And we are live!
ALL ABOARD THE D-RAIL!
Create automated train networks, guided busways and any transport you can imagine using the D-Rail scripts.
Scripting expertise not required – suitable for builders who can confidently tinker with a premade script. You’ll need to change items such as channel numbers and train information in the scripts, plus list notecards where used.
Includes all of the template scripts, plus working examples taken from the large scale testing at the Hulwiz railyard, so please do visit and see it all in action:
hop://grid.kitely.com:8002/Hulwiz/594/476/41
Scripts to control:
- Automated train and bus movement
- Automatic doors
- Steam / smoke / spark effects
- Signalling
- Stations and halts
- Level crossings that detect road traffic
- Lifts/ elevators
- Automatic route/ destination indicators
- “Next train” indicators at stations
- Reset/start train, unjam signals and show/hide signal buttons for control panels
** First generation buyers get free support and updates, until at least March 2025 while I refine the instructions and scripts based on how people actually use it **
- Vector calculators for circle and stadium shapes
- Wishlist, custom junction requests
- Support and advice
Licencing levels – please ensure you buy the correct version.
Personal – mody/copy versions of everything, for those who just want to make train sets and transit for their own regions
Engineer – full perms versions of the scripts for if you intend to design and install transit systems for other people’s regions in any OpenSim context, with your client having Personal perms
Commercial – the above plus engineering use in Second Life, and selling ready-made systems/ kits under your own brand using mod/copy versions of the scripts in your own vehicles and infrastructure.
(Please note that the automated displays and indicators only work in OS.)
The actual movement part of the train script has its origins in Dora Gustafson’s point tracker.
Everything else and all other scripts are original, developed with the help of my glamorous assistant, “Conductor Code”.