Scoring

winjmoore

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I want a train to add 100 to the score each time it passes a trigger
at the moment I have

Display Custom HUD
Variable show
Trigger Check
-Variable modify
-Ordered List
--Variable Check

This adds 100 to the score but only the first time a trigger is reached.
How do i get the score to increase even if the trigger has been driven over before
 
How do i get the score to increase even if the trigger has been driven over before

Hi Win - I haven't tried the rule in TS2010 yet, still too new. There is a check box in trigger check to reset the rule. This will make it work continuously.

Have you tried "Check Trackside" rule, that one is more versatile, and can also be made to auto-reset.

Trevor
 
Hi Win - I haven't tried the rule in TS2010 yet, still too new. There is a check box in trigger check to reset the rule. This will make it work continuously.

Have you tried "Check Trackside" rule, that one is more versatile, and can also be made to auto-reset.

Trevor

"Check Trackside"
Well done and thanks, that looks good....
You mean I did not need to put triggers into the layout as it works with trackmarks
Once again thanks
 
Had a play with Check Trackside. Could not get it counting each time a train passed over it. More help please or an example
Thanks
 
Check your Max Score setting

Had a play with Check Trackside. Could not get it counting each time a train passed over it. More help please or an example
Thanks

Hi Win - I just set up the sequence in 2004 to check out the logic.

Trigger Check - Don't check the box run only once.
>Ordered List - Can be set to run only once
>>Variable Modify - Add 100. Set max score to 1000
>>Variable Check - Test that score is greater than 200. Can be evaluated only once.
>>>Display HTML Page: "You have reached your target."

The HTML page text needs to be edited. I haven't tried doing that yet, there are tutorials available for making HTML pages. One is:
//members.westnet.com.au/nightcrawler/trainz/menu.htm#

Check trackside shouldn't need the Ordered List rule, it does that automatically.

Hope this helps - Trevor
 
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