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No, it's not possible. Use the USSet's solution:Wile E. Coyote wrote:Question for coders: is it possible to tenders under the same ID to have different weights or I need few IDs?
I was under the impression that vehicles added with the articulated engine callback had 0 weight (ie, the entire articulated set weighs the same as the first vehicle only)?DaleStan wrote:No, it's not possible. Use the USSet's solution:Wile E. Coyote wrote:Question for coders: is it possible to tenders under the same ID to have different weights or I need few IDs?
Pick a weight for the tender (I think they chose 50 tonnes) and then adjust the engine weight as required to get the right total weight for engine+tender.
That's true, they are zero. IIRC, Josef tried to fix it (when he was developing that feature) but found that making everything apart from the initial engine/wagon zero was the easiest thing to do.PikkaBird wrote:I was under the impression that vehicles added with the articulated engine callback had 0 weight (ie, the entire articulated set weighs the same as the first vehicle only)?DaleStan wrote:No, it's not possible. Use the USSet's solution:Wile E. Coyote wrote:Question for coders: is it possible to tenders under the same ID to have different weights or I need few IDs?
Pick a weight for the tender (I think they chose 50 tonnes) and then adjust the engine weight as required to get the right total weight for engine+tender.
Yes - you'll have to set the weight and cargo capacity for the front wagon to what you wanted the entire set of wagons to be. Weight can be over 255 tons if you want it to be but I think you have to use the refit capacity callback to get over 255 capacity.PikkaBird wrote:Actually, I've found this a problem... I was wanting to make a fixed container wagon rake for my set, but only the weight of the first wagon in the rake (and its cargo) is added to the train.
You can't easily. Just ignoring it is probably the best - the depot list has 2 pixels less spacing than the rest of the game for some reason, IIRC.Wile E. Coyote wrote:1. Vehicles in train list are overlapping (in game everything is OK). How to fix it?
If property 15 is set correctly then there shouldn't be a problem like that.Wile E. Coyote wrote:2. Hopper for copper ore in tropical climate shows as cargo in purchase list rubber (altough rubber is not assigned with it), but works normal. How to fix that? Is it necesserry to add one more ID?
I set (as DaleStan suggested) tender on 50 tones (tenders are round this weight) and engines on additional weight to be real weight engine+tender. I hope that's not involving too much in game reality.Oracle wrote:The US Set did originally use a fixed tender weight of 100 tonnes but I only realised the incorrect weights just before v0.85 was released. You simply have to set the front vehicle to the correct weight.
I don't know for which cargo to set it. There are hoppers for coal, iron ore and copper ore (Faccs and Tadds). I set them for coal and in purchase list in tropic climate they show rubber (altough they are working good, for copper ore).Oracle wrote:If property 15 is set correctly then there shouldn't be a problem like that.
Unfortunately, it still loads cargo onto every wagon in the rake, although only the weight of the first is added to the train weight. I tried setting the load amount to 99 units (for three wagons), and - although it only added 99 units worth to the weight, and although the vehicle's info panel just showed 99 loaded for the whole unit - it was loading 99 units per wagon... I could judge this from how much the cargo waiting at the station dropped, and the fact that it was making 3 times as much money per run as a "normal" train.Oracle wrote:Yes - you'll have to set the weight and cargo capacity for the front wagon to what you wanted the entire set of wagons to be. Weight can be over 255 tons if you want it to be but I think you have to use the refit capacity callback to get over 255 capacity.
but there is production of fruit, copper, food etc (I even plan to load fruit hoppers with apples and plums - most produced fruit in Serbia - but I didn't drew them good. If somebody help?). That is one more problem I forgot to ask (maybe I'm asking stupid question about something known but I just don't know anything about it): 
Any closer informations about manufacturer (name of fabric)? Of course, you can provide power in kW, it's easy to calculate it in HP, simply multiply it with 1,341.
This is how Lakie coded it. It's emu 680 drawn by Purno (also available in separate GRF), and I didn't changed it when include it in this set, only name and introduction date.lifeblood wrote:The FIAT ETR is really underpowered! It is too slow for a high speed train.
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