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Create: Minecraft Mod Wiki>NonaWax I haven't tested if "players seated" is check-able in an unloaded chunk, but it wouldn't matter if it was. I'm skeptical about the link range thing, but if I configure the link to have no range, it still works long distance. |
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* Travel to Station - Navigate to a specified [[Train Station]]. | * Travel to Station - Navigate to a specified [[Train Station]]. | ||
* Update Schedule Title - Name of route as displayed by the [[Train Station]] summary in the [[Display Link]]. | * Update Schedule Title - Name of route as displayed by the [[Train Station]] summary in the [[Display Link]]. | ||
* | * Limit Max Speed - Change max speed when traveling to a station. | ||
====Station Recognition==== | ====Station Recognition==== | ||
[[Train Station]]s can be specified by simply typing their name in the appropriate field. [[Train Station]]s can be given unique names in their own interface. Stations will show up in the Schedule's interface regardless of if they're connected to the same rail network. If multiple stations have the same name, the conductor will choose the nearest accessible and unoccupied station of them. A conductor will not navigate to a different station that has the same name as the one they're currently at. | [[Train Station]]s can be specified by simply typing their name in the appropriate field. [[Train Station]]s can be given unique names in their own interface. Stations will show up in the Schedule's interface regardless of if they're connected to the same rail network. If multiple stations have the same name, the conductor will choose the nearest accessible and unoccupied station of them. A conductor will not navigate to a different station that has the same name as the one they're currently at. | ||
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"*" can be used as a wildcard character. If a Train is scheduled to arrive at Station *, it can arrive at either Station 1 or Station 2 depending on which is more accessible. | "*" can be used as a wildcard character. If a Train is scheduled to arrive at Station *, it can arrive at either Station 1 or Station 2 depending on which is more accessible. | ||
====Conditions==== | ====Conditions==== | ||
The Travel to Station command allows for multiple AND or OR conditions to be added. The Train will continue to the next station if or after these conditions are met: | The Travel to Station command allows for multiple AND or OR conditions to be added. All of these conditions can be checked regardless of if the chunk is loaded, though Cargo conditions may not be met as unloaded chunks cannot change the Train's cargo. The Train will continue to the next station if or after these conditions are met: | ||
* Scheduled Delay - Wait for 0-120 ticks, seconds, or minutes. | * Scheduled Delay - Wait for 0-120 ticks, seconds, or minutes. | ||
* Time of Day - Beginning at an in-game hour, and repeating at a specified interval (Daily, every 12 hours, from every 6 hours to hourly, or every 45, 30, or 15 minutes) | * Time of Day - Beginning at an in-game hour, and repeating at a specified interval (Daily, every 12 hours, from every 6 hours to hourly, or every 45, 30, or 15 minutes) | ||
* Fluid Cargo Condition - If the Train has more than, less than, or exactly a specified amount of a fluid. Filters optional. | * Fluid Cargo Condition - If the Train has more than, less than, or exactly a specified amount of a fluid. Filters optional. | ||
* Item Cargo Condition - If the Train has more than, less than, or exactly a specified amount of items or stacks of items. Filters optional. | * Item Cargo Condition - If the Train has more than, less than, or exactly a specified amount of items or stacks of items. Filters optional. | ||
* [[Redstone Link]] - If a [[Redstone Link]] sends or does not send a signal on the specified Frequency. No extra [[Redstone Link]]s required. | * [[Redstone Link]] - If a [[Redstone Link]] sends or does not send a signal on the specified Frequency. This is checked globally, regardless of the link's range. No extra [[Redstone Link]]s required. | ||
* Players Seated - If the Train has exactly or at least a specified amount of players seated at any point. | * Players Seated - If the Train has exactly or at least a specified amount of players seated at any point. | ||
* Cargo Inactivity - If there are no changes to Train Cargo within 0-120 ticks, seconds, or minutes. | * Cargo Inactivity - If there are no changes to Train Cargo within 0-120 ticks, seconds, or minutes. | ||
Revision as of 19:16, 20 October 2022
Train Schedules are used to instruct non-player Train conductors.
Obtaining
Crafting
| Name | Ingredients | Crafting Recipe |
|---|---|---|
| Train Schedule | Sturdy Sheet + Paper |
Usage
Right-click a valid conductor with a schedule to give it to them. A conductor must either be a mob Seated directly in front of Train Controls on an assembled Train or a Blaze Burner positioned similarly.
Programming
Right click with the Schedule in hand to open the interface. 3 types of commands can be added.
- Travel to Station - Navigate to a specified Train Station.
- Update Schedule Title - Name of route as displayed by the Train Station summary in the Display Link.
- Limit Max Speed - Change max speed when traveling to a station.
Station Recognition
Train Stations can be specified by simply typing their name in the appropriate field. Train Stations can be given unique names in their own interface. Stations will show up in the Schedule's interface regardless of if they're connected to the same rail network. If multiple stations have the same name, the conductor will choose the nearest accessible and unoccupied station of them. A conductor will not navigate to a different station that has the same name as the one they're currently at.
"*" can be used as a wildcard character. If a Train is scheduled to arrive at Station *, it can arrive at either Station 1 or Station 2 depending on which is more accessible.
Conditions
The Travel to Station command allows for multiple AND or OR conditions to be added. All of these conditions can be checked regardless of if the chunk is loaded, though Cargo conditions may not be met as unloaded chunks cannot change the Train's cargo. The Train will continue to the next station if or after these conditions are met:
- Scheduled Delay - Wait for 0-120 ticks, seconds, or minutes.
- Time of Day - Beginning at an in-game hour, and repeating at a specified interval (Daily, every 12 hours, from every 6 hours to hourly, or every 45, 30, or 15 minutes)
- Fluid Cargo Condition - If the Train has more than, less than, or exactly a specified amount of a fluid. Filters optional.
- Item Cargo Condition - If the Train has more than, less than, or exactly a specified amount of items or stacks of items. Filters optional.
- Redstone Link - If a Redstone Link sends or does not send a signal on the specified Frequency. This is checked globally, regardless of the link's range. No extra Redstone Links required.
- Players Seated - If the Train has exactly or at least a specified amount of players seated at any point.
- Cargo Inactivity - If there are no changes to Train Cargo within 0-120 ticks, seconds, or minutes.
- Chunk Unloaded - When arriving at a station in an unloaded chunk, the Train will continue despite it being unloaded.
- Station Powered - If the station the Train is at is powered by Redstone.
Train Schedules can be set to loop infinitely.
Automatic Schedule Changing
Upon stopping at a station, if a Schedule is input to the station, the contents will be copied to the conductor's current schedule. The schedule itself will remain at the station.
History
- 0.5: Introduced.
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