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Modifiers\One can apply as many modifiers to a picture as is desired or necessary; the picture, however, usually can only expand in a vertical direction (the only exceptions are the [CL: ] and [CR: ] modifiers). It can become higher, for example, with the addition of a load. \\ The coordinate system counts from the lower left corner of the picture and begins with the value 0. The coordinates and size are integers and equal a pixel. \ The commands take the form:\
A possible condition can be the direction of travel:
The One can create other conditions by placing an exclamation mark ! behind a picture name:
The criteria Some criteria names are reserved in the Stock List. At present, no functions use these names explicitly but some commands in the window of the Macro Editor/ Graphic Testpad refer to these names:
It is recommended that you not base your own criteria on these three same codes, as future versions of traffic will implement functions based upon them (the criteria
If a vehicle is composed of phase pictures, modification commands can be input after each individual phase or after the entire picture. Input after each phase means that the modification command appears after each
Please note, when modifications Modification commands preceded by a # sign set the default value for them and, in general, apply to the entire train. These values can be nullified by parameters set in the Movement commands in the Timetable file. If there is more than one vehicle with such modifications, the last command takes precedence (in order of its appearance in the Timetable file – not in the direction of the train's travel). These types of modification commands are generally only used with locomotives and other motorized vehicles in the Stock List. They determine the default behaviors for the vehicle:
Overview
The Configuration Window
Configuration Window Menu Bar
Program Window
Stock List
Stock List Menu Bar
Shortcut Keys
Author's database
Description Editor
Graphic Testpad
Graphic Testpad Menu Bar
Timetable Editor
Timetable Syntax and Semanics
The timetable header
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Actions
Stock List File
Stok List File Keywords
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