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| Name | Type | Range | Short description |
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| TrackSpeeds | int[48] | [ -255 , 255 ] | The speed per track. Track names can be used as indices. (e.g. KH_ST_0) |
| Points | int[30] | {BRANCH, STRAIGHT} | The numbered values of the switchable intersection points. (e.g. 23) |
| TrackSignals | bool[40][2] | {true, false} | The signals on each track. If the track contains signals it's always two. Track names can be used as indices. (e.g. KH_ST_1) |
Outputs
| Name | Type | Range | Short description |
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| TrainPositions | int[15] | [ 0 , 47 ] | The position, that a given train currently occupies. (e.g. Train TRAIN_KH_ST_0 occupies KH_ST_0 on startup) |
| TrainSpeeds | int[15] | [ -255 , 255 ] | The speed, that a given train currently occupies (e.g. Train TRAIN_KH_ST_0 has speed 100) |
TrackConnectionsbool| int[48][5] | [ 0, 48 ] (-1 means invalid) | The next lines in the main direction. Each track can have at most 5 possible lines. -1 for all entries, that are not valid lines. (e.g. ForwardNext[KH_ST_1][0] == KH_ST_6, ForwardNext[KH_ST_1] |
TrackConnections[ i ][ j ] → whether or not track i is directly connected to track j in the travel direction allowed by track i| [1] == -1,...) |
| ReverseNext | int[48][5] | [ 0, 48 ] (-1 means invalid) | Same behaviour as ForwardNext, but in the secondary direction. If the secondary direction is not permitted all values are -1. |
| Error | string |
| Error messages. (e.g. If a required track signal did not trigger) |
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Requirements
For two directly connected Tracks the IDs of the Points that need to be passed (if any) including their direction (branch, straight).
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