Beiträge von Claude

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from : [email protected] 12:39

Zitat

Hello Claude,

At the moment this is not modable, but I will add it to the wish list!

Best regards

Hello everyone

please forgive me if I'm lost in translation here. While it's not Tom's mod, it seems that there are various mods on the workshop did would allow you to to do that dampf19.

Such as :

https://steamcommunity.com/sha…iledetails/?id=2022982471

https://steamcommunity.com/sha…iledetails/?id=1920437817

And maybe :
https://steamcommunity.com/sha…iledetails/?id=1974610721

There is a mod that use additional freight platforms :

https://steamcommunity.com/sha…iledetails/?id=1962650483

The old cart from 1870 does have modern wheels and tail lights.

Is it something wrong on my system or it's a known "feature"?

Cheers

Zitat von Mark_86

I took a look on your script and found the solution.

The code

Code

data.metadata.transportVehicle.compartments [1] [1] [1] .capacity = 396;

does what I want. Thank you so much!: thumbup:

Thanks for sharing the solution Mark, and Doug for pointing to a as soluition.

Mark, did you need to write "compartments [1] [1] [1]" because there is 3 compartments in the vehicle you are modifying?

Cheers

jay_ mentioned that issue in the description of his mod Transport Fever 2 Sound Mod 1.62:

Bugs: Falls es dazu kommen sollte, dass ihr beim erstmaligen Ladens eures Savegamesbei bei manchen Fahrzeugen plötzlich kein Sound habt, ladet das Spiel einfach nochmal. Das Spiel hat manchmal ein Problem mit zuvielen Sounds aufeinmal. Das behebt sich aber dann im Normalfall. Falls die Sounds während dem Spiel ausfallen , hilft es die Spiel zu pausieren oder kurz rauszuzoomen. Passiert leider auch ohne diese Mod.

What you do describe seems like the "too many vehicle sounds" to be be played issue.
Do you have activated a mod that changes many sounds at the same time?

Amazing!
Does it work with all sources of mods? (if so, how do you tell where to get it if it doesn't come from the Workshop? in which cas it automatically updates itself anyway.)

I mean that it is shown as "-1" in game instead of being automatically calculated. It works fine if I do input -1 in the mdl file but not when I do use the addModifier function (without editing the mdl itself).

Unna

Aachen

Hallo,

it seems that the Emission values cannot be changed to -1 by using a script solution such as :

addModifier("loadModel", function (fileName, data)
if string.find (fileName, "res/models/model/vehicle/train/type") ~=nil then -- find models which filename starts by type, in that folder
data.metadata.emission.idleEmission = -1

In game the emission is set to -1 instead of being calculated automatically.
I can't find a mod that already changed that and I spent hours testing it to death

Do you guys know a solution?

If that is okay, I would like to use this thread to collect datas about passengers, as used by real designers and companies for their planing.

Average weight per passenger

- Rail, USA, 1901 : 151.88 pounds (69 kg)

>Congressional Serial Set https://books.google.be/books?…er%20passenger%22&f=false

> Rail, USA, 2011 : 155 lb (70 kg).

Kittleson & Associates Inc. for Transit Cooperative Research Program (2003), Transit

Capacity & Quality of Service Manual, TCRP, Washington DC.

http://www.railway-technical.c…per-2-railway-passeng.pdf

> Rail, UK, 2010 : 80kg (75-85 previously)

https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/4425976.pdf

https://oro.open.ac.uk/48063/1…MPhil_Thesis_v4_final.pdf

Passenger density, standing

PeakFhour passenger load, after discounting space used for cabs, stairwells and seated passengers at 0.2/ft2 (2/m2).

0.4 p/ft2 (4 passengers/m2) of floor space in North America

0.4-0.5 p/ft2 (4-5 p/m2) in Europe

0.5-0.6 p/ft2 (5-6 p/m2) in Asia

Crush loads are 0.6, 0.6-0.7, and 0.8 p/ft2 (6, 6-7 and 8 p/m2) respectively.

Caution: some systems and manufacturers use different designations, some systems report loading in

excess of 0.8 p/ft2 (8 p/m2).

http://www.railway-technical.c…per-2-railway-passeng.pdf

Doors

typical loading rate : one person/second/door

1,400mm allow two persons to pass at the same time, + 200mm to mitigate against anyone standing against the draught screen

Since the early 1990s the London Underground has adopted a 1,600mm double doorway as standard

http://www.railway-technical.c…/mr-doorsqxd_layout-4.pdf

TODO:

- low floor vs high floor/stairs doors


PS: all inputs are welcomed obviously, please quote your source.

Well, it seems that the costs of bulldozing are only refund on building placed by the player, not on the towns' building.

I've looked around and couldn't find the parameter that define that value either.

PS: I've sent a mail to the devs about that.

Thanks a lot [user = '36563'] doug [/ user], it works and that is very good to know.
It would be worth to add that heads up to the Lexicon. What do you think?

Pleas note that the filename can also be partial, you could for example write

if string.find (filename, "vehicle / train / loc") then ~ = nil then

the code you wdo write after then will apply to whatever file (and there would be a potential issue) which filename starts by "loc" in that folder.

Hallo zusammen,

sorry to revive a 9 months old thread, however I'm working toward the same goal as the OP and Seamon might have an answer.

I want to change the tractive effort, power and weight of 39 models that I know. These models are coming from the Workshop (I suspect it might be the cause of my issue).

I do use :

    runFn = function ()
        addModifier("loadModel", function (fileName, data)
            if fileName == "res/models/model/vehicle/train/loco1.mdl" then
                data.metadata.railVehicle.engines[1].power = 1119;
                data.metadata.railVehicle.engines[1].tractiveEffort = 251;
                data.metadata.railVehicle.weight = 104;
            end
            if fileName == "res/models/model/vehicle/train/loco2.mdl" then
                data.metadata.railVehicle.engines[1].power = 1119;
                data.metadata.railVehicle.engines[1].tractiveEffort = 251;
                data.metadata.railVehicle.weight = 104;
            end
--and so on...
            return data
        end)
    end

I think it matches what Seamon suggested

Zitat von Seamon

You can also solve the change using a script:

Code

addModifier ("loadModel", function (fileName, data)
	if fileName == "res / models / model / vehicle / train / ***. mdl" then
		data.metadata.railVehicle.engines [1] .tractiveEffort = 214; 
	end
	if fileName == "res / models / model / vehicle / train / ***. mdl" then
		data.metadata.railVehicle.topSpeed = 70;
	end
	return data
end)

Warning, the code above is not really good! For the asterisks you simply have to enter the data of the two locomotives.

However it simply doesn't work.

Can you spot an obvious error?

The recent beta build added a ruler tool in debug mode!

Thanks for your inputs guys.

Marcolino26 you figure out the value by testing it in game or you defined a comfortable acceleration and calculated the required effort?

Hallo zusammen,

Ich habe zwei Fragen an Sie. Mir ist klar, dass es keine definitiven Antworten gibt, deshalb würde ich gerne wissen, was hier allgemein üblich ist, wenn überhaupt.

- Was die Zugkraft betrifft, nehmen Sie die Anfahrzugkraft (starting effort) oder die Stundenzugkraft (continuous effort) für Ihren Mod?

- Beziehen Sie das Gewicht der Dampflokomotive mit ein, wenn Sie das Gewicht des Tenders (beladen) mit einbeziehen?

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Hello everyone,

I do have two questions for you. I do realize that there is no definitive answers so I would like to know what is the common usage here, if any.

About the tractive effort, do you take the starting or the continuous figure for your mod?

As for the steam locomotive weight, do you include its tender (loaded) weight?

Cheers