Help/Session Rules
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Rules can set basic parameters in a Session including which driver is in each Train, the weather state, control method, set up industry dependencies, what Driver Commands are available in the Driver Module and set the time and time rate. They can also be combined, so that when a particular train hits a trigger the weather may change or a sound may be played. Then there is the ability to pull HTML pages and sound files into the game. On top of that the Rules can be arranged to occur in a particular order.
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Add Rule
Click LMB on the Add Rule to add a new rule to the session. A window will open up with the set of rules to choose from. Click on any one of the rules to add it to the list of rules to be included in this session.
Edit Rule
Highlight the Rule in the list that you wish to modify and Click LMB on the “Edit” button to bring up the Rule’s Properties Window. All editable parameters are made available to configure in this window. Click on the available hyperlinks to edit the rule’s parameter. Any Rule can have its name changed by Clicking LMB on its text descriptor and typing in its new name. It is possible to have multiple rules of the same type in a session where each rule instance has its own configuration.
Delete Rule
If you want to remove a Rule from the list Click LMB on it and then Click LMB the “Delete” button. A dialogue box pops up confirming the deletion. Click LMB the “Yes” button to confirm the deletion or Click LMB the “No” button to cancel.
Rule managment
The Outdent, Indent, Promote and Demote commands are used to order the Rules in a Hierarchical and Ordered fashion. Some rules require indented child rules immediately below them. This determines what happens when the Trigger Check Rule is activated. Other rules, like use child rules below them to fulfill its purpose. The child rules can be re-ordered by using the “Promote” and “Demote” buttons to alter the order in which they are executed.
Outdent Rule
Click LMB to highlight it and then Click LMB on the “Outdent” button. This removes the Rule from dependency upon the Rule it was Indented under.
Indent Rule
Click LMB to highlight it and then Click LMB on the “Indent” button. This makes the selected Rule dependent on the next higher Outdented Rule above it. The indented Rule will not be executed unless the Rule next up in the Hierarchy is activated.
Promote Rule
Click LMB to highlight it and then Click LMB on the “Promote” button. Once the Rule has reached the top of the Rule list, it can no longer be Promoted.
Demote Rule
Click LMB to highlight it and then Click LMB on the “Promote” button. Once the Rule has reached the bottom of the Rule list, it can no longer be Demoted.
