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In Settings > Maintenance > Path Debuuging
Set the Path Debugging drop down to None.
No joy really. At best a marginal improvement, compared to a small warehouse in the same spot.
Another issue with this is that the lack of local truck deliveries of course also means a lower demand/priority for train deliveries (remote cargo trains stay around 10% full) whereas as a real cargo station is a conduit to the shops nearby, meaning that trans for it get filled rapidly and 100% (OOC mod).
And this point unless you can think of something else, I'll consider this a lost cause.
I have had another go at the warehouse with cargo station. The offers should now be 50 / 50 between the warehouse and cargo station and matches are now blocked when transport type is different.
Hopefully that makes them more useful for you.
You mentioned the same thing back then in the stable release comments, so most likely yes.
I wonder if it is the offers. They are currently mostly the train line 5 out of 6
i then change it to be the warehouse. I wonder if your train line isn't easily matched so it doesn't get selected much.
I'll look into patching them to be warehouse ones more often.
Note that matching normal shops works and all vehicles will get used when set to Empty, but since no further deliveries by either rail or truck will come in, that is obviously not a solution. ^o^
When set to Balanced it kinda works, but the amount of rail deliveries is significantly less than when set to Fill and it has a hard time keeping up with demand (it shouldn't).
In any case, it still acts very differently compared to regular warehouses set to Fill.
Unfortunately the WH+Rail still will sit there fat (full) dumb and happy and not service local demand (set to fill of course) with just a few exceptions.
The only shops that show up in the transfer list are 2 converted ones, the hypermarket and department store, (very high demand of course) not a single regular low or high density shop shows up.
Unlike the much longer and complete list of a regular warehouse in the same area and with the same settings.