Train Display – Updated v1.5.4

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Author: Will

Last revision: 30 May at 03:41 UTC (11)

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Description:

Overview

This mod provided a UI to show the current status of transport vehicles when following them.

This is an update version of Train Display Mod by Asmape.

What’s new

• Add a shortcut key to toggle the UI display (defaults to Ctrl+Shift+T)
• Add Vanilla Follow View support
• Please refer to Change Notes for more information.

Supported Vehicle Types

• Train
• Tram
• Trolleybus
• Subway
• Monorail
• Bus
• Ferry
• Blimp
• Helicopter
  These can be controlled individually in the mod settings.

Usages

• When you follow the supported vehicles mentioned above in the Vanilla Follow View / FPS Camera, this mod will show a display like the LCD in the Japanese train, to show the status about the vehicle.
• Use Ctrl+Shift+T by default to toggle the display.
• Use Left Alt by default to toggle mouse, to drag the UI etc.
• If a station name ends with a suffix defined in "Station suffixes to remove", that suffix will be removed from the display.
  e.g., if you name a station "xxx Station", the word "Station" will be removed.
  However, names like "xxx Railway Station" will not be removed, because "Railway Station" is listed in the Whitelist.
• In the header, long station names will be displayed on a scrolling marquee. When "Shrink station text when it is long" is enabled, long station names in the line display will also be shortened.
• Duplicate station names are now supported. (Unlike the original mod, you are free to give all stations the exact same name!)
• If a station has not yet been given a name (e.g., bus stops by default), the mod will automatically generate a reasonably unique name based on its location to make them easier to distinguish. The mod also calls TLM to obtain names automatically generated by that mod. Users of other PT management mods need not worry — as long as a name has been set manually, the mod should be able to read it correctly. (This paragraph also applies to the info panel of FPS Camera.)
• The game does not have a dedicated mechanism to recognize outbound/return lines. In other words, all lines in the game are essentially loop lines by nature.
  To identify outbound/return lines, this mod uses the following method: if a PT vehicle stops at a station, and the same station (based on physical position) appears both immediately before and after it on the route, that station is considered a terminal station.
  If no "terminal station" exists on a route, the line is treated as a loop line. In that case, the destination is updated approximately every three stations.
  – Note: "Same station" is determined by position distance, not by name (using names would be unreliable and error‑prone). This may occasionally lead to misidentification. When it does, the mod will show a warning screen.
• Consider submitting your issues or suggestions on the Issues[github.com] page.
• 中文简介

TTS station announcement

• This feature is Windows only. We are eagerly seeking help to add and test support on other platforms! If you are interested, please feel free to open a pull request.
• Voice packs: The mod automatically uses the voice packs available in your system. To install them (Windows 10/11), enter these in the "Run" dialog:
  ms-settings:regionlanguage
• Announcement format: Hover the cursor over the Announcement format settings to see all available formats.

• algernon – AlgernonCommons
• Asmape – Original mod author
• chabiytb0792 – Korean translator
• dmnktoe – German translator
• LegoProfessor – German translator
• mrkepoid – Indonesian translator
• philipakrueger – German translator
• PhoenixHKm – Traditional Chinese translator
• QUZVY – Korean translator
• skokicplus – Polish translator

[github.com]

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  Check here for how to share them.
  So that we can see what is actually going on for you, then we can fix your issues.
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