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flabort wrote:I'm guessing by the fact that the OP was last edited today, and the DemoSave was apparently "not downloaded yet", the demo save has been updated and you should try the new version.

flabort wrote:I'm guessing by the fact that the OP was last edited today, and the DemoSave was apparently "not downloaded yet", the demo save has been updated and you should try the new version.

nmid wrote:I'm on .33 so I can't run the save file that's loaded with the experimental .35.

siggboy wrote:I have found a bug (that unfortunately screws over my scheduler big time ):

Sometimes, when a train arrives at a Smart Station, then the combinator will output a Train=1 signal more than once.

1. Can be get a bugfix for this?
2. Alternatively, if you implement the feature that actually outputs a (single) pulse when the train leaves, then this bug won't be a problem anymore because we could use the pulse directly and won't have to add an edge detection.

Choumiko wrote:1: There it is: https://github.com/Choumiko/SmartTrains ... ag/v0.3.93 As far as i was able to reproduce it, it only happened when you opened and closed a locomotive ui before it arrived at a station. Closing a loco forced the train to update the line, leading to a doubled state change. Now it will only update if you actually changed something in the vanilla schedule (which isn't recommended for trains on a line anyways)

siggboy wrote:I like the new version with the new UI, a lot. The changes make so much sense it's really much better. I nominate you for Employee of the (at least) Month

siggboy wrote:Also found zero problems with the new version (after the UI thing was hotfixed), it works really nicely. The green lamp at the station is lovely, it looks cool and makes it easier to distinguish from other lamps that you've put there.

UI to toggle Autorefuel and Autodepart per train (opens when you open the standard train UI)
UI for Autorefuel/-depart settings (Button "ST-Settings" at the top left corner when train or train-stop gui is open)

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nmid wrote:When I load the save game (after updating to .12.35), I get this error message.

Choumiko wrote: A quick howto on trainlines:
(SNIP)
If the normal waiting time is passed the train will still leave
You can change the time in ST-Settings ("Min. waiting time" and "Interval for autodepart")

Choumiko wrote:Updated to 0.3.6

• added signal output for cargo to smart train stop, with special signals for # of locomotives,cargowagons
  • locomotive signal is set to -1 when no train at a stop
  • every train at a smart stop updates signal, even if not on a line

[*]combine (AND) full/empty rule with circuit rule when both are set
You can now select the full/empty rule and the circuit rule, in this case the train will only leave if both are true.

waduk wrote:Noob question, please correct me of my understanding of the ST and rules setting :

Choumiko wrote:

waduk wrote:The demosave files is crashing on load, can't learn from the example files

Any error log?

waduk wrote:Min waiting time : Does this overide the value we set in every train ?
Say i set one train A to stay at train stop 1 for 0 seconds then it's will be overwrite internally as 4 seconds instead ?

Interval for auto depart : Does this is the value in seconds the train will leave after the condition in rules have been met to depart ?
Say the rules is the train to depart when full, then wait 2 seconds before depart ? If i set for zero, they will depart immediately ?

Interval for signal : Same as above, but ticks instead of seconds ?

Min. flow rate : I have no idea.

Signal in rules : I have no idea, what kind of signal ?

Min waiting time: Controls when the first check for Full/Empty/Autodepart is made after the train arrives at the station. If this is higher than your time in the schedule the train should ignore these rules (i think).

Interval for auto depart: Controls when SmartTrains checks/updates the rules. E.g. 4 seconds after arriving: 1st check, 6sec. after arrival: 2nd check etc. As soon as a rule is true the train leaves. You can lower it to 1second if you want faster response, might cost you some FPS/UPS though.

Interval for signals: Same as above, only that it affects the update rate of the SmartTrain stops and the signal rule only

Min flow rate: Only used for RailTankerMod and the (Auto)Depart: every flow below this value is considered to be zero (you can get crazy low changes when a Railtanker is nearly full, like 0.0000001234)

Signal in rules: 1. signal checkbox: Makes trains only leave when the condition you set on the lamp at the smart train stop is true. 2nd signal checkbox: Makes the train go to the station number that the lamp condition gets from the circuit network. (numbers for your schedule would be 1 for "Coal Unload", 2 for "Coal 1")

I need to update that gui, make a better documentation and a demo save that works for everybody. So much to do

waduk wrote:

Vin wrote:
Just so I'm understanding properly - if I attach/detach a wagon, I'll have to re-add the train to whichever route I had it on?

Yes exactly, decoupling/coupling now is like mining a wagon/locomotive from a train (or adding a wagon). As far as SmartTrains is concerned, it's a new train and has the default SmartTrain settings.
Mod: FARL (Rail Layer)

Choumiko wrote:

The smart train stop isn't included in the blueprint, since it doesn't really work when placed by robots. Just connect it up like the lamp and constant combinator (they can be removed) in the blueprint.


Trainline with rules set. This will make trains wait at Item Load until they are full. At Item Unload/Unload 2/Unload 3 they will wait for 30 seconds or when they are empty before they will go to Item Load, skipping stations. When they are not emptied within 30 seconds they'll go to the next station. Since you obviously have a use for that, let me know what you think about this: https://github.com/Choumiko/SmartTrains/issues/6
Right now i'm leaning towards not a bug as it seems usefull.

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PS: The blueprint will have the lamp be on even if there's no train at the station. This can be prevented by an additional combinator but i think it doesn't matter, since it works without.

Mooncat wrote:Hi all, may I know is there any way to copy the settings of a line to another line, or create a new line based on an existing one?
Let's say I have a mining line with 4 stations, where the first station is the mine. Now I want to create a new line that goes to another mine. Is there any way to do it easily so that the settings from the previous line can be copied to the new line?

Also, another question about that 4 stations. Currently, the 4 stations are: 1) the ore mine, 2) ore decider, 3) smelting, 4) empty. Trains load ore from 1) and then go to 2) to have their cargoes checked. If they have ore inside, they will be assigned to 3) to unload and back to 1) as a loop. Otherwise, if they have nothing inside when passing through 2), they will be assigned to 4) and wait forever, so when I check the minimap, I know the mine is depleted and should make another mining site. Do you think it is good? Is there anyway to make it better?

siggboy wrote: Don't do "Read from UI". Just activate the existing line for the new train, then change the first station to the new mine, and save the line under a new name. That should work. You might need the latest version of SmartTrains, the pre-release, but I think it also works with older versions. I did the wrong thing myself for a long time so I'm not sure.

If you do not "read from UI" then the settings are preserved. And you do not need that if you just want to change the line or save it under a new name. So it should do exactly what you want.

siggboy wrote: I think this is not efficient. Why do you even let an empty train leave the ore mine? You might as well let it wait at the ore mine until it does have a certain amount of ore loaded before you send it to the smelter. If you let an empty train go to the "ore decider" and then let it wait "forever" at station #4 that's quite a bit of monkey business. Let the "empty" train wait at the ore mine instead, at least that means its slowly getting filled with ore and then you can send it off as soon as it does have a certain amount of goods.

Mooncat wrote:Now the combinator and lamp are staying there but I can't mine or destroy them. Luckily the last autosave was just a few seconds ago so I can revert it.

Mooncat wrote:So the issue only occurs when the stop is placed by blueprint and then removed before it is built.

Choumiko wrote:So the issue only occurs when the stop is placed by blueprint and then removed before it is built.
What version are you using? The latest (pre)release https://github.com/Choumiko/SmartTrains ... ag/v0.3.94 shouldn't have that issue anymore.
I think by now i really should make this an official release, as far as i know there are no severe issues with it.

Benie wrote: This is to show that they have all been correctly named, and that I am using the Smart Station thingy that's part of the mod (thinking this is to make it work).

All the trains I have running. Note they're all set to refuel and then depart after done (to go back to their normal rounds around the factory). Yet they all use the same 'L-CC' name due to their type, and I feel this is what's screwing it up.

Please, what's wrong? The oil train there, I tried taking most of its fuel, but it's not creating the fuel station (fyi I have activated it after doing so, just to see if it will create the station). I have the latest version on Steam.

Benie wrote:What do you mean by "Mine all refueling stations"?

EDIT: I've replaced the modded stations with regular ones, and I just had one of my oil trains stop for fuel. However, it didn't stop in the spot dedicated to it. It went to the closest stop it could instead of going where I want it to. How can I force this?