Action0/Vehicles/Trains - Revision history

2talltyler: Add HasCab extra flag, from OpenTTD PR #15379.

2026-04-15T13:32:04Z

Add HasCab extra flag, from OpenTTD PR #15379.

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	\|2\|\| 4\|\|{{ottdp\|13\|no}}\|\| Variants - Include this variant when primary engine has "Exclusive Preview"		\|2\|\| 4\|\|{{ottdp\|13\|no}}\|\| Variants - Include this variant when primary engine has "Exclusive Preview"
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	\|3\|\| 8\|\|{{ottdp\|13\|no}}\|\| Variants - (Attempt to) Synchronize reliability the primary engine		\|3\|\| 8\|\|{{ottdp\|13\|no}}\|\| Variants - (Attempt to) Synchronize reliability the primary engine
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			\|4\|\| 16\|\|{{ottdp\|16\|no}}\|\| Train wagon has a cab and can lead a train when backing up, without any speed restriction
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	\|}		\|}

Michi cc: Prop 34

2025-09-14T15:17:45Z

Prop 34

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	\|33\|\|W n*W\|\|{{ottdp\|15}}\|\|List of badges\|\|??		\|33\|\|W n*W\|\|{{ottdp\|15}}\|\|List of badges\|\|??
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			\|34\|\|B n*B\|\|{{ottdp\|15\|no\|ottdrev=g52e97c981c}}\|\|List of track types\|\|should be same as front
	\|}		\|}
	<references/>		<references/>
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	{{ottdp\|1.0\|no}} In OpenTTD, if a [[Action0Railtypes\|rail type]] translation table is loaded, this property is an index into the table instead.		{{ottdp\|1.0\|no}} In OpenTTD, if a [[Action0Railtypes\|rail type]] translation table is loaded, this property is an index into the table instead.

			{{ottdp\|15\|no\|ottdrev=g52e97c981c}} Overwritten by prop 34.

	== Speed (09) ==		== Speed (09) ==
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	See [[#Callbacks_.281E.2C_31.29]]		See [[#Callbacks_.281E.2C_31.29]]

			== Track type list (34) ==

			List of track types for the vehicle. Data values are indices into the [[Action0Railtypes\|rail type]] translation table.

			The vehicle will be available/run on all listed track types.

			Overwritten by prop 05.

	= Example =		= Example =

Peter1138: /* Properties */

2025-02-17T14:51:27Z

Properties

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	\|32\|\|W\|\|{{ottdp\|15\|no\|ottdrev=gd2496b6ec4}}\|\|Cargo classes required for refittability\|\|yes		\|32\|\|W\|\|{{ottdp\|15\|no\|ottdrev=gd2496b6ec4}}\|\|Cargo classes required for refittability\|\|yes
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			\|33\|\|W n*W\|\|{{ottdp\|15}}\|\|List of badges\|\|??
	\|}		\|}
	<references/>		<references/>

Michi cc: /* Cargo classes (28, 29, 32) */

2024-11-18T21:45:38Z

Cargo classes (28, 29, 32)

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	== Cargo classes (28, 29, 31) ==		== Cargo classes (28, 29, 32) ==

	To make vehicle sets more compatible with future new cargo definitions, these three properties allow vehicles to define what type of cargo they should be refittable to. A wagon will be refittable to all cargo types that match any of the classes set in prop. 28 ''and'' have all of the classes set in prop. 31, except for the ones that match any of the classes set in prop. 29. In addition, afterwards those cargo types listed in prop. 1D will be toggled. In terms of logic, it is		To make vehicle sets more compatible with future new cargo definitions, these three properties allow vehicles to define what type of cargo they should be refittable to. A wagon will be refittable to all cargo types that match any of the classes set in prop. 28 ''and'' have all of the classes set in prop. 32, except for the ones that match any of the classes set in prop. 29. In addition, afterwards those cargo types listed in prop. 1D will be toggled. In terms of logic, it is

	Refit list = (cargos from prop. 28 filtered by prop. 31 AND NOT cargos from prop. 29) XOR cargos from prop. 1D		Refit list = (cargos from prop. 28 filtered by prop. 32 AND NOT cargos from prop. 29) XOR cargos from prop. 1D

	This means, if a cargo type is in the list because it matches props 28/31 but not prop 29, having the respective bit set in prop. 1D will disable it again. Conversely, if the cargo type is not in the list, the bit in prop. 1D will add it. This way, if props. 28/29 are unset, prop. 1D will retain the original meaning, but it is still able to selectively add or remove certain cargo types even if props. 28/29 are used.		This means, if a cargo type is in the list because it matches props 28/31 but not prop 29, having the respective bit set in prop. 1D will disable it again. Conversely, if the cargo type is not in the list, the bit in prop. 1D will add it. This way, if props. 28/29 are unset, prop. 1D will retain the original meaning, but it is still able to selectively add or remove certain cargo types even if props. 28/29 are used.

Michi cc: PR #13090

2024-11-18T21:44:43Z

PR #13090

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	\|31\|\|B\|\|{{ottdp\|14\|no\|ottdrev=g2d73076056}}\|\|Additional callback flags bit mask, see below\|\|yes		\|31\|\|B\|\|{{ottdp\|14\|no\|ottdrev=g2d73076056}}\|\|Additional callback flags bit mask, see below\|\|yes
			\|-
			\|32\|\|W\|\|{{ottdp\|15\|no\|ottdrev=gd2496b6ec4}}\|\|Cargo classes required for refittability\|\|yes
	\|}		\|}
	<references/>		<references/>
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	\|8\|\|100\|\|161\|\|{{ottd\|14\|ottdrev=gf5394ed2ef}}Engine name		\|8\|\|100\|\|161\|\|{{ottd\|14\|ottdrev=gf5394ed2ef}}Engine name
			\|-
			\|9\|\|200\|\|163\|\|{{ottdp\|15\|no\|ottdrev=gd2496b6ec4}}Custom refit
	\|}		\|}

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	== Cargo classes (28, 29) ==		== Cargo classes (28, 29, 31) ==

	To make vehicle sets more compatible with future new cargo definitions, these ~~two~~ properties allow vehicles to define what type of cargo they should be refittable to. A wagon will be refittable to all cargo types that match any of the classes set in prop. 28 except for the ones that match any of the classes set in prop. 29. In addition, afterwards those cargo types listed in prop. 1D will be toggled. In terms of logic, it is		To make vehicle sets more compatible with future new cargo definitions, these three properties allow vehicles to define what type of cargo they should be refittable to. A wagon will be refittable to all cargo types that match any of the classes set in prop. 28 ''and'' have all of the classes set in prop. 31, except for the ones that match any of the classes set in prop. 29. In addition, afterwards those cargo types listed in prop. 1D will be toggled. In terms of logic, it is

	Refit list = (cargos from prop. 28 AND NOT cargos from prop. 29) XOR cargos from prop. 1D		Refit list = (cargos from prop. 28 filtered by prop. 31 AND NOT cargos from prop. 29) XOR cargos from prop. 1D

	This means, if a cargo type is in the list because it matches ~~prop.~~ 28 but not prop 29, having the respective bit set in prop. 1D will disable it again. Conversely, if the cargo type is not in the list, the bit in prop. 1D will add it. This way, if props. 28/29 are unset, prop. 1D will retain the original meaning, but it is still able to selectively add or remove certain cargo types even if props. 28/29 are used.		This means, if a cargo type is in the list because it matches props 28/31 but not prop 29, having the respective bit set in prop. 1D will disable it again. Conversely, if the cargo type is not in the list, the bit in prop. 1D will add it. This way, if props. 28/29 are unset, prop. 1D will retain the original meaning, but it is still able to selectively add or remove certain cargo types even if props. 28/29 are used.

	As a consequence, you have both full control over the cargo types that you know of (using prop. 1D), and those you don't know of yet (using props. 28/29). Leave the bits for cargos that you don't know of unset in prop. 1D, and set/clear the bits for known cargos to add/remove them from the list as appropriate.		As a consequence, you have both full control over the cargo types that you know of (using prop. 1D), and those you don't know of yet (using props. 28/29). Leave the bits for cargos that you don't know of unset in prop. 1D, and set/clear the bits for known cargos to add/remove them from the list as appropriate.
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	Take a look at [[Action0Cargos#Cargo classes 16\|Action0 for cargos]] for the classes defined so far.		Take a look at [[Action0Cargos#Cargo classes 16\|Action0 for cargos]] for the classes defined so far.

	Note that cargo types may belong to several classes. This is the reason for making ~~two~~ properties, an additive and a subtractive one, because this way a vehicle can be specified to be refittable to, for example, all express cargo that does not require refrigeration (i.e., from the default cargos, no food).		Note that cargo types may belong to several classes. This is the reason for making three properties, an additive, a filter, and a subtractive one, because this way a vehicle can be specified to be refittable to, for example, all express cargo that does not require refrigeration (i.e., from the default cargos, no food).
	For the cargo types added in this way, the vehicle will probably have no specific graphics (in [[Action3\|action 3]]) to show the cargo load.  In this case, the default will be used, which should therefore be sufficiently generic-looking if possible. However, using [[VariationalAction2/Vehicles#Vehicle cargo info 47\|vehicle variable 47]] you can at least select the graphics most appropriate for the cargo type's class.		For the cargo types added in this way, the vehicle will probably have no specific graphics (in [[Action3\|action 3]]) to show the cargo load.  In this case, the default will be used, which should therefore be sufficiently generic-looking if possible. However, using [[VariationalAction2/Vehicles#Vehicle cargo info 47\|vehicle variable 47]] you can at least select the graphics most appropriate for the cargo type's class.
	About the interaction with other properties take a look at the summary page about [[VehicleRefitting\|vehicle refitting]].		About the interaction with other properties take a look at the summary page about [[VehicleRefitting\|vehicle refitting]].

Peter1138: /* Properties */

2024-11-11T14:59:16Z

Properties

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	\|1C\|\|B\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.5}} {{grfFrom\|6}}\|\|Refit cost, using 50% of the [[BaseCosts\|purchase price cost base]]\|\|yes		\|1C\|\|B\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.5}} {{grfFrom\|6}}\|\|Refit cost, using 50% of the [[BaseCosts\|purchase price cost base]]\|\|yes
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	\|1D\|\|D\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.5}} {{grfFrom\|6}}\|\|Bit mask of cargo types available for refitting, see column 2 (bit value) in [[CargoTypes]]\|\|yes		\|1D\|\|D\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.5}} {{grfFrom\|6}}\|\|Bit mask of cargo types available for refitting, see column 2 (bit value) in [[CargoTypes]]. <b>Obsoleted by properties 2C/2D</b>\|\|yes
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	\|1E\|\|B\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.5}} {{grfFrom\|6}}\|\|Callback flags bit mask, see below\|\|yes		\|1E\|\|B\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.5}} {{grfFrom\|6}}\|\|Callback flags bit mask, see below\|\|yes

Peter1138 at 22:37, 23 September 2024

2024-09-23T22:37:22Z

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	\|15\|\|B\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.0}}\|\|Cargo type, see [[CargoTypes]]<br/>		\|15\|\|B\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.0}}\|\|Cargo type, see [[CargoTypes]]<br/>
	{{grfTill\|7}} For GRF version 7 and below: Type B 'cargo slot'<br/>		{{grfTill\|7}} For GRF version 7 and below: Type B 'cargo slot'<br/>
	{{grfFrom\|8}} For GRF version 8 and above: Type A '(translated) cargo bit'		{{grfFrom\|8}} For GRF version 8 and above: Type A '(translated) cargo bit'<br/>
	{{ottd\|15.0}} Since 15.0, a default cargo translation table corresponding to the climate is used if one is not provided.		{{ottd\|15.0}} Since 15.0, a default cargo translation table corresponding to the climate is used if one is not provided.
	\|\|yes		\|\|yes

Peter1138 at 22:37, 23 September 2024

2024-09-23T22:37:09Z

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	{{grfTill\|7}} For GRF version 7 and below: Type B 'cargo slot'<br/>		{{grfTill\|7}} For GRF version 7 and below: Type B 'cargo slot'<br/>
	{{grfFrom\|8}} For GRF version 8 and above: Type A '(translated) cargo bit'		{{grfFrom\|8}} For GRF version 8 and above: Type A '(translated) cargo bit'
			{{ottd\|15.0}} Since 15.0, a default cargo translation table corresponding to the climate is used if one is not provided.
	\|\|yes		\|\|yes
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Andythenorth: /* Extra callback flags (31) */

2023-03-19T10:15:21Z

Extra callback flags (31)

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	== Extra callback flags (31) ==		== Extra callback flags (31) ==

	See [[~~Trains~~#Callbacks_.281E.2C_31.29]]		See [[#Callbacks_.281E.2C_31.29]]

	= Example =		= Example =

Andythenorth: /* Extra callback flags (31) */

2023-03-19T10:15:04Z

Extra callback flags (31)

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	== Extra callback flags (31) ==		== Extra callback flags (31) ==

	See Trains#Callbacks_.281E.2C_31.29		See [[Trains#Callbacks_.281E.2C_31.29]]

	= Example =		= Example =

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	\|15\|\|B\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.0}}\|\|Cargo type, see [[CargoTypes]]<br/>		\|15\|\|B\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.0}}\|\|Cargo type, see [[CargoTypes]]<br/>
	{{grfTill\|7}} For GRF version 7 and below: Type B 'cargo slot'<br/>		{{grfTill\|7}} For GRF version 7 and below: Type B 'cargo slot'<br/>
	{{grfFrom\|8}} For GRF version 8 and above: Type A '(translated) cargo bit'		{{grfFrom\|8}} For GRF version 8 and above: Type A '(translated) cargo bit'<br/>
	{{ottd\|15.0}} Since 15.0, a default cargo translation table corresponding to the climate is used if one is not provided.		{{ottd\|15.0}} Since 15.0, a default cargo translation table corresponding to the climate is used if one is not provided.
	\|\|yes		\|\|yes

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	{{grfTill\|7}} For GRF version 7 and below: Type B 'cargo slot'<br/>		{{grfTill\|7}} For GRF version 7 and below: Type B 'cargo slot'<br/>
	{{grfFrom\|8}} For GRF version 8 and above: Type A '(translated) cargo bit'		{{grfFrom\|8}} For GRF version 8 and above: Type A '(translated) cargo bit'
			{{ottd\|15.0}} Since 15.0, a default cargo translation table corresponding to the climate is used if one is not provided.
	\|\|yes		\|\|yes
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