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Between Harrow-on the Hill and Wembley Park there are express tracks. If there is to be a peak-time scenario I believe it wouldn’t hurt to have animated trains on the express tracks. Same goes for the section between Moor Park and Harrow-on-the Hill. Static trains could be used as well, e.g. at station stops or in sidings. We could potentially also have a mix of both on the running lines. There are also ways to animate objects to mirror yours or to arrive and depart slightly before and/or after your train does.

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I really do like animated objects. Because I think it maps a map look better like, how its made the Network West Midlands map go from a map to an excellently animated map. Say like if the Met. Line map could have trains arriving into the station as well as departing and passing by.

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Is it even possible to have AI-controlled trains running in the other direction? I don’t think so since BVE supports only one possible running track and that’s the one your train is on. Still that doesn’t mean it’s not possible to have animated trains.

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Just as in the "cartoony style"-thread my guess is you'll find your nostalgia for the old limitations of BVE isn't shared by many.

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The opening doors concept has not been put into practice because it involves the animated train’s doors being triggered when you open your own doors. I found this Mexican route where the trains arrive at the platform a little bit before you stop and then leave after your train clears the platform. Maybe we could put that into practice?