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TrainTypes defines various physics models for use with different trains.
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;TrainTypeMaxAcceleration
;TrainTypeMaxAcceleration
:(string)  
:(float)  
:Maximum acceleration of a train in m/s²
:Maximum acceleration of a train of this type, in m/s².
 
;TrainTypeNormalAcceleration
:(float)
:The typical acceleration of a train of this type, in m/s².
 
;TrainTypeMaxDeceleration
:(float)
:Maximum deceleration of a train of this type, in m/s².
 
;TrainTypeAccelerationCorner
:(float)
:Value between 0 and 1 - defines the point at which acceleration drops off at higher speeds.
 
;TrainTimeReleaseBrakes
:(int)
:Time in seconds that it takes the brakes to release after a normal brake application.
 
;TrainTimeReleaseEmergencyBrake
:(int)
:Time in seconds that it takes the brakes to release after an emergency brake application.
 


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Latest revision as of 12:07, 13 July 2011

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TrainTypes defines various physics models for use with different trains.

ID
(int)
Automatically increments.
TrainTypeDescription
(string)
Defines the name of the train type.
TrainTypeMaxAcceleration
(float)
Maximum acceleration of a train of this type, in m/s².
TrainTypeNormalAcceleration
(float)
The typical acceleration of a train of this type, in m/s².
TrainTypeMaxDeceleration
(float)
Maximum deceleration of a train of this type, in m/s².
TrainTypeAccelerationCorner
(float)
Value between 0 and 1 - defines the point at which acceleration drops off at higher speeds.
TrainTimeReleaseBrakes
(int)
Time in seconds that it takes the brakes to release after a normal brake application.
TrainTimeReleaseEmergencyBrake
(int)
Time in seconds that it takes the brakes to release after an emergency brake application.



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