Bukkit

@andrewvpo Yes! I used this command. Did the problem come from this syntax?

@w208142002

Okay, that problem I get as well. But the signs themselves work, it's just the launching thats super slow.

I ENCOUNTER a problen with the "blocker" sign after 1.68 update too.... I used the "blocker" sign to "block" a train,but when I turn off the "blocker" sign's power,the train moves sloooooooowly ,like get stuck by something,though it backs to normal after few seconds...

@Anonymous777

I have a large railway network that uses quite a few blockers, all working correctly on 1.68.

Hey, after the v1.68 Update works the "blocker"-signs in all directions of the rails... can you please fix it ?

This is a great plugin. But I am still having a hard time figuring out how trigger signs work.

@jmcgee611

Line 4 only sets the destination of the train if line 3 is the currently set destination on the train or cart going over it. For example, if you test "stop1" as the destination on the train/cart, it gets there, and that destinations line 4 says "stop2", it will set the train/carts destination to stop2. But if a train/cart with "stop3" as it's destination passes over, it won't set it, because it's not meant for that train/destination. Thats probably why you're having that problem, I tried doing that myself when I first started with the plugin and got similar results.

Also, if that -still- doesn't work, do a /train reroute just to make sure and force a reroute of the trains route.

@Daikenkaiking

I've tried it by setting the destination with a / command, I've tried it by setting it with the destination signs (line 4 is supposed to set the next destination in the train's route) I haven't tried the property sign, though. I'll try that next.

@jmcgee611

Did you set the destination on the train that you want it to go to? You have to have set the destination sign down somewhere on the line, and also set the destination you want to travel to on the train you're in.

[train] property destination <yourdestination> Unless you're using a command. But from what you're saying, from what I've seen, thats from not having a destination set on the train, or having a wrong/invalid destination set.

@AkiraShirou

It's very possible I haven't set up the destination signs correctly, though they look like they should work with my set up

For instance: [train] destination homepoint1 endpoint1

[train] destination endpoint1 homepoint2

With this, the train should find it's path through from where I have it set at the first home, to the first end, then to the second home. Unfortunately, it just goes to where the tracks are already laid out, no switching with the switcher signs.

Hey there, I've been working on a large system based on this plugin on a server, and it would be really useful to be able to charge people to use it!

Aside from that, great work on the plugin! The trains are pretty smooth, few bugs every now and again, but could be worse.

Also, when will you update the wiki, as I'm having some trouble figuring out the announcer signs?

Thanks in advance.

@jmcgee611

are you sure that you have set the destination for that train before it reached the switcher? the switcher only changes the rail so that the train will reach its destination.... or have you not set up the destination signs correctly?

Is it possible to get a tutorial video for each of the signs? I've been trying to understand the supposed destination path finding. But my switcher rails never actually change to route the train to the destination.

Unfortunately since neither the wiki page, nor any youtube video I found gave any details on the cart's path finding abilities. Even a basic tutorial would be helpful.

Thanks much