A consist added to the warehouse gets a name there. The crew type stays through
loading a consist. The vehicle base window replaces the texture base. The depot
follows consists changed on the scenarios page, also with the warehouse tab
left open.
The old starter looked a vehicle up by folder, skin and model. The folder was
left out here, and 39 skin names recur across folders - "red" is a Clio, an
Audi and a crane - so a vehicle could get another folder's livery.
The ET42-026 dresses both halves in 112E-026 and the scenery tells them apart
by the model. Textures were keyed by the skin alone, so the B half became a
second A: not part of the set, and listed on its own. A shared skin now gets
the model in its id, vehicles are looked up by skin and model, and the
vehicle cache is rebuilt for the new ids.
Randomising flipped only the card's flag, so a multi-car unit was exported
with its cars in reverse order but each still facing forward - coupled back
to front. A swap copied the flag without turning the new cars. Both now turn
flag, cars and order together, as Flip does, and a locked unit as one.
The crew was copied to the card but not to the new cars, which are what is
shown and exported, so a swapped locomotive came out unstaffed. Swapping now
moves the crew over and otherwise staffs the vehicle as adding would.
The number editor was pinned to the unit's first car, so every vehicle in a
multiple unit shared one number. Removing a vehicle only moved the highlight,
leaving the starting vehicle and the panels on the deleted one. Drops the tab
strip around the single configuration panel and shortens the consist row when
the thumbnails are small.
VehicleDatabase becomes VehicleCatalog, Physics becomes VehiclePhysics, and the
textures.txt and .fiz parsers move to Infrastructure. GameLibrary replaces the
GameData singleton.
Removes every // and /// comment from the 28 .cs files, -1331 lines.
Done with a lexer rather than a regex: the sources carry plenty of // inside
string literals (@"//\$decor\b", the //$o trainset directives, sb.Append("// "),
"https://wiki.eu07.pl/") and those must survive. It tracks regular, verbatim and
interpolated strings, interpolation holes and char literals. Every file was
checked by comparing the sequence of string-literal characters before and after
the strip; all 28 match. BOMs preserved, blank-line runs collapsed to one.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HamVNWE9mwmz1vs2iEpNQq
The vehicle database panel loses its header bar and packs the search box and
the archival filter into one line, the class combo takes a full-width line of
its own with a miniature (big in the drop-down, one line when closed) and the
bulk / texture-base actions move into the Add button's drop-down. The mini
preview sits beside the texture data and stays hidden until an entry is
picked, so the list keeps the space.
Picking a class or a vehicle now fills both combos in, and a class alone is a
valid filter (it used to leave the list empty without a category). The combos
and the list are rebuilt on the next dispatcher pass, since clearing Items
from inside the SelectionChanged that asked for it throws.
Vehicle removal becomes a per-card tool next to flip / crew, the scenery and
vehicle names move into their panel headers, and the texture randomizer
dialog sizes to its content instead of clipping its last button.
Start no longer hides behind Ctrl: a consist with no crew and no passenger
says so on the button and asks for confirmation before launching.
#9 category minis in the class list; #10 coupler after the last car; #11 drag and drop from the browser and consist reorder; #12 fix forced headdriver (occupancy); #13 hide archival vehicles; #14 randomise order; #15 randomise orientation; #16 pick starting vehicle; #18 collapse multi-unit sets; texture randomiser and stock database.
