Train Functions: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

    EEPSetTrainSpeed("#Passenger train", 80)
                

• First argument is the entire train name as a string.
• Second argument is the desired speed. Use negative values for opposite direction.
• A possible current signal influence is cancelled (i.e. a train currently stopped by a signal will move!).
• Return value is true if the targeted train exists, else false.

    hResult, hData = EPGetTrainSpeed("#VT98;001")
                

• Argument is the complete train name as a string.
• First return value is true if the targeted train exists, else false.
• Second return value is the train’s current speed.

    EEPSetTrainRoute("#Passenger train", "Route")
                

• First argument is the entire train name as a string.
• Second argument is the desired Route as a string.
• Return value is true if the specified route and train exist, false if either one doesn’t exist.

    hResult, hData = EEPGetTrainRoute("#Personenzug")
                

• Argument is the entire train name as a string.
• First return value is true if the targeted train exists, else false.
• Second return value is the train’s current route as a string.

    EEPSetTrainLight("#Passenger train",true)

    EEPSetTrainLight( "#Ford_Transit", 1 , true ) 
                

               EEP 11.2 Plug-in 2,
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• First argument is the entire train name as a string.
• Second argument is the source of the light
  • 1 for the normal driving lights and the interior illumination.
  • 2 for the left turn signal.
  • 3 for the right turn signal.
• Third argument is either true (i.e. lights on) or false (i.e. lights off).
• Return value is true if the targeted train exists, else false.

    EEPSetTrainSmoke("#Passenger train",true)
                

• First argument is the entire train name as a string.
• Second argument is either true (i.e. smoke on) or false (i.e. smoke off).
• Return value is true if the targeted train exists, else false.

    EEPSetTrainHorn("#Passenger train",true)
                

• First argument is the entire train name as a string.
• Second argument is true to sound the horn, whistle etc. and false to mute it.
• Return value is true if the targeted train exists, else false.

    EEPTrainLooseCoupling("#FreightTrain", true, 3, "#Waggons") 
                

• First argument is the entire train name as a string.
• Second argument defines if you count vehicles from the front or the rear.
• Third argument defines the position at which the train is split.
• An optional fourth argument provides the new train name for the detached train section.
• Return value is true if the targeted train and the specified position exist, else false.

    EEPSetTrainCouplingFront("#Freight train", true)
                

• First argument is the entire train name as a string.
• Second argument is true (i.e. couple on contact) or false (i.e. don’t couple).
• Return value is true if the targeted train exists, else false.

    EEPSetTrainCouplingRear("#Freight train", true)
                

• First argument is the entire train name as a string.
• Second argument is true (i.e. couple on contact) or false (i.e. don’t couple).
• Return value is true if the targeted train exists, else false.

    function EEPOnTrainCoupling(Train_A, Train_B, Train_new) 
        print( ""Train_A.." and "..Train_B.." became "..Train_new"") 
    end 
                

• Argument 1 is the name of the train that was faster moving and therefore was the source of the ID for the resulting train.
• Argument 2 is the name of the slower moving train, whiches ID therefore was lost.
• Argument 3 is the name of the new train.

    function EEPOnTrainLooseCoupling(Train_A, Train_B, Train_old) 
        print( ""Train_old.." divided in "..Train_A.." und "..Train_B"") 
    end 
                

• Argument 1 is the name of the resulting train, whiches coupling was deactivated. This part inherits the ID of the original train.
• Argument 2 is the name of the uncoupled part of the train. It gets assigned a new ID.
• Argument 3 is the name of the original train.

    EEPSetTrainHook("#Rail Crane", true)
                

• First argument is the entire train name as a string.
• Second argument is true (i.e. hook) or false (i.e unhook).
• Return value is true if the targeted train exists, else false.

    EEPSetTrainAxis("#Rail Crane", "Turn To The Left”, 100)
                

• First argument is the entire train name as a string.
• Second argument is the name of the axis as a string.
• Third argument is the target position of the axis.
• Return value is true if the targeted train and the axis exist, else false.

    hResult = EEPSetTrainName("#RE 1","#RE 5") 
                

• The first argument is the actual name of the train.
• The second argument is the new name of the train.
• Returns true if the train was successfully renamed.

    EEPSetTrainHookGlue("#CraneTrain",true) 
                

• The first argument is the name of the train.
• The second argument defines the behaviour:
  • false = Goods are swinging (appropriate for hooks)
  • true = Goods are fixed (appropriate for grabbers)
• The return value is true if the function was successfully executed.