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'''Second line:''' waiter The optional number ( | '''Second line:''' waiter The optional number separated by a space (optional) determines how many blocks ahead the sign will look. Default is set in the server properties file. | ||
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'''Third line:''' ''(optional) A delay before the train is released when the track ahead is empty.'' | '''Third line:''' ''(optional) A delay before the train is released when the track ahead is empty.'' | ||
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Revision as of 15:57, 18 November 2023
Introduction
Waiters are used to help prevent trains from colliding. Trains will look at the tracks ahead and wait at the sign until the way is clear.
Syntax
[train]
waiter 7
First line: Train/Cart You can use +train/cart to act as always-powered, or !train/cart to invert the power
Second line: waiter The optional number separated by a space (optional) determines how many blocks ahead the sign will look. Default is set in the server properties file.
Third line: (optional) A delay before the train is released when the track ahead is empty.