Name: TrainStats
Description: Adds a command to provide detailed statistics of rail system.
License: MIT License (http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
Version: 1.0.0
Release: 2015-07-21
Tested-With-Factorio-Version: 0.12.17+
Category: Helper
Tags: Trains, Rail
Download-Url: https://www.dropbox.com/s/c1dnny7vbo97s ... _1.0.0.zip
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Copyright (c) <year> <copyright holders>
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
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Long description
Long description
This is a mod I put together by request for ColonelWill on Twitch, who has a ridiculously large train system in his RSO megabase.
It adds a command to provide detailed statistics of your rail system.
Type this at the console (~) to run the count:
/c remote.call('trainstats','count')
The game will lag for a few seconds while the count runs (this takes longer the larger your map is), then it will respond with something like this:
This is a mod I put together by request for ColonelWill on Twitch, who has a ridiculously large train system in his RSO megabase.
It adds a command to provide detailed statistics of your rail system.
Type this at the console (~) to run the count:
/c remote.call('trainstats','count')
The game will lag for a few seconds while the count runs (this takes longer the larger your map is), then it will respond with something like this:
Code: Select all
--Train System Statistics-------------------------------------
Train Stops: 10 built, 0 stored, 10 total
Diesel Locomotives: 8 deployed, 2 stored, 10 total
FARLs: 2 deployed, 0 stored, 2 total
Cargo Wagons: 15 deployed, 2 stored, 17 total
Rail Tankers: 0 deployed, 0 stored, 0 total
Rail Signals: 243 built, 53 stored, 296 total
Chain Signals: 18 built, 12 stored, 30 total
Curved Rails: 62 built, 38 stored, 100 total
Straight Rails: 1984 built, 416 stored, 2400 total
-----------------------------------------------------------------Version history
Version history
1.0.0 (2015-07-21): Initial Release
1.0.0 (2015-07-21): Initial Release
Limitations
Limitations
To minimize the lag, the script scans only *likely* inventories for the stored components to be found. It counts all items that are deployed on the map, and then checks the inventories of the following entity types:
"container","smart-container","logistic-container","cargo-wagon","roboport","assembling-machine","car","player"
(Note that in terms of the game code, the tank is a kind of "car", and all four types of logistics chest are covered by logistic container -- so this list covers more than it might look like at first glance.)
Ultimately this means is that if you have rail components stuffed some place weird, like the output of a furnace for example, they will not be counted.
The script also does not count any inventory items that have been left on the ground or on belts (also for performance reasons).
To minimize the lag, the script scans only *likely* inventories for the stored components to be found. It counts all items that are deployed on the map, and then checks the inventories of the following entity types:
"container","smart-container","logistic-container","cargo-wagon","roboport","assembling-machine","car","player"
(Note that in terms of the game code, the tank is a kind of "car", and all four types of logistics chest are covered by logistic container -- so this list covers more than it might look like at first glance.)
Ultimately this means is that if you have rail components stuffed some place weird, like the output of a furnace for example, they will not be counted.
The script also does not count any inventory items that have been left on the ground or on belts (also for performance reasons).
