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Setting the shift end time allows you to precisely determine until what time timetables will be generated through your scenery. This provides more efficient use of railway line capacity than the "Ending soon" status, which completely disabled the scenery for passing trains. Specify the shift end time by selecting it below. Remember that you can freely extend this time, but you cannot shorten it or delete already generated timetables!
To add a passage through the scenery, select an existing route from the list. The list includes routes supporting the specified train type (e.g., freight). You can change the order of items in the list using drag & drop. To remove an added item, double-click it.
To create a manual timetable for the route set above, select the operating point from which the train will begin its journey. This option allows the run to start at any manned operating point, provided that it supports train origination for the given train type (indicated in brackets after the operating point name).
Use this option if you want the timetable to terminate at a selected operating point in the destination scenery. Keep in mind that the operating point must accept the given train type (indicated in brackets after its name) – otherwise, the timetable will not be routed correctly.
The number will be automatically updated in the driver's timetable. If the driver does not appear with the given number on the list, wait a moment for the simulator data to refresh and reopen the update window. If you sent the timetable to the wrong number, remember to resume the timetable after updating the number. Otherwise, the driver will not be able to leave your scenery.
The category will be automatically updated in the driver's timetable. The category can only be changed to another one consistent with the train number (see: New categories - helper)!Note - changing the category resets all issued freight information!
All information about the specified train will be deleted, and resuming the timetable will not be possible.
Use this option if you want to restore the driver's timetable data, e.g., after losing internet connection or changing the train number while creating the timetable.
The station name will be used when generating timetables. You can obtain the unique number by running the /number command in-game.
Define all components in the new scenery. These include:
Specify all possible routes through the scenery by assembling them from the above elements.
>Remember to include runs in both directions and the time required for shunting operations (e.g., changing direction).
To add a new element, click on the button, then select the element from the list.
To remove an element from the route, double-click on it. You can change the order of elements within the route using drag & drop.
Every speed limit affects the train travel time.
If there are speed restrictions on the lines within your scenery - add them to the table below.
Saved limits are taken into account during timetable generation, allocating time for braking and passing through the restricted section.
Page appearance settings
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Dark mode |
Settings for sounds played by the page
| Notification | Volume [%] | Play |
|---|---|---|
| Private message sound (between dispatchers): | ||
| Private message sound (from driver): | ||
| Play private sounds from drivers: | ||
| Selective call sound: | ||
| Block signaling bell sound: | ||
| Derailment message sound: | ||
| Play notification sounds for approaching end of shift: | ||
Settings for main SWDR chat messages and popup notifications
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Bold driver calls with station and operating point names in your sceneries: | |
| Show notifications for private messages from dispatchers | |
| Show notifications for private system messages | |
| Show notifications for messages from drivers |
Settings for managing info on dispatcher and train online lists
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Sorting train list | |
| Sorting dispatcher list |
Settings for info within the timetables tab
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Sorting timetables | |
| Sorting signal boxes during manual TT creation | |
| Sorting routes during manual TT creation |
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Automatic release of the EAP line block whenever available |
Settings relating to the chat window with messages from other players
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Automatically scroll chat to the newest messages | |
| Translate messages from selected foreign languages? (Click on the flag to disable or enable translators for a given language) | |
Are you sure you want to log out of SWDR4?
Remember that leaving an operating point with active timetables violates simulator rules.
If you absolutely must leave your post, you can hand it over to another player. If they launch a scenery with the same number, they can continue working on your prepared timetables.
You have an unsaved manual timetable draft. Would you like to restore it?
| Arrival | Departure | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Planned: | |||
| Actual: | |||
| Delay: |
Notice!
Removing the timetable deletes all info about this train. Use this only in emergencies (e.g., if the driver quits and doesn't return for a long time) or if the timetable contains errors.
If the train has reached the end station - do not delete the timetable like this!
Enter arrival times at the terminal station to mark the timetable as completed!
All information about the indicated train will be deleted, and resuming the timetable will not be possible.
Considering category updates in SWDR4, here is a handy cheat sheet explaining their purpose and scope.
Due to the system's current form, passenger categories divide into four groups:
These function identically to their earlier counterparts "Osobowy", "Pospieszny", "Express", and "Służbowy".
Additionally, passenger categories must meet these requirements:
In the case of freight categories, we consider the cargo and its destination:
Additionally, freight categories must meet these requirements:
Due to simulator rolling stock conditions, light loco categories are restricted to specific locomotives:
Additionally, light locomotive categories must meet these requirements:
Additionally, other categories must meet these requirements:
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| Scenery | Hash | Dispatcher | Language | Trains | Status |
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| Number | Driver | Language | Scenery | Online? | Signal | Route | Speed | Distance |
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The scenery entries editor allows you to add new sceneries to the SWDR system.
If you are the author of a scenery, fill in its entries in the SWDR system, which will allow timetables to be generated through your scenery.
Every new scenery requires administrator approval, just like any modification made to an existing entry!
You can interrupt editing an entry at any time by saving your changes locally - the scenery draft will be stored in your browser's memory.
Once you consider the scenery entry complete - save it to the SWDR server - it will then be submitted to the administrator for approval.
The hash editor allows updating scenery and panel hashes.
Every hash modification requires administrator approval!
Here you can review pending hash changes. You can reject or approve them!