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Once I get Locotool working, I'll mod the 747 and A380. I'm not sure why you want me to make the A380 carry 600 passengers... the "real" A380 is will carry 555 according to airlines.netPaasky wrote:I think that the maximum amount of cargo is 250 in a vehicle. So you need to make the A380 carry 250+250+100 passengers. And propably make an A380F which transports Freight.
*Downloads Concorde*
Not quite sure what this is... In the A380 .xml file, cargotype can only be found twice in the entire file. In fact, the word capacity can only be found once. Do you want me to insert this somewhere? I got the new version of locotool and am still having the same problem.Olli wrote: <cargo num="0" capacity="250">
<cargotype id="12">0</cargotype>
</cargo>
<cargo num="2" capacity="250">
<cargotype id="12">0</cargotype>
</cargo>
<cargo num="3" capacity="250">
<cargotype id="12">0</cargotype>
</cargo>
Ok... I think I see what you're saying, but how do I make the A380 capacity 510? (that's as close as it well get to the "realistic" 550 according to you)DarkMatter wrote:Two things:
First, cargo capacity *is* limited to 8 bits. Therefore, 255 is the max.
Second, the 'cargo number' is only 1 bit. Consequently, 2 numbers (zero and one) are the limit.
Therefore, the max capacity for *any* vehicle in Loco is 510 (255 times 2).
Eh - Isn't 8-bits 256 (0~255)?DarkMatter wrote:Two things:
First, cargo capacity *is* limited to 8 bits. Therefore, 255 is the max.
Second, the 'cargo number' is only 1 bit. Consequently, 2 numbers (zero and one) are the limit.
Therefore, the max capacity for *any* vehicle in Loco is 510 (255 times 2).
Hack: True that 2^8 = 256, but that has to include 0, so it counts from 0 to 255 because that is a total of 256 numbers. The computer uses a base two mathematical system while we use a base ten mathematical system. If you want more information on this, ask your math teacher or go on google because I can't explain it that well.Hack wrote:Eh - Isn't 8-bits 256 (0~255)?DarkMatter wrote:Two things:
First, cargo capacity *is* limited to 8 bits. Therefore, 255 is the max.
Second, the 'cargo number' is only 1 bit. Consequently, 2 numbers (zero and one) are the limit.
Therefore, the max capacity for *any* vehicle in Loco is 510 (255 times 2).
What I should have done is think about what was meant and not what was said before opening my mouth (in that of capacity, and not whether 8-bits = 256...).Hack: True that 2^8 = 256, but that has to include 0, so it counts from 0 to 255 because that is a total of 256 numbers.
That's fine with me, I guess if you're already working on the others, there's no point in me doing the same. I only have one question, how, exactly, do you make the capacity of the airbus more than 255?Downmaster wrote:Hey folks,
I am right now working on the stats, you can expect them this friday (or so)!
Niklas
I know what they said, what they didn't say was how to do it and I still don't know how... could you tell me what I have to change or insert in the .xml file?Downmaster wrote:Just like somebody said before, add 255 passengers, then add some again as a new cargo...
Nick
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<object class="0x97" subclass="0x118280" name="A380 "><chunk compression="1">
<cargo num="0" capacity="255">
<cargotype id="12">0</cargotype>
</cargo>
<cargo num="1" capacity="255">
<cargotype id="12">0</cargotype>
</cargo>
<variable name="class" size="1">2</variable>
<unknown name="field_3" size="1">4</unknown>
<unknown name="field_4" size="1">1</unknown>
<variable name="nummods" size="1">0</variable>
<variable name="costind" size="1">8</variable>
<variable name="costfact" size="2">467</variable>
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<cargo num="0" capacity="255">
<cargotype id="12">0</cargotype>
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