Vehicle-running-numbers container - Revision history

Windwalkr at 23:48, 4 August 2021

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	:Desc: Specifies the valid running-number range(s) to randomly select from. This can be a list, a range, or any combination of both. For example:		:Desc: Specifies the valid running-number range(s) to randomly select from. This can be a list, a range, or any combination of both. For example:
	running-numbers "12345,67890,30000-31000"		running-numbers "12345,67890,30000-31000"
	This example will cause the traincar to be randomly assigned the running number 12345, 67890, or any number in between 30000 and 31000 (~~inclusive~~). Running numbers are assigned on train placement, and can be overridden using the traincar properties dialog~~. The highest number will not be shown and the maximum range is 2000 numbers~~.		This example will cause the traincar to be randomly assigned the running number 12345, 67890, or any number in between 30000 (inclusive) and 31000 (exclusive). Running numbers are assigned on train placement, and can be overridden using the traincar properties dialog.

	====multiple-unit-increment-front====		====multiple-unit-increment-front====

Rob at 22:26, 27 March 2019

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	The vehicle-running-numbers container is an optional subcontainer used by [[KIND Traincar]] assets to define the behaviour of automatic random running-number generation. Support for this subcontainer was added in [[Trainz A New Era]] as a faster alternative to various custom scripts which attempt to do the same thing.		The vehicle-running-numbers container is an optional subcontainer used by [[KIND Traincar]] assets to define the behaviour of automatic random running-number generation. Support for this subcontainer was added in [[Trainz A New Era]] as a faster alternative to various custom scripts which attempt to do the same thing.

			==vehicle-running-numbers Container==

			Example running numbers container:

			vehicle-running-numbers
			{
			running-numbers "35050-35150"
			}

	==Supported Tags==		==Supported Tags==

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	You can find a How To guide for adding the vehicle-running-numbers container to your asset [[Adding_the_Native_Automatic_Running_Numbers_system_to_a_traincar\|Here]]		You can find a How To guide for adding the vehicle-running-numbers container to your asset [[Adding_the_Native_Automatic_Running_Numbers_system_to_a_traincar\|Here]]


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			*[[Content_Creation]]
			*[[KIND_Traincar\|Kind Traincar]]


	[[Category:Config Container\|V]]		[[Category:Config Container\|V]]

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	==Asset Creation / Trouble Shooting==		==Asset Creation / Trouble Shooting==

	There is more information [[~~CCG/Modelling:_Locomotive_Numbering~~\|HERE]] to find out how to put running numbers on your Trainz content.		There is more information [[Alpha_Numbers\|HERE]] to find out how to put running numbers on your Trainz content.

			You can find a How To guide for adding the vehicle-running-numbers container to your asset [[Adding_the_Native_Automatic_Running_Numbers_system_to_a_traincar\|Here]]



	[[Category:Config Container\|V]]		[[Category:Config Container\|V]]

N3vpolsen at 04:42, 19 January 2018

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	Once a set of compatible traincars exists in a consist the frontmost traincar will be chosen as the 'seed' and given a random running number as normal. The coupled traincar will then be assigned a running-number based on the value of the relevant tag (e.g. multiple-unit-increment-front if the 'seed' traincar is coupled to the front). If this number is 0, the running-number will be identical. A value of 100 will result in adding 100 to the running-number of the seed. Negative values are allowed. This process continues until the end of the set, or until an invalid running-number is generated. Generation of an invalid running-number will result in a new set being created (with the current traincar becoming the new seed).		Once a set of compatible traincars exists in a consist the frontmost traincar will be chosen as the 'seed' and given a random running number as normal. The coupled traincar will then be assigned a running-number based on the value of the relevant tag (e.g. multiple-unit-increment-front if the 'seed' traincar is coupled to the front). If this number is 0, the running-number will be identical. A value of 100 will result in adding 100 to the running-number of the seed. Negative values are allowed. This process continues until the end of the set, or until an invalid running-number is generated. Generation of an invalid running-number will result in a new set being created (with the current traincar becoming the new seed).



			==Asset Creation / Trouble Shooting==

			There is more information [[CCG/Modelling:_Locomotive_Numbering\|HERE]] to find out how to put running numbers on your Trainz content.




	[[Category:Config Container\|V]]		[[Category:Config Container\|V]]

Whitepass at 14:41, 26 July 2016

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	:Desc: Specifies the valid running-number range(s) to randomly select from. This can be a list, a range, or any combination of both. For example:		:Desc: Specifies the valid running-number range(s) to randomly select from. This can be a list, a range, or any combination of both. For example:
	running-numbers "12345,67890,30000-31000"		running-numbers "12345,67890,30000-31000"
	This example will cause the traincar to be randomly assigned the running number 12345, 67890, or any number in between 30000 and 31000 (inclusive). Running numbers are assigned on train placement, and can be overridden using the traincar properties dialog.		This example will cause the traincar to be randomly assigned the running number 12345, 67890, or any number in between 30000 and 31000 (inclusive). Running numbers are assigned on train placement, and can be overridden using the traincar properties dialog. The highest number will not be shown and the maximum range is 2000 numbers.

	====multiple-unit-increment-front====		====multiple-unit-increment-front====

Pw3r at 00:44, 6 May 2016

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	multiple-unit-increment-front		multiple-unit-increment-front
	multiple-unit-increment-rear		multiple-unit-increment-rear


	====running-numbers====		====running-numbers====

Pw3r at 00:43, 6 May 2016

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	running-numbers ""		running-numbers ""
	multiple-unit-increment-front 0		multiple-unit-increment-front
	multiple-unit-increment-rear 0		multiple-unit-increment-rear


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	====multiple-unit-increment-front====		====multiple-unit-increment-front====
	:Type: Integer		:Type: Integer
	:Desc: ~~Used~~ for assigning sequential/identical running numbers to multiple-unit trains. See the following section for more information about multiple units.		:Desc: Optional tag used for assigning sequential/identical running numbers to multiple-unit trains. See the following section for more information about multiple units.

	====multiple-unit-increment-rear====		====multiple-unit-increment-rear====
	:Type: ~~Boolean~~		:Type: Integer
	:Desc: ~~Used~~ for assigning sequential/identical running numbers to multiple-unit trains. See the following section for more information about multiple units.		:Desc: Optional tag used for assigning sequential/identical running numbers to multiple-unit trains. See the following section for more information about multiple units.


			==Multiple unit trains==
			The multiple-unit-increment-* tags allow you to define sets of traincars which are automatically numbered identically or sequentially. This is useful for prototypical situations where multiple locomotives may be considered one unit, and thus numbered in some patterned way.

			Each of these tags specifies whether the front/rear coupler of the traincar continues the multiple unit set. For example if you have a traincar asset which species only multiple-unit-increment-front, then two of those traincars coupled nose-to-nose will create a 'set'. Without the multiple-unit-increment-rear tag any traincar coupled to the rear will not be considered part of the set (regardless of any multiple-unit tag on that other traincar). This means that these tags effectively have no default value, as there presence alone will change the behaviour of the automatic numbering. If you do not want set numbering at all, do not add these tags.

			Once a set of compatible traincars exists in a consist the frontmost traincar will be chosen as the 'seed' and given a random running number as normal. The coupled traincar will then be assigned a running-number based on the value of the relevant tag (e.g. multiple-unit-increment-front if the 'seed' traincar is coupled to the front). If this number is 0, the running-number will be identical. A value of 100 will result in adding 100 to the running-number of the seed. Negative values are allowed. This process continues until the end of the set, or until an invalid running-number is generated. Generation of an invalid running-number will result in a new set being created (with the current traincar becoming the new seed).


	[[Category:Config Container\|V]]		[[Category:Config Container\|V]]

Pw3r: /* multiple-unit-increment-rear */

2016-05-06T00:22:31Z

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	====multiple-unit-increment-rear====		====multiple-unit-increment-rear====
	:Type: Boolean		:Type: Boolean
	:Desc: Used for assigning sequential/identical running numbers to multiple-unit trains. ~~This tag indicates that~~ the ~~traincar should be numbered in sequence based on the rear coupled traincar. This tag also allows an offset to be specified, so that the numbering sequence need not be contiguous (e.g. "~~multiple~~-unit-increment-rear 100" will have the vehicle set with a running number equal to the neighbouring vehicle plus 100) An offset value of 0 indicates that the running number should be copied~~.		:Desc: Used for assigning sequential/identical running numbers to multiple-unit trains. See the following section for more information about multiple units.


	[[Category:Config Container\|V]]		[[Category:Config Container\|V]]

Pw3r: /* multiple-unit-increment-front */

2016-05-06T00:22:20Z

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	====multiple-unit-increment-front====		====multiple-unit-increment-front====
	:Type: Integer		:Type: Integer
	:Desc: Used for assigning sequential/identical running numbers to multiple-unit trains. ~~This tag indicates that~~ the ~~traincar should be numbered in sequence based on the front coupled traincar. This tag also allows an offset to be specified, so that the numbering sequence need not be contiguous (e.g. "~~multiple~~-unit-increment-rear 100" will have the vehicle set with a running number equal to the neighbouring vehicle plus 100) An offset value of 0 indicates that the running number should be copied~~.		:Desc: Used for assigning sequential/identical running numbers to multiple-unit trains. See the following section for more information about multiple units.

	====multiple-unit-increment-rear====		====multiple-unit-increment-rear====