Script editing

Hi every one,

is there any SDK for Script editing (Especially on performance of buses) in English? (In fact, I don't know Deutsch)
Thanks a lot

GeraldBus schrieb:

Hi every one,

is there any SDK for Script editing (Especially on performance of buses) in English? (In fact, I don't know Deutsch)
Thanks a lot

No sorry. Theres even no "official" SDK in German The "in-official" german SDK is only about crossings, repaints and buildings.

Emil schrieb:

GeraldBus schrieb:

Hi every one,

is there any SDK for Script editing (Especially on performance of buses) in English? (In fact, I don't know Deutsch)
Thanks a lot

No sorry. Theres even no "official" SDK in German The "in-official" german SDK is only about crossings, repaints and buildings.

Actually, I'm now studying the OSC files, but all of the variable are in Deutsch
I hope Aerosoft can release a SDK (both English & Deutsch)

M&R will release one, but first they want to get their university degrees.
But I don't know if they will translate it into English... though it might be they said something like that.

Janniboy schrieb:

M&R will release one, but first they want to get their university degrees.
But I don't know if they will translate it into English... though it might be they said something like that.

It's not necessary to translate all the variable into English, they may juz release and guideline / create an editor (sth. like that)
Problem solved!

GeraldBus schrieb:

Emil schrieb:

GeraldBus schrieb:

Hi every one,

is there any SDK for Script editing (Especially on performance of buses) in English? (In fact, I don't know Deutsch)
Thanks a lot

No sorry. Theres even no "official" SDK in German The "in-official" german SDK is only about crossings, repaints and buildings.

Actually, I'm now studying the OSC files, but all of the variable are in Deutsch
I hope Aerosoft can release a SDK (both English & Deutsch)

They did mentioned in one of the other threads that the SDK will be in both languages.

Hello.
What do the symbols at the end line of the script, such as these: " ! & & & & " and " & & & & | | ".
Thank you for your help.

nik57 schrieb:

Hello.
What do the symbols at the end line of the script, such as these: " ! & & & & " and " & & & & | | ".
Thank you for your help.

It means there are more conditions. For instance this line:

(L.L.cockpit_gangR_toggle) (L.L.cockpit_gang2_toggle) ! (L.L.cockpit_gang3_toggle) ! && &&
[taken from cockpit.osc]

means "if cockpit_gangR_toggle AND NOT cockpit_gang2_toggle AND NOT cockpit_gang3_toggle" (meaning cockpit_gangR_toggle must be present, while the other two can't). This line:

(L.L.cockpit_hupe) ! (L.L.elec_busbar_main) &&

means "if not cockpit_hupe AND elec_busbar_main" (meaning not cockpit_hupe but elec_busbar_main, and both conditions must be fulfilled).

EirikhO schrieb:

nik57 schrieb:

Hello.
What do the symbols at the end line of the script, such as these: " ! & & & & " and " & & & & | | ".
Thank you for your help.

It means there are more conditions. For instance this line:

(L.L.cockpit_gangR_toggle) (L.L.cockpit_gang2_toggle) ! (L.L.cockpit_gang3_toggle) ! && &&
[taken from cockpit.osc]

means "if cockpit_gangR_toggle AND NOT cockpit_gang2_toggle AND NOT cockpit_gang3_toggle" (meaning cockpit_gangR_toggle must be present, while the other two can't). This line:

(L.L.cockpit_hupe) ! (L.L.elec_busbar_main) &&

means "if not cockpit_hupe AND elec_busbar_main" (meaning not cockpit_hupe but elec_busbar_main, and both conditions must be fulfilled).

Thank you very much, EirikhO. I understand that it is logical operations:
! = Not
& & = and
| | = ?, What does this mean?

I'm just trying to understand the script and the SDK for the scripts do not and do not know when it is.
Sincerely, Nikolay.

nik57 schrieb:

EirikhO schrieb:

nik57 schrieb:

Hello.
What do the symbols at the end line of the script, such as these: " ! & & & & " and " & & & & | | ".
Thank you for your help.

It means there are more conditions. For instance this line:

(L.L.cockpit_gangR_toggle) (L.L.cockpit_gang2_toggle) ! (L.L.cockpit_gang3_toggle) ! && &&
[taken from cockpit.osc]

means "if cockpit_gangR_toggle AND NOT cockpit_gang2_toggle AND NOT cockpit_gang3_toggle" (meaning cockpit_gangR_toggle must be present, while the other two can't). This line:

(L.L.cockpit_hupe) ! (L.L.elec_busbar_main) &&

means "if not cockpit_hupe AND elec_busbar_main" (meaning not cockpit_hupe but elec_busbar_main, and both conditions must be fulfilled).

Thank you very much, EirikhO. I understand that it is logical operations:
! = Not
& & = and
| | = ?, What does this mean?

I'm just trying to understand the script and the SDK for the scripts do not and do not know when it is.
Sincerely, Nikolay.

"||" means "or". Most of these operators are same use as AS, JS, PHP, C/C++/C# etc
So if you know programming in above languages, you can easily to know how OMSI's one works.

hkmtrhah schrieb:

"||" means "or". Most of these operators are same use as AS, JS, PHP, C/C++/C# etc
So if you know programming in above languages, you can easily to know how OMSI's one works.

Thank you very much, hkmtrhah. Now I understand everything, but the above listed programming languages ​​I do not know, I only know Delphi (where this is not). Now I will deal with the work of script OMSI.
Sincerely, Nikolay.