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Paths are used to define a path for a specific train through the neighbouring areas (AI dispatcher).
This table is only used in simulations featuring a generic panel.
 
You can use this table to define specific paths for a specific train. That is when the train's path has to differ from the "general" paths as defined in the table [[PathTemplates]]. Note: in the Timetable table you must always provide a PathTemplateID, regardless of if you define a specific path for the train or not.
 
;ID
:(int)
:Automatically incremented.
 
;TimeTableID
:(int)
:All the tracks belonging to a path for a specific train share the same TimeTableID (=reference to field ''ID'' in ''Timetable'' table).
 
;TrackID
:(string)
:Track ID
 
;IsPlatform
:(bool)
:True when a train can stop at a platform associated with this track.
 
;Direction
:(bool)
:True when direction Left to RIGHT otherwise Right to LEFT
 
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Latest revision as of 22:49, 17 December 2011

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Paths are used to define a path for a specific train through the neighbouring areas (AI dispatcher). This table is only used in simulations featuring a generic panel.

You can use this table to define specific paths for a specific train. That is when the train's path has to differ from the "general" paths as defined in the table PathTemplates. Note: in the Timetable table you must always provide a PathTemplateID, regardless of if you define a specific path for the train or not.

ID
(int)
Automatically incremented.
TimeTableID
(int)
All the tracks belonging to a path for a specific train share the same TimeTableID (=reference to field ID in Timetable table).
TrackID
(string)
Track ID
IsPlatform
(bool)
True when a train can stop at a platform associated with this track.
Direction
(bool)
True when direction Left to RIGHT otherwise Right to LEFT

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