Railway Operation/Tutorial - Revision history

Oxalin at 11:44, 6 November 2022

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Oxalin: /* Operation Mode */

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Operation Mode

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Added links to main pages

Oxalin at 16:46, 21 August 2022

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Oxalin at 13:15, 30 July 2022

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External Performance Log

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 Once the simulation has been set up in pre-start mode, clicking the play button (or pressing r) will run the simulation. From this point on, the pause button (or p key) can be used to [[Railway Operation/Tutorial#Pausing the Simulation|pause the simulation]]. Trains are shown as their four character headcode (excluding prefix), with the first character in the direction of travel coloured red.
-By hovering over a train with the cursor, the [[Train Information Window|train information window]] will appear, giving the description, train details, and remaining schedule for that service. This functionality can be disabled in
+By hovering over a train with the cursor, the [[Train Information Window|train information window]] will appear, giving the description, train details, and remaining schedule for that service. This functionality can be disabled by selecting "''Train Information''" from the "''Information''" tab (or using Ctrl+Shift+T).
 === Routes ===

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 == Operation Mode ==
-Once the simulation has been set up in pre-start mode, clicking the play button (or pressing r) will run the simulation. From this point on, the pause button (or p key) can be used to [[Railway Operation/Tutorial#Pausing the Simulation|pause the simulation]]. Trains are shown as their four character hradcode, with the first character in the direction of travel coloured red.
+Once the simulation has been set up in pre-start mode, clicking the play button (or pressing r) will run the simulation. From this point on, the pause button (or p key) can be used to [[Railway Operation/Tutorial#Pausing the Simulation|pause the simulation]]. Trains are shown as their four character headcode (excluding prefix), with the first character in the direction of travel coloured red.
 === Routes ===

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 === Actions Due Panel ===
 The Actions Due panel can be opened and closed at any time by clicking the sand-timer icon. This panel shows the headcode of each train that will require an action in the next hour, and the time until that action.
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 === In-Game Performance Log ===
 The in-game performance log can be opened and closed at any time by clicking the icon with a document and green check mark. This log shows all events on the railway, such as arrivals and departures. The log will state whether these events are occurring early, on time or late, and if anything goes wrong (such as a train leaving via the wrong exit).

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	{{Main\|Performance Log}}		{{Main\|Performance Log}}
	When a session is saved, an external performance log is created. This can be found in the "''Performance Logs''" subfolder of the ROS installation.		When a session is saved, an external performance log is created. This can be found in the "''Performance Logs''" subfolder of the ROS installation.
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		+	[[Category:Tutorials]]

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	== External Performance Log ==		== External Performance Log ==
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	When a session is saved, an external performance log is created. This can be found in the "''Performance Logs''" subfolder of the ROS installation.		When a session is saved, an external performance log is created. This can be found in the "''Performance Logs''" subfolder of the ROS installation.
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 == Pausing the Simulation ==
 == Saving a Session ==
 == External Performance Log ==
 {{Main|Performance Log}}

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 == Operation Mode ==
-Once the simulation has been set up in pre-start mode, clicking the play button (or pressing r) will run the simulation. From this point on, the pause button (or p key) can be used to [[Railway Operation/Tutorial#Pausing the Simulation|pause the simulation]]. During operation mode all types of route can be set:
+Once the simulation has been set up in pre-start mode, clicking the play button (or pressing r) will run the simulation. From this point on, the pause button (or p key) can be used to [[Railway Operation/Tutorial#Pausing the Simulation|pause the simulation]]. Trains are shown as their four character hradcode, with the first character in the direction of travel coloured red.
 === Routes ===
 ==== Automatic Routes ====
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 As cancelling a route removes all subsequent elements, it is advised not to cancel automatic routes if possible - especially if there is more than one train present on the route. Cancelling the route will clear the entire length, lock the route for two minutes if there are any trains approaching signals, and cause heavy penalties due to the SPAD risk (trains potentially passing a red signal).
 === Other Track Features ===
 ==== Points ====
 Points are automatically switched as required when routes are set across them. However, they can also be manually switched by left-clicking them, provided they are not blocked by a route. Where points act in a pair (ie adjacent 90° points or diagonally adjacent 45° points), both will change unless a route is set across one.
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 === Signaller Control ===
 == Pausing the Simulation ==

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	This tutorial details how to operate a railway in [[Railway Operation Simulator]]. First you will need to download a simulation from the [https://www.railwayoperationsimulator.com/ website], or [[Building Railways/Tutorial\|create your own]].		This tutorial details how to operate a railway in [[Railway Operation Simulator]]. First you will need to download a simulation from the [https://www.railwayoperationsimulator.com/ website], or [[Building Railways/Tutorial\|create your own]].
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		+	The tutorial will provide keyboard shortcuts where applicable. A complete list of all keyboard shortcuts can be found [[Keyboard Shortcuts\|here]].

	== Loading the Simulation ==		== Loading the Simulation ==

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	== External Performance Log ==		== External Performance Log ==
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