North Wales Coast Route Issue please?

Hi everybody, back with the living again. But have a mega problem please.

Not even sure which Forum I had this question in originally? have searched everywhere.

I have a new Gaming Computer which I have Installed MSTS on and have a problem with the North Wales Coast Route
which I had previously on my previous Computer, but cannot find the answer that solved It.

I am running a Passenger Activity from Chester to Holyhead. However, when Starting from Chester there Is a
Train comming straight at me, which passes through me like a ghost.

There was a Line that needed to be changed in the Consist so the Ghost train in question ran a few Minutes later
from saltney or thereabouts. but not remembering which forum I was in at the time, am no longer able to find It.

Hope this makes some sense, any help please.

Thanks

Paul.

Hi Paul,
Welcome back
Yes, I remember the problem, but can't think what the solution was! I'll search though the Forum to see if I can locate your original post.

Cheers,
Ged

Hi Paul,Ged. I believe the answer was to alter the timing of the steam train so you pass it after you have left Chester.?

Hi Roger,
Yes, that was it!  But I can't find the original posts!

Although Paul says he's installed MSTS, I have a feeling the problem occurs when running the original activity in Open Rails.
Do you remember when it was reported?

Cheers,
Ged

EDIT : OK. I think I've found it in my notes (22/23 Aug 2023!) - it was the North Wales Coast Express (nwce.act), consist 1A66.  
We changed the MaxVelocity line in the consist from : MaxVelocity ( 40.23360 0.52525 )  to  MaxVelocity ( 32.50 0.52525 )
This was to make sure the train travelled at a more realistic speed, in OR!

If we are talking about the same act it was North Wales Coast Express (nwce) running Britannia I think !

Hi Roger,
Yes, that's right.
You posted while I was editing my previous post - please see my edit.

Cheers,
Ged

Hi Ged and Roger, Nice to hear from you Again.

Yes, that was It, now working.

Many thanks

Paul.

Hi Paul,
Glad to be able to help

Cheers,
Ged