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Placeholders

On Advanced Displays with static text you can use various placeholders to display all kinds of data. Placeholders are always enclosed in %, e.g. %time%.

Note

n is the index of the entry, starting with 0. 0 = the first entry (e.g. the next train), 4 = the 5th entry (e.g. the 5th next train) and so on.

Generic placeholders

These placeholders always work.

  • time - the current in-game time of day
  • day - the current in-game day

On-board placeholders

These placeholders only work on assembled trains. For some of them, the train must also be in service.

  • via - a comma separated list of all stopovers
  • line - the train name or, if defined, the line name
  • carriages - the amount of carriages this train has
  • origin. where the train started its journey OR

    destination. where the train will end its journey OR

    next. the next stop, includes the destination OR

    stopN. the following stops, where N=0 is the next stop, excludes the destination,

    followed by:

    • station_name - the arrival station
    • platform - the arrival platform number
    • arrival - arrival time in in-game hh:mm format
    • departure - departure time in in-game hh:mm format
    • arrival_eta - arrival time as an eta
    • departure_eta - departure time as an eta

Station placeholders

These placeholders only work on displays in the world. For some of them, the train must also be in service.

  • trainN., followed by:
    • station_name - the arrival station
    • platform - the arrival platform number
    • arrival - arrival time in in-game hh:mm format
    • departure - departure time in in-game hh:mm format
    • arrival_eta - arrival time as an eta
    • departure_eta - departure time as an eta
    • via - a comma separated list of all stopovers
    • line - the train name or, if defined, the line name
    • origin - where the train started its journey
    • destination - where the train will end its journey
    • carriages - the amount of carriages a train has
    • stopN - the following stops, where N=0 is the next stop