========================================= READ BEFORE USE: CONTAINS IMPORTANT INFO ========================================= The audible alarm isn't Ufton's 2005 alarm but I've edited another to get it as close as I can. The only time you ever hear it in a video is a few seconds near the end of the documentary "Blood on the Tracks", but it is impossible to record as Graham Smith talks over it :/ The slow barrier in front is very deliberate; I paid a lot of attention to make it as realistic as possible. The A4-side barrier was always slow until 2009-10. They were synced 2011-onwards. This is very similar to my other 'ultimate realism' project, Ufton Level Crossing (2014). This crossing, like all of my other projects, activates from a timetable that mimics the real-life times (Or what would have been this crossing, but it is no longer around, read 'Notes and Credits' below to know why). Tired of waiting? Want to make some trains run for yourself? Go into the code, click on the blank sprite called 'Testing Blocks' and follow the instructions displayed by comments. Why does this project work in reverse? The other project, Ufton2014, is facing the A4 on the swing bridge side. This project, in contrast, is facing the swing bridge (just around the corner in the distance) on the A4 side. That means the trains pass in the opposite direction. Now you can click that flag and watch some trains (Or, indeed, make some run)!
Changes made: A = activate d = deactivate Thanks mate for the original
