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TrainCarts/Signs/Detector

2021-02-18T20:45:52Z

J0schlZ:

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[[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs|« Go back]]

== Introduction == 


Detector signs are very similar to switcher signs, only difference being that:
* They do not switch the tracks
* They detect multiple tracks


You can use detector signs to detect certain trains on a very long piece of track. You can use it, for example, to stop spawning trains if the track is currently in use. You can also use it to make trains take alternative routes if a certain track is in use.

== Syntax == 


'''First line:''' ''Whether to detect trains or single carts''


'''Second line:''' ''detector (name)''


'''Third line:''' ''Statement 1''


'''Fourth line:''' ''Statement 2''

</translate>
{{sign|[train]|detector (name)|o@player1|tag1}}
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If the third and fourth lines are kept empty, it will toggle the lever whenever it finds a train. A name can optionally be put after the word ''detector'', to make sure two detector signs can only find each other.

== Placement == 


[[Special:MyLanguage/Image:TrainCarts-detector.png|thumb|Two detector signs in operation]]
Placement is rather difficult, since you need to use pairs of detector signs, one on both ends of the track to detect. The detector signs have to face each other, or they will have a hard time finding each other. Both signs are operated simultaneously, so you can use both ends to toggle a lever, using 4 statements in total. By adding multiple detector signs underneath one track you can expand the amount of statements.

== Statements == 


On the third and fourth lines you can put the statements to evaluate.


[[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs/Statements|Statements]]
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TrainCarts/Signs/Detector

2021-02-14T13:47:26Z

J0schlZ:

<languages/>
<translate>

[[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs|« Go back]]

== Introduction == 


Detector signs are very similar to switcher signs, only difference being that:
* They do not switch the tracks
* They detect multiple tracks


You can use detector signs to detect certain trains on a very long piece of track. You can use it, for example, to stop spawning trains if the track is currently in use. You can also use it to make trains take alternative routes if a certain track is in use.

== Syntax == 


'''First line:''' ''Whether to detect trains or single carts''


'''Second line:''' ''detector [name]''


'''Third line:''' ''Statement 1''


'''Fourth line:''' ''Statement 2''

</translate>
{{sign|[train]|detector [name]|o@player1|tag1}}
<translate>


If the third and fourth lines are kept empty, it will toggle the lever whenever it finds a train. A name can optionally be put after the word ''detector'', to make sure two detector signs can only find each other.

== Placement == 


[[Special:MyLanguage/Image:TrainCarts-detector.png|thumb|Two detector signs in operation]]
Placement is rather difficult, since you need to use pairs of detector signs, one on both ends of the track to detect. The detector signs have to face each other, or they will have a hard time finding each other. Both signs are operated simultaneously, so you can use both ends to toggle a lever, using 4 statements in total. By adding multiple detector signs underneath one track you can expand the amount of statements.

== Statements == 


On the third and fourth lines you can put the statements to evaluate.


[[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs/Statements|Statements]]
</translate>

TrainCarts/Signs/Detector

2021-02-14T13:44:33Z

J0schlZ:

<languages/>
<translate>

[[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs|« Go back]]

== Introduction == 


Detector signs are very similar to switcher signs, only difference being that:
* They do not switch the tracks
* They detect multiple tracks


You can use detector signs to detect certain trains on a very long piece of track. You can use it, for example, to stop spawning trains if the track is currently in use. You can also use it to make trains take alternative routes if a certain track is in use.

== Syntax == 


'''First line:''' ''Whether to detect trains or single carts''


'''Second line:''' ''detector (name)''


'''Third line:''' ''Statement 1''


'''Fourth line:''' ''Statement 2''

</translate>
{{sign|[train]|detector|o@player1|tag1}}
<translate>


If the third and fourth lines are kept empty, it will toggle the lever whenever it finds a train. A name can optionally be put after the word ''detector'', to make sure two detector signs can only find each other.

== Placement == 


[[Special:MyLanguage/Image:TrainCarts-detector.png|thumb|Two detector signs in operation]]
Placement is rather difficult, since you need to use pairs of detector signs, one on both ends of the track to detect. The detector signs have to face each other, or they will have a hard time finding each other. Both signs are operated simultaneously, so you can use both ends to toggle a lever, using 4 statements in total. By adding multiple detector signs underneath one track you can expand the amount of statements.

== Statements == 


On the third and fourth lines you can put the statements to evaluate.


[[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs/Statements|Statements]]
</translate>

TrainCarts/Commands

2020-12-18T18:41:10Z

J0schlZ: /* Reroute */

[[TrainCarts|« Go back]]

== Introduction ==

Commands are used to control trains or single carts through chat commands. They can also be used to perform routine tasks, such as removing all trains from a world.

== Syntax basic ==

To perform a command, either use '''/train ''' or '''/cart '''. When using the train version, you want to operate on the entire train or perform a global train command. When using the cart version, you want to operate on a single cart. If you need to operate on a train or cart, first select the cart. This is done by 'hitting' a minecart, or entering a minecart, or placing a minecart.

== Global commands ==

The below commands only work on ''/train'' and don't require a selection to function.

=== List ===
<pre>/train list
/cart list</pre>
Lists the number of stationary and moving trains in the world. It also lists the total number of cart entities (as part of those trains) and lists the trains that belong to you.

=== Reroute ===

<pre>/train reroute [--lazy]</pre>
If the path finding system is failing because the track got changed, you can use this command to force the plugin to re-calculate all destination paths.

The '--lazy' -Parameter: 
Normally the command takes all previous nodes which known existed and schedules them for routing. 
With the '--lazy' parameter, this happens once a cart goes towards a switcher sign, and only from that node.

=== Destroy all ===

<pre>/train destroyall
/train removeall</pre>
Destroys all minecarts and trains on the server. Can be useful to re-set the plugin.

=== Fix bugged ===

<pre>/train fixbugged</pre>
Destroys all minecarts that are not managed by the plugin. Useful for is the server was shut down unexpectedly, leaving orphaned trains on the track.

== Train - only commands ==

The below commands work only for ''/train''.

=== Rename ===

<pre>/train setname [name]
/train name [name]
/train rename [name]</pre>
Sets the name of the train, the name may not be assigned to another train already

=== Set display name ===

<pre>/train setdname [name]
/train displayname [name]
/train setdisplayname [name]</pre>
Sets the display name of the train, may be double-assigned. This name is displayed on SignLink-variable signs when using trigger signs.

== Train and Cart commands ==

The below commands work for both ''/train'' and ''/cart''.

=== Information ===

<pre>/train info
/train i</pre>
Shows train or cart related information, such as the name and set properties.

==== Ownership ====

<pre>/train claim</pre>
Sets you as the only owner of this train.
<pre>/train setowner [names...]
/train setowners [names...]
/train setowners</pre>
Sets the owner names of this train. Use no names to clear the owners.
<pre>/train addowner [names...]
/train addowners [names...]</pre>
Adds the owner names to this train.

To change ownership of a single minecart, use the '/cart' command instead of '/train'. When setting train owners, you set owners on all minecarts simultaneously. If no owners are set for a minecart, it can be freely edited and destroyed by everyone else.

==== Tags ====

<pre>/train settags [tags...]
/train settag [tags...]
/train tags [tags...]
/train tag [tags...]
/train settags</pre>
Sets the tags of this train. Use no tags to clear the tags.
<pre>/train addtags [tags...]
/train addtag [tags...]</pre>
Add tags to this train.

Tags can be used in combination with switcher or detector signs. For example, you can set a tag to order a train to be destroyed. Every minecart has a separate set of tags, setting tags on a train sets it for all minecarts simultaneously.

==== Destination ====

<pre>/train destination [destination]
/train dest [destination]</pre>
Sets the destination for this train.

You can also set a destination on a single minecart in the train, this way letting switcher signs split trains up in multiple carriages.

==== Player enter ====

<pre>/train playerenter [bool]</pre>
Sets if players can enter the train or minecart.

==== Player exit ====

<pre>/train playerexit [bool]
/train playerleave [bool]</pre>
Sets if players can exit the train or minecart.

==== Pick up ====

<pre>/train pickup [bool]</pre>
Sets if the storage minecart(s) (in the train) pick up nearby items from the ground.

TrainCarts/Commands

2020-12-18T18:39:46Z

J0schlZ: /* Reroute */

[[TrainCarts|« Go back]]

== Introduction ==

Commands are used to control trains or single carts through chat commands. They can also be used to perform routine tasks, such as removing all trains from a world.

== Syntax basic ==

To perform a command, either use '''/train ''' or '''/cart '''. When using the train version, you want to operate on the entire train or perform a global train command. When using the cart version, you want to operate on a single cart. If you need to operate on a train or cart, first select the cart. This is done by 'hitting' a minecart, or entering a minecart, or placing a minecart.

== Global commands ==

The below commands only work on ''/train'' and don't require a selection to function.

=== List ===
<pre>/train list
/cart list</pre>
Lists the number of stationary and moving trains in the world. It also lists the total number of cart entities (as part of those trains) and lists the trains that belong to you.

=== Reroute ===

<pre>/train reroute [--lazy]</pre>
If the path finding system is failing because the track got changed, you can use this command to force the plugin to re-calculate all destination paths.

The '--lazy' -Parameter: 
Normally the command takes all previous nodes which known existed and schedules them for routing. 
With --lazy, this happens once a cart goes towards a switcher sign, and only from that node. 
With the '--lazy' parameter, this happens once a cart goes towards a switcher sign, and only from that node.

=== Destroy all ===

<pre>/train destroyall
/train removeall</pre>
Destroys all minecarts and trains on the server. Can be useful to re-set the plugin.

=== Fix bugged ===

<pre>/train fixbugged</pre>
Destroys all minecarts that are not managed by the plugin. Useful for is the server was shut down unexpectedly, leaving orphaned trains on the track.

== Train - only commands ==

The below commands work only for ''/train''.

=== Rename ===

<pre>/train setname [name]
/train name [name]
/train rename [name]</pre>
Sets the name of the train, the name may not be assigned to another train already

=== Set display name ===

<pre>/train setdname [name]
/train displayname [name]
/train setdisplayname [name]</pre>
Sets the display name of the train, may be double-assigned. This name is displayed on SignLink-variable signs when using trigger signs.

== Train and Cart commands ==

The below commands work for both ''/train'' and ''/cart''.

=== Information ===

<pre>/train info
/train i</pre>
Shows train or cart related information, such as the name and set properties.

==== Ownership ====

<pre>/train claim</pre>
Sets you as the only owner of this train.
<pre>/train setowner [names...]
/train setowners [names...]
/train setowners</pre>
Sets the owner names of this train. Use no names to clear the owners.
<pre>/train addowner [names...]
/train addowners [names...]</pre>
Adds the owner names to this train.

To change ownership of a single minecart, use the '/cart' command instead of '/train'. When setting train owners, you set owners on all minecarts simultaneously. If no owners are set for a minecart, it can be freely edited and destroyed by everyone else.

==== Tags ====

<pre>/train settags [tags...]
/train settag [tags...]
/train tags [tags...]
/train tag [tags...]
/train settags</pre>
Sets the tags of this train. Use no tags to clear the tags.
<pre>/train addtags [tags...]
/train addtag [tags...]</pre>
Add tags to this train.

Tags can be used in combination with switcher or detector signs. For example, you can set a tag to order a train to be destroyed. Every minecart has a separate set of tags, setting tags on a train sets it for all minecarts simultaneously.

==== Destination ====

<pre>/train destination [destination]
/train dest [destination]</pre>
Sets the destination for this train.

You can also set a destination on a single minecart in the train, this way letting switcher signs split trains up in multiple carriages.

==== Player enter ====

<pre>/train playerenter [bool]</pre>
Sets if players can enter the train or minecart.

==== Player exit ====

<pre>/train playerexit [bool]
/train playerleave [bool]</pre>
Sets if players can exit the train or minecart.

==== Pick up ====

<pre>/train pickup [bool]</pre>
Sets if the storage minecart(s) (in the train) pick up nearby items from the ground.

User:J0schlZ

2020-11-28T03:33:38Z

J0schlZ: Created page with "Discord: Niemand#5881"

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TrainCarts/Signs/Ejector

2020-11-28T03:30:04Z

J0schlZ: /* Remote Control */

[[TrainCarts/Signs|« Go back]]

== Introduction ==

The ejector sign can eject (let exit) passengers of minecarts. You can place it at a station to eject the entire train in one go, or do it for carts individually.

The sign requires power to work.

== Syntax ==

{{sign|[train]|eject|0/12/12|90/0}}

'''First line:''' ''[train]'' to eject all minecarts in the train, ''[cart]'' to eject minecarts individually

'''Second line:''' ''eject ('''eject at''' for ejecting at cords, third line: x/y/z)''

=== Third line ===

Optional offset to eject players, relative to the minecarts. Offset 'axis' are delimited by '/'-signs. The first value sets the forward/backward offset, the second up/down and the third left/right.

=== Fourth line ===

Optional angle players look to after being ejected. The first value sets the 'yaw', the angle to look left and right (90 is straight ahead, 180 is to the right, 0 to the left and 270 is facing backwards). The second sets the 'pitch', the angle to look up (negative) and down (positive).

=== Remote Control ===
You can remotely eject trains too. Say your train is called ''train01'', then you use the following on the sign:

{{sign|[train train01]|eject|0/2/0}}