Drive Schedule and Schedule Library
- Thread starter rweber95
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I use the schedule library, makes life easier.
Go into edit session then add, add schedule library. Driver commands, tick copy commands from (library/driver).
Highlight the schedule library then click edit. Now name 1st set of commands load at /// industry. Add any commands to take consist to industry and load and return if needed.
As many sets as you want just name them so you know what they do thats the important bit. ie load lumber or woodchip or unload logs at /// industry.
Visit js.home.org/trainz for a detailed and probably lot clearer explanation.
Go into edit session then add, add schedule library. Driver commands, tick copy commands from (library/driver).
Highlight the schedule library then click edit. Now name 1st set of commands load at /// industry. Add any commands to take consist to industry and load and return if needed.
As many sets as you want just name them so you know what they do thats the important bit. ie load lumber or woodchip or unload logs at /// industry.
Visit js.home.org/trainz for a detailed and probably lot clearer explanation.
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stagecoach
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To make it a bit clearer, open edit ssesion click on add and select the schedule library rule. Now click on edit and add schedule. Give it a name and place the driver commands into it. Click ok then open the driver commands rule and make sure copy commands from is ticked. Now in your drivers set up you add the copy command from to the driver, picking the library and selecting which of the saved schedules you want.
'navigate to' problem
I am attempting to start a train in a portal and have it drive through the route to another portal, using the 'navigate to' command. that's the only command I've selected. The train starts out then eventually comes to a halt.
I thought maybe the consist was too heavy, but don't think that's it The grade where it stops is negative, anyway.
Any idea what could cause this?
I am attempting to start a train in a portal and have it drive through the route to another portal, using the 'navigate to' command. that's the only command I've selected. The train starts out then eventually comes to a halt.
I thought maybe the consist was too heavy, but don't think that's it The grade where it stops is negative, anyway.
Any idea what could cause this?
Gary,
Check your direction markers, switches, and track connections. This is indicative of a broken line somewhere. Check the train messages in driver. They may say something like unable to plot route, etc.
John
Hi guys, I am using Traniz 2004 and I have a problem using Schedule Library. When I click the button "Add schedule" I get this message.
"A nonfatal error occurred
empty string at parameter 1
Stack dump:
function $void@Menu::AddIthem (string, GameObject,string,string), line -1
function
$void@CopyCommandsFromComman::AddCommandMenuIthem(DriverCharacter,Menu), line 31"
Could someone please bring me some light in this matter?
"A nonfatal error occurred
empty string at parameter 1
Stack dump:
function $void@Menu::AddIthem (string, GameObject,string,string), line -1
function
$void@CopyCommandsFromComman::AddCommandMenuIthem(DriverCharacter,Menu), line 31"
Could someone please bring me some light in this matter?
Henke,
The rule maybe for newer versions of Trainz such as TRS2006. See if there's an older one on the DLS for TRS2004.
John
I will try found an other. But the rule is working in Berlin U-bahn as I have installed in trs2004. So I guess it must be my own fault that it doesnt work this time. Some other suggestions?
Well done you are quite right I user 2016 for this it was not possable in 2004
really is a great command
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-772450652905047503#
As I wrote earlier, it works in trs2004 but not in my own route. Is it possible to see in the error message whats wrong?
"I assume I can make a canned schedule and then have a train drive the schedule so I don't have to type all those commands in each time."
Hi Bob,
Yes, it is certainly possible to make a canned schedule and then it is available to use for any train you wish. I have recently divided a large route into small sections with "Drive to....." and "Drive Via.....",etc commands all packaged into library packets which can then be packaged into larger packets to make a whole of route schedule. A visit to the website linked in an earlier post might help you get more information.
And for those who doubted it does work in Trainz 04.
Cheers
Russell.
Hi Bob,
Yes, it is certainly possible to make a canned schedule and then it is available to use for any train you wish. I have recently divided a large route into small sections with "Drive to....." and "Drive Via.....",etc commands all packaged into library packets which can then be packaged into larger packets to make a whole of route schedule. A visit to the website linked in an earlier post might help you get more information.
And for those who doubted it does work in Trainz 04.
Cheers
Russell.
msingh1080
New member
Hi I was wondering if someone could please help me. I'm attempting to make a drive schedule for my own created route in the latest version of trainz for the IPad however I'm unsure how to go about. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Mickel
Mickel