Normally, a platform will consist of one marker, lets take "York 3" as an example. This means that any AI workings will stop at the platform marker but at the furthest tip of the marker meaning that if it is a short consist like a 2 car DMU, it would look out of place. In this modernised version, each platform on the route will have multiple markers, for instance, York 3 will now have "York 3 HST Stop SB", "York 3 2 + 4 Car Stop" and "York 3 HST Stop NB". The NB & SB stand for Northbound and Southbound, meaning if bi-directional working is in place, the HST can be directed to stop at the appropriate end. It is obviously the same principle for the 2 + 4 Car Stop marker, this enables DMU's and 4,5 Car Voyagers to stop in a more central position within the platform to reflect real life situations. 2D Maps of this practice is shown below.
This, coupled with the inclusion of many more destination markers along the route will mean that scenario creators will have much more at their disposal and will be able to create more precise scenarios.

