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{{Sign Info|line1=[train]|line2=destroy|description=Destroys either a single cart or a train}} | {{Sign Info|line1=[train]|line2=destroy|description=Destroys either a single cart or a train}} | ||
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[[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs|« Go back]] | [[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs|« Go back]] | ||
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The destroy sign can, simply put, destroy trains or single carts in a train. Nothing more nothing less. | The destroy sign can, simply put, destroy trains or single carts in a train. Nothing more nothing less. | ||
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Sign: | Sign: | ||
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'''First line''': ''Whether to destroy one cart or the entire train'' | '''First line''': ''Whether to destroy one cart or the entire train'' | ||
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'''Second line''': ''destroy'' | '''Second line''': ''destroy'' | ||
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You can remotely destroy trains too. Say your train is called ''train01'', then you use the following on the sign: | You can remotely destroy trains too. Say your train is called ''train01'', then you use the following on the sign: | ||
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You need two signs and a lever, as well as access to two sides of the block on which the train is which to be destroyed, which we will call the 'destroy' block, as well as the block below that one, which we will call the 'underlying block.' | You need two signs and a lever, as well as access to two sides of the block on which the train is which to be destroyed, which we will call the 'destroy' block, as well as the block below that one, which we will call the 'underlying block.' | ||
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I placed a sign on the side of the destroy block that stated | I placed a sign on the side of the destroy block that stated | ||
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I then put a lever on the face of that block (under the track leading to the destroy block). | I then put a lever on the face of that block (under the track leading to the destroy block). | ||
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Finally, I put this sign below the lever | Finally, I put this sign below the lever | ||
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The whole thing looks like this | The whole thing looks like this | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:30, 4 September 2024
| Syntax | |
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[train] destroy | |
| Destroys either a single cart or a train | |
| Supports [train]? | Yes |
| Supports [cart]? | Yes |
| Supports remote control? | Yes |
| Can activate Levers? | No |
Introduction
The destroy sign can, simply put, destroy trains or single carts in a train. Nothing more nothing less.
Syntax
Sign:
[train]
destroy
First line: Whether to destroy one cart or the entire train
Second line: destroy
Remote Control
You can remotely destroy trains too. Say your train is called train01, then you use the following on the sign:
[train train01]
destroy
Destroy Empty Train
You need two signs and a lever, as well as access to two sides of the block on which the train is which to be destroyed, which we will call the 'destroy' block, as well as the block below that one, which we will call the 'underlying block.'
I placed a sign on the side of the destroy block that stated
[train]
switcher
empty
I then put a lever on the face of that block (under the track leading to the destroy block).
Finally, I put this sign below the lever
[train]
destroy
The whole thing looks like this
