Closed dodougla closed 7 months ago
Sounds like a duplicate of #50. This might be visited in a future release but with the current state of the mod & game this is not something that will be implemented until we have sorted out an approach to an in-game interface not bound to the car inspector window and we are not focusing on UI design until after V2 releases
Completely understandable. I had looked at 50 but went ahead and posted another one, because I was mainly looking for something that involved the game clock time. Also, I was less concerned with waiting a certain period of time, but rather, ensuring that the train does not leave before the scheduled time which is far more important when running a timetable.
Thanks for your work, and I am looking forward to what else comes in the future.
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Sounds like a duplicate of #50 https://github.com/Erabior/RouteManager/issues/50. This might be visited in a future release but with the current state of the mod & game this is not something that will be implemented until we have sorted out an approach to an in-game interface not bound to the car inspector window and we are not focusing on UI design until after V2 releases
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This is an enhancement request: Any chance we could ever specify a game clock time to depart each station? Like if we set "17:07" for Natanhala it would not leave that station before that time. If it arrives on time or late, it would leave a soon as loading/unloading completes.
Advanced level would be being able to save and load these "schedules" as config files for any given train.
This would be helpful for a SP game where I need to maintain some sort of schedule so meets can be arranged, etc.