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1.7.5 Fixed Trains no longer reset to Manual mode after rejoining a world or restarting the server — this setting now actually saves. Since it was never saving before, you'll need to set each train to Automatic one more time after updating. After that, it sticks. Fixed the mode button sometimes showing the wrong state when opening the control screen.

1.7.4 Added A few language improvements.

1.7.3 Changed The mode text now reads Mixed when the pantographs don't all share the same setting, instead of showing whichever value the train switch was last clicked to. The train switch still wins: with the mod set to Manual everything is vanilla, so it reports Manual rather than Mixed. Direction only counts pantographs actually set to Automatic, since the reverse flag does nothing on a Manual one.

1.7.2 Removed The automatic block outlines added in 1.7.0. They did not work correctly in game. Changed The two train-level controls are now one. Previously "Direction Mode" and "Control all" sat side by side, both reading Automatic/Manual, and could disagree with each other. The single "All pantographs" switch arms the mod for the train and sets every pantograph; individual pantographs can still be overridden underneath. Title now reads "Pantographs: Automatic/Manual". The diagram keeps the larger block size introduced in 1.7.0.

1.7.1 Changed Automatic and Manual are now one consistent pair of states everywhere in the mod — in the control screen, in tooltips and in the schedule instruction. Added Automatic now means it. A pantograph under Automatic control can no longer be raised or lowered by hand; the mod owns its state. Previously the player and the direction gate fought over it. Only applies when the train and that pantograph are both Automatic. A blocked click explains why, rather than silently doing nothing. Manual is untouched: vanilla behaviour, hand control included.

1.7.0 Added Every block drew its real shape in the diagram, derived from its model, rather than a plain square. Changed Diagram block size doubled so thin blocks are actually visible. Remaining abbreviations replaced: ON/OFF → Enabled/Disabled, Unsaved → Unsaved changes.

1.6.2 Fixed The schedule instruction applied its settings on the server but never told clients, so in game it appeared to do nothing at all. Saving a pantograph config now takes effect immediately instead of waiting for the train to move.

1.6.1 Fixed Trains stopped progressing past a pantograph instruction. A non-destination instruction has to advance the schedule itself; this one didn't, so the train sat on that entry forever. Nonsense text in the schedule editor: a stray second row, and untranslated raw keys. Proper translations added. Button collision with Create: Realism — both mods placed a button in the same spot on the station screen. With Realism installed, this mod's button now moves to the left of Create's own buttons.

1.6.0 Added Pantograph schedule instruction. A new entry in Create's schedule editor that reconfigures the train's pantographs when it reaches that point — for example disabling them on a stretch of route with no catenary. Sets mode, direction, and optionally the whole-train control. Settings persist until something changes them again. Works whether or not a train is attached while editing. Bypasses the settings lock, since whoever wrote the schedule already had access. Changed Abbreviations replaced with full words: Automatic, Manual, Reversed, Default.

1.5.3 Fixed Pantographs lay down after rejoining and had to be lifted by hand before their settings applied. The raised state was never written to the data clients rebuild from, so it reverted to whatever it was when the train was assembled. (A Pantographs & Wires bug, fixed without modifying that mod.) After updating, lift the pantographs once more — existing saves have the old state baked in. It sticks from then on. Added Multiplayer / Server support arrived and now works just fine.

1.5.2 Fixed Settings still didn't survive a rejoin. They were being saved correctly, but clients rebuild pantographs from a second copy of the data that wasn't being updated — so the server had the right values and every client showed the old ones.

1.5.1 Added Settings lock. Lock a train so nobody else can open its Pantograph Control. The tooltip shows what it does and the current state; locked-out players get an explanation naming the lock owner. Operators can unlock, so a player leaving the server can't strand a train permanently. One editor at a time. While a player has the screen open, others can't open it for the same train. Sessions free themselves if the editing player disconnects. Fixed Buttons stayed visible on top of the unsaved-changes prompt, making a mess.

1.5.0 Fixed Settings were lost on world rejoin or server restart, dropping the pantographs. Added Back button next to Save, returning to the station screen. ESC now closes both this screen and the station screen. Either exit warns first if there are unsaved changes, and says which it's about to do.

1.4.0 Added The diagram is now oriented the way the train is parked at the station. Train Utilities doors are drawn as their own outlines, so they stay visible inside the hull, with open and closed distinguished. Fixed Only one carriage of a multi-carriage train was drawn; the rest silently collapsed to stubs. Carriages that still can't be resolved are now sized from their real length instead of a fixed stub. Trains whose carriages were assembled in different directions are handled correctly.

1.3.2 Fixed The two end carriages faced inward at each other instead of outward. Carriages were spaced far too far apart, from padding that wasn't really there.

1.3.1 Removed The layered diagram added in 1.3.0. Create Railways Navigator display shapes stay.

1.3.0 Added Create Railways Navigator display blocks draw their real shapes — a slab looks like a slab. Depth layering, so a block behind a slope was still drawn.

1.2.2 Fixed The whole diagram was drawn the opposite way round to the real train.

1.2.1 Fixed Slopes and stairs were drawn facing the wrong way.

1.2.0 Added Copycat shapes. Copycats contribute their real shape to the carriage outline — slopes, slabs, boards, bytes, layers — instead of every one being a solid square. They merge into the hull rather than getting a border of their own. Glass on copycats is detected from the material the copycat is wearing, so a glass-clad carriage side reads as windows.

1.1.0 Added Glass and windows are outlined in the carriage diagram. Connected glass forms a single outline; separate windows are outlined separately. Covers vanilla glass, Create's framed glass and windows, Steam 'n' Rails windows, Train Utilities glass and panes. Fixed Overlapping text in the bottom row of the control screen.

1.0.0 First working release. Added Direction-aware pantographs. Pantographs raise only when facing the train's direction of travel. Pantograph Control screen, opened from the station screen, with a side-view diagram of the train and every pantograph marked in place. Per-pantograph Automatic/Manual and Default/Reversed overrides, plus bulk controls. Per-train master toggle and an explicit Save.

Theese are development phases, have a lot of bugs, and its mostly out there for fun. Not recommended for actual gameplay. (0.0.1 - 0.0.4)

Theese are development phases, have a lot of bugs, and its mostly out there for fun. Not recommended for actual gameplay. (0.0.1 - 0.0.4)

Theese are development phases, have a lot of bugs, and its mostly out there for fun. Not recommended for actual gameplay. (0.0.1 - 0.0.4)

Theese are development phases, have a lot of bugs, and its mostly out there for fun. Not recommended for actual gameplay. (0.0.1 - 0.0.4)