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


	== Introduction == <!--T:2-->		== Introduction == <!--T:2-->

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction == <!--T:2-->

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	Destination signs map destinations under a name, which are used in the [[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/PathFinding\|path finding]] logic. When a train tries to reach a certain destination and it has this name set, the plugin knows what tracks to switch. Other than a marker, it can also set a new destination on the train when clicked, powered by redstone or when a train enters the sign.		Destination signs map destinations under a name, which are used in the [[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/PathFinding\|path finding]] logic. When a train tries to reach a certain destination and it has this name set, the plugin knows what tracks to switch. Other than a marker, it can also set a new destination on the train when clicked, powered by redstone or when a train enters the sign.


	== Syntax ==		== Syntax == <!--T:4-->

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	'''Second line:''' ''destination''		'''Second line:''' ''destination''

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	'''Third line:''' ''Case-sensitive destination name''		'''Third line:''' ''Case-sensitive destination name''

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	'''Fourth line:''' ''Case-sensitive destination name to set on the train''		'''Fourth line:''' ''Case-sensitive destination name to set on the train''

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	In the example above, the destination is <code>centralstation</code>, and any train with a destination of <code>centralstation</code> will find a path to the sign. Any train that passes over the sign will also have its destination set as <code>subway_1</code>.		In the example above, the destination is <code>centralstation</code>, and any train with a destination of <code>centralstation</code> will find a path to the sign. Any train that passes over the sign will also have its destination set as <code>subway_1</code>.



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	You can leave the third line blank to only let the sign set a new destination on the train. You can leave the fourth line blank to only use this sign for path finding. The destination is set on the train only if:		You can leave the third line blank to only let the sign set a new destination on the train. You can leave the fourth line blank to only use this sign for path finding. The destination is set on the train only if:
	* The train has no destination set		* The train has no destination set
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	=== Remote Control ===		=== Remote Control === <!--T:10-->

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	[[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs#Remote_Control\|Remote Control]]		[[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs#Remote_Control\|Remote Control]]
	You can remotely set destinations on trains. Say your train is called ''train01'', then you use the following on the sign:		You can remotely set destinations on trains. Say your train is called ''train01'', then you use the following on the sign:

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

	Destination signs map destinations under a name, which are used in the [[TrainCarts/PathFinding\|path finding]] logic. When a train tries to reach a certain destination and it has this name set, the plugin knows what tracks to switch. Other than a marker, it can also set a new destination on the train when clicked, powered by redstone or when a train enters the sign.		Destination signs map destinations under a name, which are used in the [[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/PathFinding\|path finding]] logic. When a train tries to reach a certain destination and it has this name set, the plugin knows what tracks to switch. Other than a marker, it can also set a new destination on the train when clicked, powered by redstone or when a train enters the sign.


	== Syntax ==		== Syntax ==

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	{{sign\|[train]\|destination\|centralstation\|subway_1}}		{{sign\|[train]\|destination\|centralstation\|subway_1}}
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	* The destination sign is activated using Redstone power		* The destination sign is activated using Redstone power
	* The destination sign name is the same as the destination set on the train		* The destination sign name is the same as the destination set on the train



	=== Remote Control ===		=== Remote Control ===
	[[TrainCarts/Signs#Remote_Control\|Remote Control]]
			[[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs#Remote_Control\|Remote Control]]
	You can remotely set destinations on trains. Say your train is called ''train01'', then you use the following on the sign:		You can remotely set destinations on trains. Say your train is called ''train01'', then you use the following on the sign:

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	{{sign\|[train train01]\|destination\|subway\|bridge}}		{{sign\|[train train01]\|destination\|subway\|bridge}}
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[[TrainCarts/Signs|« Go back]]

== Introduction ==

Destination signs map destinations under a name, which are used in the [[TrainCarts/PathFinding|path finding]] logic. When a train tries to reach a certain destination and it has this name set, the plugin knows what tracks to switch. Other than a marker, it can also set a new destination on the train when clicked, powered by redstone or when a train enters the sign.

== Syntax ==
{{sign|[train]|destination|centralstation|subway_1}}

'''Second line:''' ''destination''

'''Third line:''' ''Case-sensitive destination name''

'''Fourth line:''' ''Case-sensitive destination name to set on the train''

In the example above, the destination is <code>centralstation</code>, and any train with a destination of <code>centralstation</code> will find a path to the sign. Any train that passes over the sign will also have its destination set as <code>subway_1</code>.

You can leave the third line blank to only let the sign set a new destination on the train. You can leave the fourth line blank to only use this sign for path finding. The destination is set on the train only if:
* The train has no destination set
* The destination sign is itself no destination
* The destination sign is activated using Redstone power
* The destination sign name is the same as the destination set on the train

=== Remote Control ===
[[TrainCarts/Signs#Remote_Control|Remote Control]]
You can remotely set destinations on trains. Say your train is called ''train01'', then you use the following on the sign:

{{sign|[train train01]|destination|subway|bridge}}