the unneeded stops, or rebuild the train.
What happens is that its next stop becomes "nothing" so the train puts out an error. This is usually caused by changing a station that's in the train's schedule while it's on that stop.
X-shaped junctions. That is where you start with a normal Y junction, then attach an extra track to the single end, so now it's two tracks in, two out, with the control lever bars overlapping. These do not (in my expereince) work, and one of the routes will be non-functional. You can set the switch but the train will ignore it, and an automated train will not accept it. If you jave an X-shaped junction, and your scheduled train must cross it to reach its destination, then it will show the error if the route includes the invalid route.
If you delete a station that's in a timetable, yes, it does show as an empty slot. You have to delete the empty entry, or select it and pick another stop.
I set up a coal rail that just moves back and forth, and had this happen. Had a blank entry as well because I deleted the return station to add another freight platform. Set the newly rebuilt station to the empty entry and it worked fine.
For my big train that goes from the oil and plastic to the main base, and the steel plant, and the quartz dig, it's a loop with a single engine. It has one short section that merges on the return, but then splits again to get the right approach angle. I can eliminate that easily, though, if I drop if off a cliff onto some pillars closer to the starting station.
I don't put multiple trains on a single rail, usually because I have separate rains dropping off at different locations. My aluminum stuff drops off at a station that unloads via conveyors into a neighboring station. By the time the train that collects it makes another loop, the freight platforms are full.
Might try a multi-level train setup this time, though. 3 trains pulling into a central station stacked on top of each other.
I like the look of the black trains. I would love to be Able to change the colour of the train engine so I have a idea of its purpose by glancing at the colour