How to Use Driver Setup Rule
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Revision as of 16:53, 19 June 2018
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Driver Setup Rule
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The Driver Setup Rule assigns drivers to consists and issues them with Driver Commands. |
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Driver Commands are lists of instructions or "orders" that drivers are tasked to complete under the control of the Trainz AI system. |
The Driver Setup Rule is automatically added to the Session Editor of every route and session.
Open the Surveyor Session Editor from the main menu.
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Adding New Drivers
After selecting the Driver Setup Rule and clicking the Edit button, the Driver Setup Properties Window will be shown. The image below shows the properties window the first time it is opened in a session - no drivers have initially been assigned.
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When the above option is checked [THIS IS NOT YET CONFIRMED] then each time this property window is opened, all assigned drivers will be removed from their trains.
When the above option is checked, randomly selected drivers will be assigned to all newly added driveable trains. Existing drivers will not be affected. |
Driver Command Rule
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The Driver Command Rule controls which Driver Commands will be available to users in a Session. |
Trainz Wiki
- How to Guides
- Session Rules List (Alphabetical) with Parameters
- Session Rules List (Categories) With Parameters
Route Creation Tutorials:
Session Creation Tutorials:
- How to Create a HTML Asset (Session Introduction Page and In Game Messages)
- How to Control Junctions in Sessions
- How to Control Signals in Sessions
- How to Use Message Popup Rule
- How to Use Message Popup Rule (Applications)
- How to Use Navigation Point Rules
- How to Use Navigation Point Rules (Applications)
- How to Use Parent and Child Rules
- How to Use Track Triggers
- How to Use Variables in Sessions (Examples)
- List of Parent Rules
