CoasterSigns

Depends on: TrainCarts BKCommonLib

Additional Signs:

Note: All trains must be deleted and respawnt after each restart. All unspecified values will be replaced by a default value.

CoasteSign: This sign functions as StationSign for coasters. restraint open/close animation name: open/close

How to use: [train] coaster coastername (x,y,z) (exitdirection),(passes) (speed),(distance/acceleration) (enableslowdown enter),(enable slowdown dispatch)

[Anything in parentheses is a variable value.]

• coastername: Name of the coaster
• x,y,z: Coordinates of the gate trigger block (Redstone_Block)
• exitdirection: Direction the train exits (e.g. north, south, east, west)
• passes: Number of passes (1, 2, 3, …)
• speed: Target speed of the train
• distance / acceleration: ㅤ- distance: Distance over which acceleration is applied ㅤ- acceleration: Acceleration in m/s^2 , g or m
• disable slowdown enter: ㅤ- 1 = Disable slowdown when entering ㅤ- 0 = Slowdown allowed
• enable slowdown dispatch: ㅤ- 1 = Enable slowdown during dispatch ㅤ- 0 = No slowdown during dispatch

BlockSign:

This sign controls each individual block for a specific block

How to use: ㅤㅤㅤ[train] coastername,index ㅤㅤ(speed) [Anything in parentheses is a variable value.]

Variables:

• coastername: Name of the coaster / train
• index: Block index (this increases with each block in the opposite direction of travel so that means that the train will travel form [Block3 -> Block2 -> Block1 -> Station])
• speed: Target speed of the train (TrainCarts value, depending on configuration)
• distance: Distance over which the speed change is applied (meters)
• acceleration [m/s^2,g or m]: Acceleration in meters per second squared

EnablePhysiks: This sign functions as StationSign for coasters

How to use:

1. [train]
2. enablephysiks
3. (friction),(gravity)

[Anything in parentheses is a variable value.]

• friction: Sets the friction applied to the train (TrainCarts Value 0.3 ~ normal friction)
• gravity: Enables or adjusts gravity for the train (TrainCarts Value 1.5 ~ 9.81m/s^2)

Brake: This sign applies a braking force to the train.

How to use:

1. [train]
2. brake
3. (distance),(speed) [Anything in parentheses is a variable value.]

• distance: Distance over which the train should brake in meters
• speed: Target speed after braking in km/h

HoldAndLaunch: This sign holds the train in place for a certain time and then launches it.

How to use:

1. [train]
2. holdandlaunch
3. (time)
4. (speed),(distance | acceleration[m/s² | g]) [Anything in parentheses is a variable value.]

• time: Time in seconds the train is held before launching
• speed: Launch speed
• distance: Launch distance in meters (m)
• acceleration: Launch acceleration -- Can be specified in meters per second squared (m/s²) -- Or in gravitational force (g) You can choose either distance or acceleration for the second variable. The way you decide that depends on the specific unit.

FreeFall: This sign puts the train into a free-fall state.

How to use:

1. [train]
2. freefall
3. (time)
4. (gravity),(friction) [Anything in parentheses is a variable value.]

• time: Duration of the free fall
• gravity: Gravity applied during free fall (TrainCarts Value 1.5 ~ 9.81m/s^2)
• friction: Friction applied during free fall (TrainCarts Value 0.3 ~ normal friction)