TimeTable

This table defines the train schedule and supports a wide range of features for delivering realistic traffic.

ID

(int)

Automatically increments.

Train_Type

(string)

Gives a name for the type of train. This string can be anything, and is displayed in the Train Overview window, and elsewhere.

TrainPhysicsModelID

(int)

ID number from the TrainTypes table, defining the physics properties of the train.

Train_ID_Tech

(string)

Identifier used to like with movement orders in the movement order table (Train_ID_SOFT). This allows for trains with the same train ID to have different movement orders.

Train_ID

(string)

Is the train number.

SortingTime

(date)

Used to sort the schedule.

CrossingWithTrain

(date)

On a single line track the simulation will search for this train and ask before spawning if it has NOT arrived on the spawn track.

DependsOnTrain

(int)

Database ID of the train this train depends on - this means that the specified train must have already left the simulation for this train to spawn.

DependsOnDelay

(int)

Defines the length of time between the first train despawning and this train spawning. Value is in minutes.

EntryPoint

(string)

For spawning trains, this is the name of the spawn track. This can be left empty for trains that do not spawn.

EntryPoint_time

(date)

Defines the time the train actually spawns.

ExtraordinaryTrack

(string)

Defines the track or tracks that trains may be placed at on simulation start. Multiple tracks are separated by spaces.

ExtraordinaryDirection

(int)

Defines the direction of the train when being placed. 0 = left, 1 = right.

ConsistTemplateID

(int)

Defines the consist template from the ConsistTemplate table.

PathTemplateID

(int)

Used to indicate the path template to use for routing the train.

Origin

(string)

Defines where the train is originally from.

Destination

(string)

Defines where the train is ultimately destined.

Start_NX

(string)

Where the train enters the simulation. This is often the name of the neighbouring station.

End_NX

(string)

Where the train exits the simulation. This is often the name of the neighbouring station.

ExitPoint

(string)

The name of the exit spawn track.

TimeTableStops

(string)

Encodes all the data needed to describe all the timetable stops. The format of the timetable stops can be found here.

EngineeringTrain

(bool)

True when the train is an engineering train.

DelayLambdaWorkDays

(float)

Defines a number between 0.2 (spread delays) to 1 (normal amount delays) to 2 (large delays).

DelayLambdaWeekend

(float)

Defines a number between 0.2 (spread delays) to 1 (normal amount delays) to 2 (large delays).

IsShuntMovementOnly

(bool)

True when the train is a shunt movement.

PeriodStart

(date)

Starting date when this train is valid.

PeriodEnd

(date)

Ending date when this train is valid.

Monday

(bool)

True when this train runs on Monday

Tuesday

(bool)

True when this train runs on Tuesday

Wednesday

(bool)

True when this train runs on Wednesday

Thursday

(bool)

True when this train runs on Thursday

Friday

(bool)

True when this train runs on Friday

Saturday

(bool)

True when this train runs on Saturday

Sunday

(bool)

True when this train runs on Sunday

IsFACTrain

(bool)

True when this train is a FAC train.

DoNotTakeMOOnRenumber

(bool)

True this train should not get movement orders as a result of a renumber, couple, uncouple, etc.

Opmerking

(string)

Remarks. This text shows within the simulation in the Train Overview window. Typically this is a language neutral code that indicates what the train is supposed to do (movement orders).

Communication

(string)

Skip

(bool)

True when this train should not be spawned. This has the same effect as leaving the EntryPoint_time empty.

DriverType

(int)

Type of driver as defined in DriverType table.

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