Driver Setup Rule - Revision history

Pw3r at 11:14, 12 February 2013

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	=== Driver List ===		=== Driver List ===
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	The driver setup rule lists all of the drivers within the current [[session]]. This list may initially be blank if there are no trains in the session. To add a driver click on the 'Add another driver' link below the driver list. You may need to scroll down if there are many drivers in the list. To remove a driver, locate it in the list and click on the 'remove' link on the far right of the driver portrait.		The driver setup rule lists all of the drivers within the current [[session]]. This list may initially be blank if there are no trains in the session. To add a driver click on the 'Add another driver' link below the driver list. You may need to scroll down if there are many drivers in the list. To remove a driver, locate it in the list and click on the 'remove' link on the far right of the driver portrait.

Pw3r at 11:05, 12 February 2013

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	The driver setup rule is one of the default rules added to all new sessions in [[Surveyor]]. It allows you to pre-configure the drivers within a session, including adding/removing drivers, setting the drivers train, and configuring AI commands.		The driver setup rule is one of the default rules added to all new sessions in [[Surveyor]]. It allows you to pre-configure the drivers within a session, including adding/removing drivers, setting the drivers train, and configuring AI commands.

Pw3r at 11:02, 12 February 2013

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	Beneath each driver in the list is a [[driver order bar]] identical to that shown in [[Driver]]. This allows you to set the initial AI commands for a specific driver. The available commands will change depending on the [[Driver Command Rule]]. Note that some commands require data that is only available in Driver and it may therefore not be possible to add them here.		Beneath each driver in the list is a [[driver order bar]] identical to that shown in [[Driver]]. This allows you to set the initial AI commands for a specific driver. The available commands will change depending on the [[Driver Command Rule]]. Note that some commands require data that is only available in Driver and it may therefore not be possible to add them here.

	To add an AI command click the small green arrow icon and select the rule from the list. You can also insert commands earlier in the list by hovering the mouse over the gap between two commands and clicking the green icon that appears. It is also possible to reorder the command list via drag & drop. To remove a command from the list drag & drop it off the command bar. It is not possible to drag commands from one driver order bar to another.		To add an AI command click the small green arrow icon [[Image:DriverOrderBar_add_icon.jpg]] and select the rule from the list. You can also insert commands earlier in the list by hovering the mouse over the gap between two commands and clicking the green icon that appears. It is also possible to reorder the command list via drag & drop. To remove a command from the list drag & drop it off the command bar. It is not possible to drag commands from one driver order bar to another.


	[[Category:Help\|Help:Driver_Setup_Rule]]		[[Category:Help\|Help:Driver_Setup_Rule]]
	[[Category:Rules]]		[[Category:Rules]]

Pw3r at 10:56, 12 February 2013

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	~~TBD~~.		The driver setup rule is one of the default rules added to all new sessions in [[Surveyor]]. It allows you to pre-configure the drivers within a session, including adding/removing drivers, setting the drivers train, and configuring AI commands.

			=== Driver List ===
			The driver setup rule lists all of the drivers within the current [[session]]. This list may initially be blank if there are no trains in the session. To add a driver click on the 'Add another driver' link below the driver list. You may need to scroll down if there are many drivers in the list. To remove a driver, locate it in the list and click on the 'remove' link on the far right of the driver portrait.

			Each driver within the list contains several configurable options, each detailed below. To edit any one of these options simply click on it and select/enter a new value.

			==== Driver Character Asset ====
			The driver character asset controls the portrait image used for the driver and the default driver name. Trainz comes with many driver characters pre-installed, and there are many more available on the [[Download Station]]. If you're feeling creative you can also [[KIND_Drivercharacter\|create your own]], even using your own photo!

			You will be required to select a driver character when you add a new driver to the session. Once you've added the driver you can edit the character asset by clicking on the driver portrait image.

			==== Driver Traincar ====
			Next to the driver portrait is the default traincar for the driver. This setting may initially be blank, in which case it will just say 'vehicle' in red. The traincar may also display in red if the targeted vehicle cannot be found (ie, it's been removed from the session).

			To move the driver to another train simply click on the current vehicle name and select a new vehicle from the list. If there are no available vehicles in the session then the displayed list will be blank.

			==== Driver Name ====
			The default value for the driver name comes from the driver character asset but it can be edited. Editing the driver name via the driver setup rule will change the name of only that driver instance within session.

			==== Driver Owner ====
			The driver owner option is used to restrict who can control a specific driver. This includes moving that driver, issuing AI commands and controlling any train that the driver is in control of. By default all drivers use the 'Autodetect' option. The 'AI driver' option can be used to prevent players from taking control of a driver. Multiplayer specific options also exist.

			=== AI Commands ===
			Beneath each driver in the list is a [[driver order bar]] identical to that shown in [[Driver]]. This allows you to set the initial AI commands for a specific driver. The available commands will change depending on the [[Driver Command Rule]]. Note that some commands require data that is only available in Driver and it may therefore not be possible to add them here.

			To add an AI command click the small green arrow icon and select the rule from the list. You can also insert commands earlier in the list by hovering the mouse over the gap between two commands and clicking the green icon that appears. It is also possible to reorder the command list via drag & drop. To remove a command from the list drag & drop it off the command bar. It is not possible to drag commands from one driver order bar to another.


			[[Category:Help\|Help:Driver_Setup_Rule]]
	[[Category:Rules]]		[[Category:Rules]]
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