Copying Train Orders within Train-Schedule List
Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2020 1:44 am
making the subject more distinct — ssilk
Hi,
I know one can shift-left click, shift-right click to copy orders between locomotives; I propose a way of copying orders within the actual order list for the train.
I love that you can now re-order them and AND / OR operations are far clearer visually. But I'd like to be able to copy them too; for example:
A Coal train.
1. Load at coal mine to x amount of product
Whatever else you want it to check
Wait time if you like
2. Unload at power plant
Includes checks of circuit condition and a time delay
3. Go back to the coal plant (This is the bit I would like to copy from order 1)
4. Unload some coal at a smelter.
Includes checks of circuit condition and a time delay.
5. Copy the coal loading order order #1 AGAIN
6. Unload some coal for military science, or another smelter, or a plastics plant. Whatever. The number of stops it feeds in turn may be long or short.
Repeat orders as usual.
Further to this, if your coal plant starts to run low, it'd be nice to copy and insert another "Order 1 - Load Coal" and "Order 2 - Service Power Plant" into the queue, for example between 4 and 5. This would mean more visits to the power plant in between other jobs.
As it stands one must create the same set of orders for a particular stop over again every time that your train is to visit it.
Thoughts?
Hi,
I know one can shift-left click, shift-right click to copy orders between locomotives; I propose a way of copying orders within the actual order list for the train.
I love that you can now re-order them and AND / OR operations are far clearer visually. But I'd like to be able to copy them too; for example:
A Coal train.
1. Load at coal mine to x amount of product
Whatever else you want it to check
Wait time if you like
2. Unload at power plant
Includes checks of circuit condition and a time delay
3. Go back to the coal plant (This is the bit I would like to copy from order 1)
4. Unload some coal at a smelter.
Includes checks of circuit condition and a time delay.
5. Copy the coal loading order order #1 AGAIN
6. Unload some coal for military science, or another smelter, or a plastics plant. Whatever. The number of stops it feeds in turn may be long or short.
Repeat orders as usual.
Further to this, if your coal plant starts to run low, it'd be nice to copy and insert another "Order 1 - Load Coal" and "Order 2 - Service Power Plant" into the queue, for example between 4 and 5. This would mean more visits to the power plant in between other jobs.
As it stands one must create the same set of orders for a particular stop over again every time that your train is to visit it.
Thoughts?