TrainCarts/Signs/Property/ja

概要

プレイヤーはコマンドを用い、さまざまな列車のプロパティを変更できます。Propertyサインは、それと同じことを看板を用いて自動で行います。コマンドとPropertyサインの違いは、動作にレッドストーン信号を必要とすること、そして列車の所有権を無視して動作を行えることです。そのためもしあなたが所有しているトロッコだけを対象に取りたい場合は、別途Switcherサインで所有者を確認して振り分けるなどの必要があります。

記法

[train]

property

speedlimit

1.5

二行目：property

三行目：変更したいプロパティ名

四行目：プロパティに設定する値

真偽値ステートメント

『playerenterexit』プロパティがレバーで制御されています。

『playerenter』などや『slowdown』など、真偽値で表現されるプロパティはステートメントを利用して値を設定することができます。これを活用し、レッドストーンのオンオフや、他の列車のプロパティなどを参照してプロパティを設定することも簡単に行なえます。

遠隔操作

遠隔操作を使い、列車のプロパティを遠隔で設定できます。あなたの列車がtrain01という名前であれば、このような記法を利用できます。

[train train01]

property

maxspeed

0.4

プロパティ

次のプロパティは[cart]と[train]の両方で使用できます。

プロパティ	値の例	意味
addtag	tag1	タグをひとつ追加します。
settag	taga	タグをひとつ設定します。
remtag	a	タグをひとつ削除します。
addticket	expresstrain	この列車で使用できる切符をひとつ追加します。
setticket	expresstrain	その切符だけを受け付けるようにします。
remticket	expresstrain	この列車でその切符を使用できないようにします。
addowner	Maxxue	列車の所有者を追加します。
setowner	Maxxue	既に設定されている所有者をすべて取り消し、新しいオーナーを設定し直します。
remowner	Maxxue	列車の所有者から外します。
destination	station2	列車の目的地を設定します。
mobenter	false	モブが乗り込めるかどうかを設定します。
playerenter	true	プレイヤーが乗り込めるかどうかを設定します。
playerexit	yes	プレイヤーが下車できるかどうか。
playerenterexit playerexitenter	yes	playerenterプロパティとplayerexitプロパティを一括で同じ値に設定できます。
spawnitemdrops spawndrops killdrops	true	トロッコが破壊された時にアイテムとしてドロップするかどうか。 無効に設定した場合、チェスト付きトロッコおよびホッパー付きトロッコのアイテムドロップも無効になります。
viewdistance	10	Paperサーバー限定です！　列車やトロッコの乗客のチャンクおよびエンティティの描画距離を変更します。列車が巨大な市街地などを通る際などに、負荷を削減するのに使えます。

次のプロパティは[train]専用です。

Property	Value example	Meaning
name setname rename	Intercity#A	Sets a new name on the train. The #-sign is replaced with a number 1 to infinity.
dname setdname displayname setdisplayname	Trainname	Sets the display name used with trigger signs (%triggernameN%)
exitoffset exitlocation exityaw exitpitch exitrotation	2/0/0 200/45/-2333 30 0 90	Change player exit offset, yaw, pitch and rotation. Exit location uses absolute coordinates, exit offset relative to the cart(s).
speedlimit maxspeed	0.6	The maximum allowed speed the train can go
pushing<ref name="collision">Old syntax for compatibility. Replaced by typecollision. See Collision modes</ref>	false	Set if the train pushes mobs, players, trains and misc
pushmobs<ref name="collision"/>	true	Set if the train pushes mobs
pushplayers<ref name="collision"/>	no	Set if the train pushes players
pushmisc<ref name="collision"/>	yes	Set if the train pushes misc (items, boats, etc.)
playercollision mobcollision traincollision misccollision	default cancel kill killnodrops push enter link	Set a collision mode for the train against players, mobs, trains or other types of entities.
slowdown	false	Set if the train slows down, either by gravity or by friction
slowfriction	false	Set if the train slows down due to friction
slowgravity	false	Set if the train slows down, or speeds up, due to gravity
gravity	1.0	Changes the acceleration and deceleration due to gravity (multiplier, 1.0 is default)
linking	deny	Set if the train can link with other trains
collision	allow	Set if the train can collide with other entities
keepcloaded loadchunks keeploaded	true	Set if the train keeps nearby chunks loaded
default setdefault	stat1def	Load one of the default train properties found in DefaultTrainProperties.yml into this train
banking	1 0	Change the banking (First number: Strength, Second number: Smoothness)
godmode invincible	true	Makes a train invincible, so that players cannot destroy it by hitting it. Players with the train.break.any permission (default: OP) can break trains anyway.
waitdistance waitdelay waitacceleration waitpredicted		See the Wait Property section
route add route set route remove route clear	destination_name	Adds/removes/clears/sets the destinations of the route set for a train. Destinations are added at the end.
route load loadroute	my_saved_route	Loads a previously saved route by name.

Set name

The name property alters the name of the train. To account for multiple trains being renamed, and because every train needs a unique name, the # value is added as a counter-based replacement. For example, the first train passing over the property sign with name value: Intercity#A would be named Intercity1A and the second Intercity2A, and so on. You can use this in combination with the spawner sign to spawn trains with a fixed naming system. This naming system can then be used for remote control to control all trains of a certain spawner or category.

Keep Chunks Loaded

Trains can keep chunks around them loaded like players do. This allows them to move through the world without unloading when there are no players nearby. This feature can be enabled per train using the keepchunksloaded or keeploaded property. This can be set with a legacy true/false value, or a load mode and radius.

On modern versions of Minecraft a chunk load type is also active, which can be full, redstone or minimal. Full will tick entities in the chunks loaded, redstone will not tick entities but will simulate redstone physics, and minimal will not run either. To improve server performance it can help to switch the mode to minimal with a lower radius when the train is driving long distances that don't require world simulation.

Value	Description
false	Disables the chunk loader. The train will now unload if no player is nearby.
true	Enables the chunk loader with a radius of 5x5 full entity-ticked chunks. In effect this loads a 9x9 area of chunks. Equivalent to full 2
minimal 0	Enables the chunk loader, but only loads the chunks the train is inside of. Does not simulate entities or redstone (except for the train itself). This has the most performance and is suitable for long-distance travel.
redstone 2	Enables the chunk loader, loading and simulating a 5x5 block-ticked (redstone simulated) chunks, and an outer 7x7 layer of non-simulated chunks. Useful at stations when redstone has to be simulated, but entities at these stations don't need to be ticked.
full 10	Enables the chunk loader, loading a 21x21 area of chunks and simulating entities inside. A 23x23 layer around it is block-ticked, and another 25x25 layer around that is not simulated. So this is actually loading 25x25 chunks. If you're looking for a chunk loader that acts like a Player, this is it.

Examples

/train keepchunksloaded true

[train]

property

keeploaded

true

/train keepchunksloaded minimal --radius 0

[train]

property

keeploaded

minimal 0

Wait Property

The wait properties control when a train will automatically slow down. This can be used to slow a train down when obstacles are ahead of the train. This feature largely replaces the older waiter sign, and is a lot more intelligent:

• Maintain distance with other trains up ahead
• Slow down approaching occupied mutex zones
• Slow down approaching a blocker sign that will block the train

The following 'wait' properties exist:

Property	Example Value	Description
waitdistance	20.5	Distance to keep between this train and the train ahead, in blocks. The train will slow down or stop completely maintaining distance.
waitacceleration	20kmh/s	The rate of acceleration at which trains slow down or speed up when obstacles ahead appear or disappear. When specifying two numbers, the first number is the rate speeding up, the second number the rate slowing down. This can be set without the waitdistance, and will be used to slow down when approaching blockers or mutexes.
waitdelay	30	When the train is completely stopped due an obstacle, waits at least this delay in seconds until starting to move again
waitpredicted	false	Controls whether the path the train will take is predicted. By default on. When enabled, this will take into account switcher signs and where the train will be routed to when checking for obstacles.

They can also be configured with the /train wait <property> <value> set of commands.