"Motor" container

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The Motor container is a top-level config.txt file entry used by Enginespec and Steam Enginespec assets.

Supported Tags

The Motor container supports the following tags. Each tag is show here with its default value.

motor
{
    resistance 1.7
    adhesion 5.0
    maxvoltage 600.0
    maxspeed 33.3
    brakeratio 55000
    max-accel 3500
    max-decel 9000
    throttle-notches 8
    axle-count 6
    surface-area 80.0
    moving-friction-coefficient 0.03
    air-drag-coefficient 0.00017
    full-throttle-speed 33.0
    driving-wheel-weight-ratio 1.0
}

resistance

Type: Decimal
Desc: Not used

adhesion

Type: Decimal
Desc: Not used

maxvoltage

Type: Decimal
Desc: Voltage to traction motors. This is used to scale the ammeter displayed in the cab. (Power is volts times amps - increasing the voltage means reducing the ammeter...)

maxspeed

Type: Decimal
Desc: Maximum speed in DCC mode.

brakeratio

Type: Decimal
Desc:

max-accel

Type: Decimal
Desc: Accelerative force available in DCC mode. Note - this is a force, not a rate of acceleration. The rate of acceleration will depend on the mass of the train as well.

max-decel

Type: Decimal
Desc: Decelerative force available in DCC mode. Note - this is a force, not a rate of deceleration. The rate of deceleration will depend on the mass of the train as well.

throttle-notches

Type: Integer
Desc: Number of throttle notches

axle-count

Type: Integer
Desc: Number of axles on this vehicle. Used in rolling resistance calculations.

surface-area

Type: Decimal
Desc: frontal surface area (sq ft) of vehicle. Used in air resistance calculations.

moving-friction-coefficient

Type: Decimal
Desc: Used in rolling resistance calculations.

air-drag-coefficient

Type: Decimal
Desc: Used in air resistance calculations.

full-throttle-speed

Type: Decimal
Desc:

driving-wheel-weight-ratio

Type: Decimal
Desc: Ratio (between 0.0 and 1.0) of the weight of this vehicle bearing down on driven wheels. Used by steam locos only.

Example motor container

TBD