Vehicle Contents (Movement Order) - Revision history

ErwinL at 12:39, 13 July 2011

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	A Vehicle Contents movement order is defined by a set of delimited values that determines changes to be made to a set of vehicles. Changes include loading/unloading passengers, loading/unloading freight, changing vehicle destinations, and changing freight contents.		A Vehicle Contents movement order is defined by a set of delimited values that determines changes to be made to a set of vehicles. Changes include loading/unloading passengers, loading/unloading freight, changing vehicle destinations, and changing freight contents.

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Charlie at 22:41, 2 July 2011

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	;loaded:		;loaded:
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	0 : empty		0 : empty
	1 : loaded		1 : loaded
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	Used to indicate whether a passenger car is loaded or not. '''This value is ignored for freight cars'''. Any value other than 0 or 1 generates a warning in Developer mode, and loaded is set to 0 (empty)		Used to indicate whether a passenger car is loaded or not. '''This value is ignored for freight cars'''. Any value other than 0 or 1 generates a warning in Developer mode, and loaded is set to 0 (empty)
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	example:		example:
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	0 equals "empty" (not defined in table, is a special value)		0 equals "empty" (not defined in table, is a special value)
	1 equals Iron Ore (defined in table)		1 equals Iron Ore (defined in table)
	2 equals Grain (defined in table)		2 equals Grain (defined in table)
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	If load type is mismatched with load class of car type (example: Iron Ore in tank car) then the simulation generates an error.		If load type is mismatched with load class of car type (example: Iron Ore in tank car) then the simulation generates an error.

Charlie at 22:40, 2 July 2011

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	For each vehicle that is to be changed, 5 values need to be defined. For 2 vehicles, 10 values are required, etc. The format for each vehicle is as follows:		For each vehicle that is to be changed, 5 values need to be defined. For 2 vehicles, 10 values are required, etc. The format for each vehicle is as follows:
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	index;loaded;loadtype;mass;destination		index;loaded;loadtype;mass;destination
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	Example:		Example:

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	loco, car1, car2, car3, .... car9		loco, car1, car2, car3, .... car9
	index: 0 1 2 3 9		index: 0 1 2 3 9
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	loco1, loco2, loco3, car1, car2, car3		loco1, loco2, loco3, car1, car2, car3
	index: 0 1 2 3 4 5		index: 0 1 2 3 4 5
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	During simulation, if there is any mismatch in indices (example: 10 values, only 9 cars) the simulation will not execute the order. When in Developer mode, a warning message is generated when order execution fails due to an index mismatch.		During simulation, if there is any mismatch in indices (example: 10 values, only 9 cars) the simulation will not execute the order. When in Developer mode, a warning message is generated when order execution fails due to an index mismatch.
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	==Examples==		==Examples==

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	1;1;1;20;Bonn		1;1;1;20;Bonn
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	*1 = vehicle index #1 (0 is the loco)		*1 = vehicle index #1 (0 is the loco)
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	*Bonn = ultimate destination of this vehicle		*Bonn = ultimate destination of this vehicle

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	2;1;8;20;Köln		2;1;8;20;Köln
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	*2 = vehicle index #2 (so this is actually the third vehicle from the front)		*2 = vehicle index #2 (so this is actually the third vehicle from the front)
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	If both cars are part of such a movement order, we can "string" them together:		If both cars are part of such a movement order, we can "string" them together:

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	1;1;1;20;Bonn;2;1;8;20;Köln		1;1;1;20;Bonn;2;1;8;20;Köln
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	For a really long train with lots of cars being changed, you might get something like this:		For a really long train with lots of cars being changed, you might get something like this:

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	1;1;1;20;Bonn;2;1;8;20;Bonn;3;1;1;20;Bonn;4;1;8;20;Bonn;5;1;1;20;Bonn;6;1;8;20;Bonn		1;1;1;20;Bonn;2;1;8;20;Bonn;3;1;1;20;Bonn;4;1;8;20;Bonn;5;1;1;20;Bonn;6;1;8;20;Bonn
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Charlie at 19:06, 29 June 2011

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	*Köln = ultimate destination (I just picked this destination at random.. in reality you would not take liquid iron to Köln!)		*Köln = ultimate destination (I just picked this destination at random.. in reality you would not take liquid iron to Köln!)


			If both cars are part of such a movement order, we can "string" them together:

			1;1;1;20;Bonn;2;1;8;20;Köln

			For a really long train with lots of cars being changed, you might get something like this:

			1;1;1;20;Bonn;2;1;8;20;Bonn;3;1;1;20;Bonn;4;1;8;20;Bonn;5;1;1;20;Bonn;6;1;8;20;Bonn

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Charlie at 19:03, 29 June 2011

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	1;1;1;20;Bonn		1;1;1;20;Bonn

	1 = vehicle index #1 (0 is the loco)		*1 = vehicle index #1 (0 is the loco)
	1 = loaded (0 if we're unloading)		*1 = loaded (0 if we're unloading)
	1 = contents is Iron Ore (this value we get from the TrainLoads table, so the numbers could be different in this column)		*1 = contents is Iron Ore (this value we get from the TrainLoads table, so the numbers could be different in this column)
	20 = load mass, in tonnes.		*20 = load mass, in tonnes.
	Bonn = ultimate destination of this vehicle		*Bonn = ultimate destination of this vehicle


	2;1;8;20;Köln		2;1;8;20;Köln

	2 = vehicle index#2 (so this is actually the third vehicle from the front)		*2 = vehicle index #2 (so this is actually the third vehicle from the front)
	1 = loaded (same as previous)		*1 = loaded (same as previous)
	8 = liquid iron (from TrainLoads table)		*8 = liquid iron (from TrainLoads table)
	20 = load mass in tonnes		*20 = load mass in tonnes
	Köln = ultimate destination (I just picked this destination at random.. in reality you would not take liquid iron to Köln!)		*Köln = ultimate destination (I just picked this destination at random.. in reality you would not take liquid iron to Köln!)


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Charlie at 19:02, 29 June 2011

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	1;1;1;20;Bonn		1;1;1;20;Bonn

	1 = vehicle index #1 (0 is the loco)		1 = vehicle index #1 (0 is the loco)
	1 = loaded (0 if we're unloading)		1 = loaded (0 if we're unloading)
	1 = contents is Iron Ore (this value we get from the TrainLoads table, so the numbers could be different in this column)		1 = contents is Iron Ore (this value we get from the TrainLoads table, so the numbers could be different in this column)
	20 = load mass, in tonnes.		20 = load mass, in tonnes.
	Bonn = ultimate destination of this vehicle		Bonn = ultimate destination of this vehicle

Charlie at 19:02, 29 June 2011

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 Text of desired vehicle destination. In Developer mode, a text length longer than 30 characters generates a warning.
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Charlie at 19:58, 16 June 2011

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	1 : loaded		1 : loaded

	Used to indicate whether a passenger car is loaded or not. This value is ignored for freight cars. Any value other than 0 or 1 generates a warning in Developer mode, and loaded is set to 0 (empty)		Used to indicate whether a passenger car is loaded or not. '''This value is ignored for freight cars'''. Any value other than 0 or 1 generates a warning in Developer mode, and loaded is set to 0 (empty)


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	;mass		;mass
	Integer value in metric tonnes. Used for freight cars. For passenger cars, this value is ignored.		Integer value in metric tonnes. Used for freight cars. '''For passenger cars, this value is ignored'''.

	If empty: 0		If empty: 0

Charlie at 19:57, 16 June 2011

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	0 : empty		0 : empty
	1 :loaded		1 : loaded

	Any other ~~value~~ generates a warning in Developer mode, and loaded is set to 0 (empty)		Used to indicate whether a passenger car is loaded or not. This value is ignored for freight cars. Any value other than 0 or 1 generates a warning in Developer mode, and loaded is set to 0 (empty)


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	;mass		;mass
	Integer value in metric tonnes.		Integer value in metric tonnes. Used for freight cars. For passenger cars, this value is ignored.

	If empty: 0		If empty: 0

ErwinL at 17:23, 16 June 2011

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	index: 0 1 2 3 4 5		index: 0 1 2 3 4 5

	During simulation, if there is any mismatch in indices (example: 10 values, only 9 cars) the simulation will not execute the order. When ~~inn~~ Developer mode, a warning message is generated when order execution fails due to an index mismatch.		During simulation, if there is any mismatch in indices (example: 10 values, only 9 cars) the simulation will not execute the order. When in Developer mode, a warning message is generated when order execution fails due to an index mismatch.