Create Configured

Additional configuration options & improvements for Create & addons.

• ⏱️ Increase Max ETA Time - Increase the estimated time of arrival displayed for Trains from 10 > 60 minutes.

• 🚂💥 Train collisions - Disable collisions between trains. Massively improves performance on modded servers.

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Train motion profiles

Configurable Top Speed & Acceleration for individual trains which can be changed within a Stations GUI.

• ⛽ Fuel consumption - The rate of fuel consumption doubles if a train is given a higher Top Speed / Acceleration. Consumption halves if given a slower Acceleration.

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Train disassembly lock

You can now prevent other players or groups from disassembling a train.

• 🔧 Unique to each train - A disassembly lock is unique to each train and can be set whilst a train is at a station

• 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 OPAC support - Supports Open Parties & Claims. Includes a lock setting which only allows members of the same party to disassemble your train.

• ⚠️ Staff bypasss option - Staff members with /op and groups with permission node create_configured.bypass_train_disassembly can bypass any lock.

• 🛡️ SnR & CC:Tweaked integration - Provides computers and deployers holding a wrench with the context required to disassemble a train safely, respecting the disassembly lock.

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Q&A

⚠️ CC:Tweaked (Computercraft) Disassembly Warning

Create Configured version 1.2.2+ has support for CC:Tweaked. Only Create version 6.0.10+ will work as there is a bug that causes a crash on disassembly on older versions.

Config File

The config file is located in /config/create-configured-server.toml

# Whether to enable collisions between trains. Improves server performance. (Ignored in Singleplayer)
trainCollisions = false

# Allows players to lock train disassembly for individual trains. (Ignored in Singleplayer)
lockTrainDisassembly = true

# Increases max ETA time shown for Scheduled Trains on Display Boards from 10 mins to 60 mins
increaseMaxETATime = true

# Train Motion Tweaks
[train_motion_tweaks]

  # Should regular Players be allowed to change a Trains max speed. (Ignored in Singleplayer)
  canPlayerChangeMaxSpeed = false

  # Should regular Players be allowed to change a Trains acceleration. (Ignored in Singleplayer)
  canPlayerChangeAcceleration = true
	
  # Top speed multiplier for fast Trains.
  #  Default: 1.75
  #  Range: 1.0 ~ 3.4028234663852886E38
  fastTopSpeedMultiplier = 1.75
	
  # Acceleration multiplier for slow Trains.
  #  Default: 0.5
  #  Range: 0.0 ~ 1.0
  slowAccelerationMultiplier = 0.5
	
  # Acceleration multiplier for fast Trains.
  #  Default: 1.25
  #  Range: 1.0 ~ 3.4028234663852886E38
  fastAccelerationMultiplier = 1.25

License

This project is licensed under MIT.

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