Class Vehicle

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−	*[[TrainzScript Language Reference|API Hierarchy]]	+	*[[TrainzScript Library Reference|API Hierarchy]]
	**[[Class GSObject|GSObject]] *		**[[Class GSObject|GSObject]] *
	***[[Class GameObject|GameObject]]		***[[Class GameObject|GameObject]]
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	|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|'''Major'''||bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|'''Minor'''||bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|'''Source'''||bgcolor="#EEEEEE" |'''Destination'''||bgcolor="#EEEEEE" |		|bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|'''Major'''||bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|'''Minor'''||bgcolor="#EEEEEE"|'''Source'''||bgcolor="#EEEEEE" |'''Destination'''||bgcolor="#EEEEEE" |
	|-		|-
−	|[[Vehicle Messages|Vehicle]]||Derailed||Vehicle||Broadcast||Vehicle has derailed and can no longer be used.	+	|Vehicle||Derailed||Vehicle||Vehicle||Vehicle has derailed and can no longer be driven.
	|-		|-
−	|[[Vehicle Messages|Vehicle]]||Coupled||Vehicle||Broadcast||Vehicle has coupled up with another vehicle.	+	|Vehicle||Coupled||Vehicle||Vehicle (other)||Vehicle has coupled to another Vehicle.
	|-		|-
−	|[[Vehicle Messages|Vehicle]]||Decoupled||Vehicle||Broadcast||Vehicle has decoupled from another vehicle.	+	|Vehicle||Decoupled||Vehicle||Vehicle (other)||Vehicle has decoupled from another vehicle.
	|-		|-
−	|[[Vehicle Messages|Vehicle]]||Bad Couple||Vehicle||Broadcast||Vehicle has coupled with another vehicle at too high a velocity.	+	|Vehicle||Coupler breakage||Vehicle||Vehicle||Vehicle coupler has broken (likely due to being coupled too fast).
	|-		|-
−	|[[Vehicle Messages|Vehicle]]||Collided||Vehicle||Broadcast||Vehicle has collided with another vehicle.	+	|Vehicle||BadCouple||Vehicle||Vehicle (other)||Vehicle has coupled with another vehicle at too high a velocity.
		+	|-
		+	|Vehicle||Collided||Vehicle||Vehicle (other)||Vehicle has collided with another vehicle (either a couple was attempted too fast and broke the coupler, or the coupler was already broken).
	|}		|}
	<br>		<br>
		+	*Note: Many of these messages are broadcast prior to TRS19 (and in certain TRS19 compatibility modes). Broadcast messages are being phased out due to poor performance, and should not be used.
	==Constants==		==Constants==
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	{{MethodHeader|public native bool Couple(Vehicle other)}}		{{MethodHeader|public native bool Couple(Vehicle other)}}
	;Parameters		;Parameters
−	*''other''' = Adjacent vehicle to couple to.	+	*''other'' = Adjacent vehicle to couple to.
	;Returned Value		;Returned Value
−	*True if the operation was successfully completed, fale otherwise.	+	*True if the operation was successful, fale otherwise.
	;Syntax		;Syntax
	if (Couple(vehicle2)) Interface.Print("Success!");		if (Couple(vehicle2)) Interface.Print("Success!");
	;Notes		;Notes
−	*Couples this vehicle to the given vehicle which must already be adjacent.
−	*When a vehicle is decoupled from another, the couplers are left in an unlocked state, even though the vehicles are flush against each other.
−	*This state will remain until the vehicles move a small distance apart.
−	*Sometimes you may wish to cause them to couple again and that is the intended use of this method.
	*If the two vehicles involved are not adjacent then this method will have no effect.		*If the two vehicles involved are not adjacent then this method will have no effect.
		+	*When a vehicle is decoupled from another, the couplers are left in an unlocked state, even though the vehicles are flush against each other. This state will remain until the vehicles move some distance apart, or the coupler is relocked using this function.
		+	*Coupling two vehicles will merge their Train objects, resulting in one of the trains being deleted. (ie, GetMyTrain() may return a different result after calling this function.) It is not safe for script to predict which Train will be kept, so any cached Train references should be released.
	<br>		<br>
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	{{MethodHeader|public native int GetCouplingDirection(Vehicle other)}}		{{MethodHeader|public native int GetCouplingDirection(Vehicle other)}}
	;Parameters		;Parameters
−	*''other''' = Adjacent vehicle to couple to.	+	*''other'' = A vehicle to query the coupling direction for. Coupler does not need to be locked.
	;Returned Value		;Returned Value
−	*One of the [[#Direction Relationships|Direction Relationship]] constants indicating the direction of a neighbouring vehicle, relative to the direction of the caller.	+	*A [[#Coupler Flags|Coupler Flags]] constant indicating which end (if any) the passed vehicle is within coupling range of.
	;Syntax		;Syntax
−	bool direction = GetCouplingDirection(vehicle2);	+	int couplerEnd = vehicle1.GetCouplingDirection(vehicle2);
		+	if (couplerEnd == Vehicle.COUPLE_BACK)
		+	; // vehicle2 is coupled to the rear coupler of vehicle1
	;Notes		;Notes
−	*If the result is DIRECTION_FORWARD then both vehicles have the same orientation.	+	*The return value is not affected by either vehicles train-relative or track-relative facing
−	*If the result is DIRECTION_BACKWARD then the two vehicles face in opposite directions.	+	*The function may return COUPLE_FRONT/COUPLE_BACK even if the coupler is not 'locked'. I.e. The vehicles may be in different Trains, and the return value may change if one train drives away.
−	*The fact that this method returns a value does not mean that it is possible for the two vehicles to couple.	+
	<br>		<br>
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	{{MethodHeader|public native float GetCouplingStress(Vehicle other)}}		{{MethodHeader|public native float GetCouplingStress(Vehicle other)}}
	;Parameters		;Parameters
−	*''other''' = Other vehicle in the same consist to query.	+	*''other'' = The coupled vehicled to check the coupler stress against.
	;Returned Value		;Returned Value
−	*The calculated coupling stress between the two vehicles in newtons (N);	+	*The current coupler stress between the two vehicles in newtons (N);
	;Syntax		;Syntax
−	float kn = GetCouplingStress(vehicle2);	+	float stressInNewtons = GetCouplingStress(vehicle2);
	;Notes		;Notes
−	*<float color=red>Must the two vehicles be adjacent?</font>	+	*This function will throw an exception if the passed vehicle is not coupled at either end.
		+	*The scripter may use Vehicle.GetCouplingDirection() to test if two vehicles are coupled.
	<br>		<br>
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	bool vehicleToTrain = GetDirectionRelativeToTrain();		bool vehicleToTrain = GetDirectionRelativeToTrain();
	;Notes		;Notes
		+	Replaces obsolete function GetFacingRelativeToTrain()
	<br>		<br>
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	int eType = GetEngineType();		int eType = GetEngineType();
	;Notes		;Notes
		+	<br>
		+
		+	===GetFacingRelativeToTrain===
		+	{{MethodHeader|public obsolete native bool GetFacingRelativeToTrain(void) (obsolete)}}
		+	;Parameters
		+	*None
		+	;Returned Value
		+	*True or False relative to which way the train is facing.
		+	;Syntax
		+	bool vehicleToTrain = GetFacingRelativeToTrain();
		+	;Notes
		+	Obsolete function call, use GetDirectionRelativeToTrain() instead.
		+	After replacement, you may or may not get inverse or opposite results, so now true is false, depends on direction, so additional coding may be required to overcome this.
	<br>		<br>
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	*None		*None
	;Returned Value		;Returned Value
−	*A reference to the train of which this vehicle is part.	+	*A reference to the train which this vehicle is a member of.
	;Syntax		;Syntax
	Train train = GetMyTrain();		Train train = GetMyTrain();
	;Notes		;Notes
	*All vehicles belong to a Train consist, even if a vehicle is not coupled to any other vehicle.		*All vehicles belong to a Train consist, even if a vehicle is not coupled to any other vehicle.
		+	*A vehicles Train may change following any coupling operation, and is generally not worth caching. (Ie, don't bother tracking your own Train member variable in custom scripts, just call GetMyTrain() when it's required.)
	<br>		<br>
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	string fleetId = GetRunningNumber();		string fleetId = GetRunningNumber();
	;Notes		;Notes
−	*This value is set using [[#SetRunningNumber|SetRunningNumber()]] and should be restricted to alphanumeric characters and paces.	+	*This value can be set using [[#SetRunningNumber|SetRunningNumber()]] and should be restricted to alphanumeric characters and spaces.
	<br>		<br>
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	*None		*None
	;Returned Value		;Returned Value
−	*One of the [[#Vehicle Type Flags|Vehicle Type Flags]] representing what kind of vehicle the current object is.	+	*A bitfield of [[#Vehicle Type Flags|Vehicle Type Flags]] representing the characteristics of the vehicle.
	;Syntax		;Syntax
	int flags = GetVehicleTypeFlags();		int flags = GetVehicleTypeFlags();
		+	if ((Flags.TestAny(flags, Vehicle.TYPE_HAS_INTERIOR)))
		+	; // This vehicle has an interior
	;Notes		;Notes
		+	*The returned flags are a bitfield, and must be treated as such. I.e, do '''not''' test if (GetVehicleTypeFlags() == Vehicle.TYPE_LOCOMOTIVE).
	<br>		<br>
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	{{MethodHeader|public native void SetDecouplingMask(int mask)}}		{{MethodHeader|public native void SetDecouplingMask(int mask)}}
	;Parameters		;Parameters
−	*'''mask''' = A mask specifying which of the vehilce's couplers are allowed to couple.	+	*'''mask''' = A mask specifying which of the vehilce's couplers are allowed to decouple.
	;Returned Value		;Returned Value
	*None		*None
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	{{MethodHeader|public native void SetMaximumCoupleVelocity(float velocity)}}		{{MethodHeader|public native void SetMaximumCoupleVelocity(float velocity)}}
	;Parameters		;Parameters
−	*'''velocity''' = The maximum speed in metres per second at which this vehicle can be coupled to without breaking a coupler.	+	*'''velocity''' = The maximum speed in metres per second at which this vehicle can be coupled to another, or 0 for no maximum.
	;Returned Value		;Returned Value
	*None		*None
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	SetMaximumCoupleVelocity(10);		SetMaximumCoupleVelocity(10);
	;Notes		;Notes
−	*"Vehicle","BadCouple" are broadcast if this speed is exceeded.	+	*Despite the name, the passed value is a speed (ie. unsigned, ie. must be greater than or equal to 0).
−	*If a value of zero is used "Vehicle","BadCouple" messages will not be issued.	+	*If coupler breakage is enabled, then a coupling attempt above this speed will break the coupler, and post a "Coupler breakage" message, followed by a "Collided" message.
		+	*If coupler breakage is not enabled, hen a coupling attempt above this speed will fail, and post a "BadCouple" message.
		+	*Passing a value of 0.0/zero can be used allow coupling to happen any speed.
	<br>		<br>
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	===SetPitchBasedOnSpeed===		===SetPitchBasedOnSpeed===
−	{{MethodHeader|public native void SetPitchBasedOnSpeed(float factor)}}	+	{{MethodHeader|public native void SetPitchBasedOnSpeed(float multiplier)}}
	;Parameters		;Parameters
−	*'''factor''' = An arbitrary value used to vary the pitch of the train with its velocity.	+	*'''multiplier''' = The value to multiply the velocity by to get the train pitch angle.
	;Returned Value		;Returned Value
	*None		*None
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	SetPitchBasedOnSpeed(2.5);		SetPitchBasedOnSpeed(2.5);
	;Notes		;Notes
−	*Pitch is rotation about an axis at right angles to the track direction.	+	*This feature is often used by "non-train" vehicles like helicopters.
		+	*Pitch is the forward/backward rotation of the vehicle mesh (ie, roation about an axis perpendicular to the track direction).
	<br>		<br>
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	===SetRollBasedOnTrack===		===SetRollBasedOnTrack===
−	{{MethodHeader|public native void SetRollBasedOnTrack(float factor)}}	+	{{MethodHeader|public native void SetRollBasedOnTrack(float multiplier)}}
	;Parameters		;Parameters
−	*'''factor''' = Arbitrary value used to control the amount of roll.	+	*'''multiplier''' = The value to multiply the curve by to get the train roll angle.
	;Returned Value		;Returned Value
	*None		*None
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	SetRollBasedOnTrack(2.0);		SetRollBasedOnTrack(2.0);
	;Notes		;Notes
−	*Roll is a rotation about an axis parallel to the track direction.	+	*This feature is often used by "non-train" vehicles like aeroplanes or boats.
		+	*Pitch is the left/right rotation of the vehicle mesh (ie, roation about an axis parallel to the track direction).
	*Use a positive value to lean 'into' the curve, a negative value to lean out.		*Use a positive value to lean 'into' the curve, a negative value to lean out.
	<br>		<br>
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	*None		*None
	;Syntax		;Syntax
−	Uncouple(COUPLE_FRONT);      // uncouple anything attached to the vehicle's front coupler	+	Uncouple(COUPLE_FRONT);      // uncouple anything that's attached to the vehicle's front coupler
	Uncouple(vehicle1);          // uncouple from the specified vehicle		Uncouple(vehicle1);          // uncouple from the specified vehicle
	;Notes		;Notes
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	*None		*None
	;Notes		;Notes
−	*In ts12 only.	+	*In TS12 and greater only.
	*Override this function as required, but don't forget to call the inherited version in case it does something in the future.		*Override this function as required, but don't forget to call the inherited version in case it does something in the future.
	*Attempting to manipulate the makeup or positioning of any Train from within this function is illegal behavior. If you need to do that, trigger a delayed action using a message or a thread.		*Attempting to manipulate the makeup or positioning of any Train from within this function is illegal behavior. If you need to do that, trigger a delayed action using a message or a thread.

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Latest revision as of 00:16, 15 September 2022

• API Hierarchy
  • GSObject *
    • GameObject
      • TrainzGameObject
      • PropertyObject *
        • MeshObject
          • MapObject
            • Trackside
              • Vehicle

• A vehicle is a single piece of rolling stock including locomotives and tenders.
• A vehicle is always part of a train, if a vehicle is decoupled and left alone Trainz will create a new consist to include it.

Contents 1 Related Messages 2 Constants 2.1 Coupler Flags 2.2 Direction Relationships 2.3 Engine Types 2.4 Vehicle Type Flags 3 Members 4 Methods 4.1 BeginLoad 4.2 BeginUnload 4.3 CanLoadProductFromQueue 4.4 CanUnloadProductToQueue 4.5 Couple 4.6 EndLoad 4.7 EndUnload 4.8 GetAuxReservoirPressure 4.9 GetBogeyList 4.10 GetBrakeCylinderPressure 4.11 GetBrakePipePressure 4.12 GetCabinSwayAmount 4.13 GetCouplerBreakageEnabled 4.14 GetCouplingDirection 4.15 GetCouplingStress 4.16 GetDefaultCabinSwayAmount 4.17 GetDefaultMaximumCouplerCompressionStress 4.18 GetDefaultMaximumCouplerExpansionStress 4.19 GetDefaultMaximumCoupleVelocity 4.20 GetDefaultMaximumTractiveEffort 4.21 GetDirectionRelativeToTrain 4.22 GetEngineParam 4.23 GetEngineType 4.24 GetFacingRelativeToTrain 4.25 GetLength 4.26 GetLoadTime 4.27 GetMass 4.28 GetMaximumCouplerCompressionStress 4.29 GetMaximumCouplerExpansionStress 4.30 GetMaximumCoupleVelocity 4.31 GetMaximumTractiveEffort 4.32 GetMyTrain 4.33 GetOdometerDistance 4.34 GetProductRestriction 4.35 GetRelationToTrack 4.36 GetRunningNumber 4.37 GetSandingTractionMultiplier 4.38 GetTrackGradient 4.39 GetUnloadTime 4.40 GetVehicleTypeFlags 4.41 GetVelocity 4.42 GetWheelslipTractionMultiplier 4.43 IsInTunnel 4.44 IsOnBridge 4.45 LoadProduct 4.46 Reposition 4.47 Reverse 4.48 SetBrakePipeEfficiency 4.49 SetBrokenBrakes 4.50 SetCabinSwayAmount 4.51 SetCouplerBreakageEnabled 4.52 SetCouplingMask 4.53 SetDecouplingMask 4.54 SetHandbrake 4.55 SetHeadlightColor 4.56 SetMaximumCouplerCompressionStress 4.57 SetMaximumCouplerExpansionStress 4.58 SetMaximumCoupleVelocity 4.59 SetMaximumTractiveEffort 4.60 SetPitchBasedOnSpeed 4.61 SetPitchBasedOnTrack 4.62 SetProductDisabled 4.63 SetProductRestriction 4.64 SetQueueInitialCount 4.65 SetRollBasedOnTrack 4.66 SetRunningNumber 4.67 SetSandingTractionMultiplier 4.68 SetWheelslipTractionMultiplier 4.69 Uncouple 4.70 UnloadProduct 4.71 UpdateViewDetails 4.72 ViewDetails 4.73 ViewSchedule 4.74 NotifyTrainChanged 5 Code Examples 6 Related Methods 7 Categories

[edit] Related Messages

• Messages sent to and from Vehicle objects are listed below:

Major	Minor	Source	Destination
Vehicle	Derailed	Vehicle	Vehicle	Vehicle has derailed and can no longer be driven.
Vehicle	Coupled	Vehicle	Vehicle (other)	Vehicle has coupled to another Vehicle.
Vehicle	Decoupled	Vehicle	Vehicle (other)	Vehicle has decoupled from another vehicle.
Vehicle	Coupler breakage	Vehicle	Vehicle	Vehicle coupler has broken (likely due to being coupled too fast).
Vehicle	BadCouple	Vehicle	Vehicle (other)	Vehicle has coupled with another vehicle at too high a velocity.
Vehicle	Collided	Vehicle	Vehicle (other)	Vehicle has collided with another vehicle (either a couple was attempted too fast and broke the coupler, or the coupler was already broken).

• Note: Many of these messages are broadcast prior to TRS19 (and in certain TRS19 compatibility modes). Broadcast messages are being phased out due to poor performance, and should not be used.

[edit] Constants

[edit] Coupler Flags

public define int COUPLE_NONE = 0	Neither coupler.
public define int COUPLE_FRONT = 1	Front coupler.
public define int COUPLE_BACK = 2	Back coupler.
public define int COUPLE_BOTH = COUPLE_FRONT ¦ COUPLE_BACK	Both couplers.

[edit] Direction Relationships

public define int DIRECTION_NONE = 0	No known relationship.
public define int DIRECTION_FORWARD = 1	Forward, facing in the same direction.
public define int DIRECTION_BACKWARD = -1	Backward, facing in opposite directions.

[edit] Engine Types

public define int ENGINE_NONE = 0	Not a powered vehicle.
public define int ENGINE_STANDARD = 1	Diesel, Diesel-Electric, Electric.
public define int ENGINE_STEAM = 2	Steam powered.

[edit] Vehicle Type Flags

public define int TYPE_LOCOMOTIVE = 1	Vehicle is a powered locomotive.
public define int TYPE_TENDER = 2	Vehicle carries fuel for a locomotive.
public define int TYPE_HAS_INTERIOR = 4	Vehicle has an interior. This does not necessarily mean that it is a lcomotive.

Having tested these values with the associated function 'GetVehicleTypeFlags', it seems that the 'Vehicle Type Flag' for a loco is '5' and not '1'
vincentrh

Perhaps they are bit flags?  Therefore a value of 1 (loco) and 4 (has interior) would result in 5 being returned for a loco with an interior.  i.e. 1 and 4 "OR"ed together.
PCAS1986

[edit] Members

public IndustryProductInfoCollection vehicleProductInfoCollection

A data object that allows tracking of products and associated assets & queues.

[edit] Methods

[edit] BeginLoad

Parameters

• report = Report on the current state of the loading operation.

Returned Value

• The time required, in seconds, for the activity to complete.

Syntax

float BeginLoad(LoadingReport report) {
   DoStuff(report);
   return 10.0;
}

Notes

• This is a callback method which should be overridden by the script writer to perform customised activities before loading at an industry.
• These include such operations as particle effects and animations.
• The report parameter provides details of the industries and vehicles involved and of their spatial relationship.
• It is the responsibility of the script writer to determine the time required for these activities and to return this in the method result.

[edit] BeginUnload

Parameters

• report = Report on the current state of the loading operation.

Returned Value

• The time required, in seconds, for the activity to complete.

Syntax

float BeginLoad(LoadingReport report) {
   DoStuff(report);
   return 10.0;
}

Notes

• This is a callback method which should be overridden by the script writer to perform customised activities before loading at an industry.
• These include such operations as particle effects and animations.
• The report parameter provides details of the industries and vehicles involved and of their spatial relationship.
• It is the responsibility of the script writer to determine the time required for these activities and to return this in the method result.

[edit] CanLoadProductFromQueue

Parameters

• queue = The queue to be queried.

Returned Value

• True if the vehicle and queue are compatible and the queue can be used to load the vehicle, false otherwise.
• None

Syntax

if (CanLoadProductFromQueue(industryOutQueue)) {
   DoTheProcess();
}

Notes

[edit] CanUnloadProductToQueue

Parameters

• queue = The queue to be queried.

Returned Value

• True if the vehicle and queue are compatible and the queue can be used to unload the vehicle, false otherwise.

Syntax

if (CanUnloadProductToQueue(industryOutQueue)) {
   DoTheProcess();
}

Notes

[edit] Couple

Parameters

• other = Adjacent vehicle to couple to.

Returned Value

• True if the operation was successful, fale otherwise.

Syntax

if (Couple(vehicle2)) Interface.Print("Success!");

Notes

• If the two vehicles involved are not adjacent then this method will have no effect.
• When a vehicle is decoupled from another, the couplers are left in an unlocked state, even though the vehicles are flush against each other. This state will remain until the vehicles move some distance apart, or the coupler is relocked using this function.
• Coupling two vehicles will merge their Train objects, resulting in one of the trains being deleted. (ie, GetMyTrain() may return a different result after calling this function.) It is not safe for script to predict which Train will be kept, so any cached Train references should be released.

[edit] EndLoad

Parameters

• report = Report on the current state of the loading operation.

Returned Value

• The time required, in seconds, for the activity to complete.

Syntax

float EndLoad(LoadingReport report) {
   DoStuff(report);
   return 10.0;
}

Notes

• This is a callback method which should be overridden by the script writer to perform customised activities after loading at an industry.
• These include such operations as particle effects and animations.
• The report parameter provides details of the industries and vehicles involved and of their spatial relationship.
• It is the responsibility of the script writer to determine the time required for these activities and to return this in the method result.

[edit] EndUnload

Parameters

• report = Report on the current state of the loading operation.

Returned Value

• The time required, in seconds, for the activity to complete.

Syntax

float EndUnload(LoadingReport report) {
   DoStuff(report);
   return 10.0;
}

Notes

• This is a callback method which should be overridden by the script writer to perform customised activities after unloading at an industry.
• These include such operations as particle effects and animations.
• The report parameter provides details of the industries and vehicles involved and of their spatial relationship.
• It is the responsibility of the script writer to determine the time required for these activities and to return this in the method result.

[edit] GetAuxReservoirPressure

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The current auxiliary reservoir pressure of this vehicle.

Syntax

float ARP = GetAuxReservoirPressure();

Notes

[edit] GetBogeyList

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• An array containing references to all the Bogey objects attached to this vehicle.

Syntax

Bogey[] bogies = GetBogeyList();

Notes

• Bogies are indexed in the same numerical order as they are listed in config.txt.
• Invisible bogies etc. are included.

[edit] GetBrakeCylinderPressure

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The current brake cylinder pressure of this vehicle.

Syntax

float BCP = GetBrakeCylinderPressure();

Notes

[edit] GetBrakePipePressure

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The current brake pipe pressure of this vehicle.

Syntax

float BPP = GetBrakePipePressure();

Notes

[edit] GetCabinSwayAmount

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The cabin sway amount for this vehicle.

Syntax

float CSA = GetCabinSwayAmount();

Notes

• Higher positive values indicate higher levels of cabin sway while a 0.0 indicates no cabin sway.
• See also SetCabinSwayAmount().

[edit] GetCouplerBreakageEnabled

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• True if coupler breakages are enabled on this vehicle, false otherwise.

Syntax

if (GetCouplerBreakageEnabled()) Interface.Print("Drive carefully to avoid breaking the couplers");

Notes

[edit] GetCouplingDirection

Parameters

• other = A vehicle to query the coupling direction for. Coupler does not need to be locked.

Returned Value

• A Coupler Flags constant indicating which end (if any) the passed vehicle is within coupling range of.

Syntax

int couplerEnd = vehicle1.GetCouplingDirection(vehicle2);
if (couplerEnd == Vehicle.COUPLE_BACK)
  ; // vehicle2 is coupled to the rear coupler of vehicle1

Notes

• The return value is not affected by either vehicles train-relative or track-relative facing
• The function may return COUPLE_FRONT/COUPLE_BACK even if the coupler is not 'locked'. I.e. The vehicles may be in different Trains, and the return value may change if one train drives away.

[edit] GetCouplingStress

Parameters

• other = The coupled vehicled to check the coupler stress against.

Returned Value

• The current coupler stress between the two vehicles in newtons (N);

Syntax

float stressInNewtons = GetCouplingStress(vehicle2);

Notes

• This function will throw an exception if the passed vehicle is not coupled at either end.
• The scripter may use Vehicle.GetCouplingDirection() to test if two vehicles are coupled.

[edit] GetDefaultCabinSwayAmount

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The default cabin sway amount for this vehicle as defined in config.txt.

Syntax

float CSA = GetCabinSwayAmount();

Notes

• Higher positive values indicate higher levels of cabin sway while a 0.0 indicates no cabin sway.
• See also SetCabinSwayAmount().

[edit] GetDefaultMaximumCouplerCompressionStress

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The default maximum coupler compression stress value for this vehicle in newtons (N), as defined in config.txt.

Syntax

float DMCS = GetDefaultMaximumCouplerCompressionStress();

Notes

• See SetMaximumCouplerCompressionStress().

[edit] GetDefaultMaximumCouplerExpansionStress

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The default maximum coupler expansion stress value for this vehicle in newtons (N), as defined in config.txt.

Syntax

float DMCE = GetDefaultMaximumCouplerExpansionStress();

Notes

• See SetMaximumCouplerExpansionStress().

[edit] GetDefaultMaximumCoupleVelocity

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The default maximum speed at which this vehicle can be coupled to without breaking the coupler, as defined in config.txt.

Syntax

float DMCV = GetDefaultMaximumCoupleVelocity();

Notes

• See SetMaximumCoupleVelocity().

[edit] GetDefaultMaximumTractiveEffort

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The default maximum tractive effort of this vehicle from its configuration in newtons (N), as defined in config.txt.

Syntax

float DMTE = GetDefaultMaximumTractiveEffort();

Notes

• See SetMaximumTractiveEffort().

[edit] GetDirectionRelativeToTrain

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• True if this vehicle faces in the same direction as the train's current heading, false otherwise.

Syntax

bool vehicleToTrain = GetDirectionRelativeToTrain();

Notes

Replaces obsolete function GetFacingRelativeToTrain()

[edit] GetEngineParam

Parameters

• param = One of the engine parameter strings listed below.

Returned Value

• The current value of the given engine parameter.

Syntax

float pressure = GetEngineParam("steam-boiler-pressure");

Notes

• Engine parameter strings you can use with this method are:
  • "applied-force"
  • "brake-cylinder-pressure"
  • "brake-pipe-pressure"
  • "current-drawn"
  • "equaliser-pressure"
  • "flow"
  • "horn"
  • "main-reservoir-pressure"
  • "max-te"
  • "no3-pipe-pressure"
  • "wheelslip"
• values refer only to steam engines:
  • "coal-mass"
  • "engine-force"
  • "fire-temperature"
  • "max-coal-mass"
  • "max-fire-temperature"
  • "steam-boiler-liquid-percent"
  • "steam-boiler-pressure"
  • "steam-piston-cycle"

[edit] GetEngineType

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• One of the Engine Type constants describing the engine type of this vehicle.

Syntax

int eType = GetEngineType();

Notes

[edit] GetFacingRelativeToTrain

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• True or False relative to which way the train is facing.

Syntax

bool vehicleToTrain = GetFacingRelativeToTrain();

Notes

Obsolete function call, use GetDirectionRelativeToTrain() instead. After replacement, you may or may not get inverse or opposite results, so now true is false, depends on direction, so additional coding may be required to overcome this.

[edit] GetLength

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The length of this vehicle in metres.

Syntax

float length = GetLength();

Notes

[edit] GetLoadTime

Parameters

• report = Report on the current state of the loading operation.

Returned Value

• The time required, in seconds, for the activity to complete.

Syntax

float GetLoadTime(LoadingReport report) {
   DoStuff(report);
   return 10.0;
}

Notes

• This is a callback method which informs the game engine of the time needed to load this vehicle.
• The method may be use to perform customised activities during the loading operation.
• These include such operations as particle effects and animations.
• The report parameter provides details of the industries and vehicles involved and of their spatial relationship.
• It is the responsibility of the script writer to determine the time required for these activities and to return this in the method result.

[edit] GetMass

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The mass of the vehicle in kilograms.

Syntax

float mass = GetMass();

Notes

[edit] GetMaximumCouplerCompressionStress

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The maximum coupler compression stress value for this vehicle in newtons (N).

Syntax

float MCS = GetMaximumCouplerCompressionStress();

Notes

• See SetMaximumCouplerCompressionStress().

[edit] GetMaximumCouplerExpansionStress

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The maximum coupler expansion stress value for this vehicle in newtons (N).

Syntax

float DMCE = GetMaximumCouplerExpansionStress();

Notes

• See SetMaximumCouplerExpansionStress().

[edit] GetMaximumCoupleVelocity

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The maximum speed at which this vehicle can be coupled to without breaking the coupler.

Syntax

float MCV = GetMaximumCoupleVelocity();

Notes

• See SetMaximumCoupleVelocity().

[edit] GetMaximumTractiveEffort

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The maximum tractive effort of this vehicle from its configuration in newtons (N).

Syntax

float MTE = GetMaximumTractiveEffort();

Notes

• See SetMaximumTractiveEffort().

[edit] GetMyTrain

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• A reference to the train which this vehicle is a member of.

Syntax

Train train = GetMyTrain();

Notes

• All vehicles belong to a Train consist, even if a vehicle is not coupled to any other vehicle.
• A vehicles Train may change following any coupling operation, and is generally not worth caching. (Ie, don't bother tracking your own Train member variable in custom scripts, just call GetMyTrain() when it's required.)

[edit] GetOdometerDistance

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The number of meters that this Vehicle has moved.

Syntax

float distance = GetOdometerDistance();

Notes

• Returns the total distance that this Vehicle has moved. No assumptions should be made regarding the starting value of the odometer as this may change between vehicles, sessions, or Trainz versions. This value is continuous under normal operation, however calls to SetOdometerDistance() may arbitrarily adjust the current value.

[edit] GetProductRestriction

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The current product restriction filter if any, null otherwise.

Syntax

ProductFilter filter = GetProductRestriction();

Notes

[edit] GetRelationToTrack

Parameters

• obj = Reference to a Buildable object.
• trackName = String representing the name of a track as defined in the Buildable's config.txt.

Returned Value

• One of the Direction Relationship constants indicating the direction of the vehicle, relative to the Buildable's attached track.

Syntax

• This method will return either DIRECTION_FORWARD or DIRECTION_BACKWARD if the vehicle is on the track as specified by the arguments or on a directly neighboring track, otherwise DIRECTION_NONE will be returned.

Notes

[edit] GetRunningNumber

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The running (fleet identification) number of the vehicle.

Syntax

string fleetId = GetRunningNumber();

Notes

• This value can be set using SetRunningNumber() and should be restricted to alphanumeric characters and spaces.

[edit] GetSandingTractionMultiplier

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• A wheelslip traction multiplier to apply when sand is in use.

Syntax

float slipFactor = GetSandingTractionMultiplier();

Notes

• The returned value will be greater than or equal to 1.0.
• See SetSandingTractionMultiplier();

[edit] GetTrackGradient

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The current track gradient as a percentage.

Syntax

float gradient = GetTrackGradient();

Notes

• The sign of the gradient is determined by the direction of this vehicle relative to the gradient.
• A negative sign indicates that the vehicle is facing down a gradient while a positive sign indicates the vehicle is facing up a gradient.
• The vehicle's direction may not match that of the train so the value returned here may not be what you expect.
• Use GetDirectionRelativeToTrain() to check this.

[edit] GetUnloadTime

Parameters

• report = Report on the current state of the loading operation.

Returned Value

• The time required, in seconds, for the activity to complete.

Syntax

float GetUnloadTime(LoadingReport report) {
   DoStuff(report);
   return 10.0;
}

Notes

• This is a callback method which informs the game engine of the time needed to unload this vehicle.
• The method may be use to perform customised activities during the unloading operation.
• These include such operations as particle effects and animations.
• The report parameter provides details of the industries and vehicles involved and of their spatial relationship.
• It is the responsibility of the script writer to determine the time required for these activities and to return this in the method result.

[edit] GetVehicleTypeFlags

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• A bitfield of Vehicle Type Flags representing the characteristics of the vehicle.

Syntax

int flags = GetVehicleTypeFlags();
if ((Flags.TestAny(flags, Vehicle.TYPE_HAS_INTERIOR)))
  ; // This vehicle has an interior

Notes

• The returned flags are a bitfield, and must be treated as such. I.e, do not test if (GetVehicleTypeFlags() == Vehicle.TYPE_LOCOMOTIVE).

[edit] GetVelocity

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The current instantaneous velocity of the train in metres per second.

Syntax

float speed = GetVelocity();

Notes

• Use the Measurement Conversion Multiplier constants for conversion to other units.
• For human consumption Train.GetSmoothedVelocity() may be preferable.

[edit] GetWheelslipTractionMultiplier

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• The current wheelslip traction multiplier value.

Syntax

float slip = GetWheelslipTractionMultiplier();

Notes

• The returned value will be greater than or equal to 1.0.
• See SetWheelslipTractionMultiplier();

[edit] IsInTunnel

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• True if this vehicle is in a tunnel, false otherwise.

Syntax

bool underground = IsInTunnel();

Notes

[edit] IsOnBridge

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• True if this vehicle is on a bridge, false otherwise.

Syntax

bool onBridge = IsOnBridge();

Notes

[edit] LoadProduct

Parameters

• report = Report on the current state of the loading operation.

Returned Value

• True if the loading operation was successful, false otherwise.

Syntax

LoadProduct(report);

Notes

• Loads products into this vehicle as defined by the given report.
• This method works by attempting to transfer products to this vehicle's queues if possible from the industry queue specified in report.
• The sequence of events for a loading operation as performed by this method is:
  • Verify that an loading operation is possible with this vehicle by calling CanLoadProductFromQueue().
  • BeginLoad() on this vehicle and Industry.BeginLoad() on the industry specified in the report are called to perform any pre-loading events like animation or particle effects on the vehicle and industry respectively.
  • Both of these methods return the amount of time required for a load operation and the LoadProduct() method sleeps for which ever of these times is the longer.
  • The actual product transfer from the industry to the vehicle is performed by calling ProductQueue.TransferProductFrom() on this vehicle's queue(s).
  • GetLoadTime() on this vehicle and Industry.GetLoadTime() are called. Again, LoadProduct() sleeps for which ever is the longer of the times returned.
  • EndLoad() and Industry.EndLoad() are called to perform any post-loading events. As before LoadProduct() sleeps for the longer time.

[edit] Reposition

Parameters

• train = Train to attach the vehicle to.
• vehicle = Vehicle to attach the vehicle to.
• myCoupleDir = The end of the current vehicle that will be coupled, use either COUPLE_FRONT or COUPLE_BACK.
• otherCoupleDir = The end of the target vehicle that will be coupled to, use either COUPLE_FRONT or COUPLE_BACK.
• mark = Trackmark to move this vehicle to.
• direction = Direction for the vehicle, relative to the TrackMark.
• None

Returned Value

• True if the operation was successfully completed, false otherwise.

Syntax

Reposition(Train3,COUPLE_FRONT,COUPLE_BACK);
Reposition(Vehicle5,COUPLE_FRONT,COUPLE_BACK);
Reposition(Mark9,true);

Notes

• Variant 1 moves the current vehicle and couples it to the specified train using the specified vehicle ends.
• Variant 2 moves the current vehicle and couples it to the specified vehicle using the specified vehicle ends.
• Variant 3 moves the current vehicle from its train to the specified trackmark, normally creating a new consist.

[edit] Reverse

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• True if the operation was successfully completed, false otherwise.

Syntax

if (Reverse()) Interface.Print("Direction of " + GetName() + " reversed");

Notes

• This method reverses the direction of the current vehicle in relation to its consist.

[edit] SetBrakePipeEfficiency

Parameters

• efficiency = A Normalised value in the range 0.0 .. 1.0 representing the efficiency of the brake pipe.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetBrakePipeEfficiency(0.5);

Notes

[edit] SetBrokenBrakes

Parameters

• broken = True to render the brakes non operational, false to repair them.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetBrokenBrakes(true);

Notes

[edit] SetCabinSwayAmount

Parameters

• amount = Cabin sway value greater than or equal to zero.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetCabinSwayAmount(2.5);

Notes

• A value of zero removes all sway.
• Higher positive values increase the effect.
• The method is only of relevance to vehicles with interior views.

[edit] SetCouplerBreakageEnabled

Parameters

• enabled = True enables simulation of coupler breakage.
• None

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetCouplerBreakageEnabled(true);

Notes

[edit] SetCouplingMask

Parameters

• mask = A mask specifying which of the vehilce's couplers are allowed to couple.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetCouplingMask(COUPLE_NONE); // prevents this vehicle from coupling to another in Driver mode.

Notes

• The mask can be built using the Coupler Flag constants.
• This method will not prevent vehicles from coupling in Surveyor, but takes effect in Driver mode.

[edit] SetDecouplingMask

Parameters

• mask = A mask specifying which of the vehilce's couplers are allowed to decouple.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetDecouplingMask(COUPLE_NONE); // prevents this vehicle from uncoupling in Driver mode.

Notes

• The mask can be built using the Coupler Flag constants.
• This method will not prevent vehicles from uncoupling in Surveyor, but takes effect in Driver mode.

[edit] SetHandbrake

Parameters

• applied = If true the handbrake is applied, if false the handbrake is released.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetHandBrake(true);

Notes

[edit] SetHeadlightColor

Parameters

• red, blue, green = RGB components of selected color, expressed as normalised values.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetHeadlightColor(0.5,1.0,0.5); // sets color to RGB:128,255,128

Notes

• This method controls the color of the illumination produced by the headlights.
• It does not affect the "diffuse" component of illumination (this component remains white). Works correctly with ground and bump-mapped meshes only.
• It does not affect the color of the headlight coronas.
• This should method not be used to "turn off" the headlights, as even a black light will consume CPU time with lighting calculations.

[edit] SetMaximumCouplerCompressionStress

Parameters

• stress = Maximum compression stress in newtons (N). Use 0.0 for no breakage.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetMaximumCouplerCompressionStress(1500000.0);

Notes

• Sets the maximum coupler compression stress value for this vehicle.
• This value refers to the maximum compression stress which this vehicle's couplers need to experience before they break.
• This is effectively the stress that a coupler can withstand before it breaks.
• As a point of reference, a typical modern knuckle-type coupler can handle approximately 2500 kN of force before breaking.
• This is roughly equivalent to the weight of 2.5 million apples.

[edit] SetMaximumCouplerExpansionStress

Parameters

• stress = Maximum expansion stress in newtons (N), Use 0.0 for no breakage.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetMaximumCouplerExpansionStress(1000000.0);

Notes

• Sets the maximum coupler expansion stress value for this vehicle.
• This value refers to the maximum expansion stress which this vehicle's couplers need to experience before they break.
• This is effectively the stress that a coupler can withstand before it breaks.
• As a point of reference, a typical modern knuckle-type coupler can handle approximately 2500 kN of force before breaking.
• This is roughly equivalent to the weight of 2.5 million apples.

[edit] SetMaximumCoupleVelocity

Parameters

• velocity = The maximum speed in metres per second at which this vehicle can be coupled to another, or 0 for no maximum.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetMaximumCoupleVelocity(10);

Notes

• Despite the name, the passed value is a speed (ie. unsigned, ie. must be greater than or equal to 0).
• If coupler breakage is enabled, then a coupling attempt above this speed will break the coupler, and post a "Coupler breakage" message, followed by a "Collided" message.
• If coupler breakage is not enabled, hen a coupling attempt above this speed will fail, and post a "BadCouple" message.
• Passing a value of 0.0/zero can be used allow coupling to happen any speed.

[edit] SetMaximumTractiveEffort

Parameters

• maxTE = The maximum tractive effort of this vehicle in newtons (N).

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetMaximumTractiveEffort(185000.0);

Notes

• The maximum tractive effort of a vehicle refers to its maximum traction or pulling power measured in newtons.
• This value is initially defined in the configuration of a vehicle asset but can be altered with this method.
• Generally, only locomotives will have tractive effort.

[edit] SetPitchBasedOnSpeed

Parameters

• multiplier = The value to multiply the velocity by to get the train pitch angle.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetPitchBasedOnSpeed(2.5);

Notes

• This feature is often used by "non-train" vehicles like helicopters.
• Pitch is the forward/backward rotation of the vehicle mesh (ie, roation about an axis perpendicular to the track direction).

[edit] SetPitchBasedOnTrack

Parameters

• pitch = True to enable the effect, false to disable.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetPitchBasedOnTrack(true);

Notes

• Pitch is rotation about an axis at right angles to the track direction.

[edit] SetProductDisabled

Parameters

• None

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetProductDisabled();

Notes

• Disables the loading or unloading of any product, overriding any previous calls to SetProductRestriction().

[edit] SetProductRestriction

Parameters

• product = Asset to which this vehicle's load is to be restricted.

Returned Value

• True if successful, false otherwise.

Syntax

SetProductRestriction(coal);

Notes

• Restricts this vehicle to only allow the given product.
• When a product restriction is in effect, only that product may be either loaded or unloaded.
• This method overrides any previous call to SetProductDisabled().
• If the product parameter is null, any product compatible with this vehicle can be loaded/unloaded.
• If it is a product that is not compatible with this vehicle, no restriction is set and false will be returned.

[edit] SetQueueInitialCount

Parameters

• queue = Queue to use, any existing products in this queue will be destroyed.
• product = Asset of product to use.
• amount = Amount of product to use.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetQueueInitialCount(passengerQueue,passengers,20);

Notes

• Fills the given queue with the specified quantity of product.
• This method sets the amount of products in the given queue.
• It is a utility method that works on the given queue which need not be a queue from this vehicle.
• The product filter provided with queue will be used to check if the queue can take products of type asset.
• If it can't, the filter will be modified to suit as this method is forceful in that regard.

[edit] SetRollBasedOnTrack

Parameters

• multiplier = The value to multiply the curve by to get the train roll angle.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetRollBasedOnTrack(2.0);

Notes

• This feature is often used by "non-train" vehicles like aeroplanes or boats.
• Pitch is the left/right rotation of the vehicle mesh (ie, roation about an axis parallel to the track direction).
• Use a positive value to lean 'into' the curve, a negative value to lean out.

[edit] SetRunningNumber

Parameters

• number = The running (fleet identification) number of the vehicle.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetRunningNumber("21C1");
SetRunningNumber("4472");

Notes

• This value is retrieved using GetRunningNumber() and should be restricted to alphanumeric characters and spaces.

[edit] SetSandingTractionMultiplier

Parameters

• factor = A multiplier value of 1.0 or more defining the increase in this vehicle's tractive effort when sand is in use.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetSandingTractionMultiplier(1.5); // allow sanding to increase tractive effort by 50%

Notes

[edit] SetWheelslipTractionMultiplier

Parameters

• factor = A multiplier value of 1.0 or less to apply to decrease this vehicle's traction when wheelslip occurs.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

SetWheelslipTractionMultiplier(0.25); // wheelslip reduces tractive effort to 25% of normal.

Notes

• A multiplier value of 1.0 disables the wheelspin sound.

[edit] Uncouple

Parameters

• direction = A Coupler Flags constant indicating which coupler to detach.
• other = A reference to the other vehicle form which the caller is to be uncoupled.

Returned Value

• None

Syntax

Uncouple(COUPLE_FRONT);       // uncouple anything that's attached to the vehicle's front coupler
Uncouple(vehicle1);           // uncouple from the specified vehicle

Notes

• Uncoupling will cause another Train object to be created for one half of the train.
• Caling Uncouple(COUPLE_BOTH) is not valid, you must specify a single coupler.
• See also Vehicle.GetCouplingDirection().

[edit] UnloadProduct

Parameters

• report = Report on the current state of the loading operation.

Returned Value

• True if the unloading operation was successful, false otherwise.

Syntax

UnloadProduct(report);

Notes

• Unloads products into this vehicle as defined by the given report.
• This method works by attempting to transfer products from this vehicle's queues to the industry queue specified in report.
• The sequence of events for an unloading operation as performed by this method is:
  • Verify that an unloading operation is possible with this vehicle by calling CanUnloadProductToQueue().
  • BeginUnload() on this vehicle and Industry.BeginUnload() on the industry specified in the report are called to perform any pre-unloading events like animation or particle effects on the vehicle and industry respectively.
  • Both of these methods return the amount of time required for an unloading operation and the UnloadProduct() method sleeps for which ever of these times is the longer.
  • The actual product transfer to the industry from the vehicle is performed by calling ProductQueue.TransferProductFrom() on the industry queue(s).
  • GetUnloadTime() on this vehicle and Industry.GetUnloadTime() are called. Again, UnloadProduct() sleeps for which ever is the longer of the times returned.
  • EndUnload() and Industry.EndUnload() are called to perform any post-loading events. As before UnloadProduct() sleeps for the longer time.

[edit] UpdateViewDetails

Parameters

• msg = Message object which triggers this handler.

Returned Value

• None

Notes

• Update the view details window for this vehicle (from the train).
• This method is setup by Init() as a handler method for a message of type "Vehicle","LoadComplete".
• Such a message indicates that the load or queue of the vehicle have changed and the view details window of the train will need to be updated.

[edit] ViewDetails

Parameters

• msg = Message object which triggers this handler.

Returned Value

• None

Notes

• View details window for this vehicle using the Train's output.
• This method is setup by Init() as a handler method for a message of type "MapObject","ViewDetails".object.
• Such a message indicates that the user has opened the right-click menu of the vehicle and selected the "View Details" menu item.
• This method will call the ViewDetails() method of this vehicle's train so that a Browser window describing the entire train can be displayed to the user.

[edit] ViewSchedule

Parameters

• msg = Message object which triggers this handler.

Returned Value

• None

Notes

• View the schedule window for this vehicle from the train.
• This method is setup by Init() as a handler method for a message of type "MapObject","View-Schedule".
• Such a message indicates that the schedule of the vehicle or train is to be displayed for the user.
• This method calls through to Train.UpdateScheduleWindow().

[edit] NotifyTrainChanged

Parameters

• prevTrain = The train to which this Vehicle was previously attached.
• nextTrain = The train to which this Vehicle is now attached.

Returned Value

• None

Notes

• In TS12 and greater only.
• Override this function as required, but don't forget to call the inherited version in case it does something in the future.
• Attempting to manipulate the makeup or positioning of any Train from within this function is illegal behavior. If you need to do that, trigger a delayed action using a message or a thread.

[edit] Code Examples

[edit] Related Methods

Train.GetVehicles()
World.GetVehicleList()

[edit] Categories