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Considering the old Trolley-Bus with the list of multiple destinations, I'm afraid the only ways to deal with that is currently to put either the bus on the exception list or put "dontModify=true" onto each label for the intermediate stops on this board.
I currently have no way to deal with this time of destination board the the mod script.
However, I will at least think about to come up with something like a "dontSplit" option. This would prevent the NEXT_STOP labels from being split into number and destination, but would still allow to use the automatics for the LINE_DESTINATION functionallity of CAPI2. Thanks for the idea.
At the top of the mdl file:
local destLabel = "NEXT_STOP"
if (commonapi ~= nil and commonapi.supports and commonapi.supports("LINE_DESTINATION")) then
destLabel = "LINE_DESTINATION"
end
At the respective label:
type = destLabel,
dontModify = true,
First of all, about the bus with duplicated number label:
The mod script tries to identify first if two adjacent labels (one for the number, one for the destination) already exist before it decides to split the destination label in two parts (it works this way i.e. on the side of the vanilla eCitaro).
However, it has some difficulties to identify adjacent number labels, when the label orientation (values 1 to 12 in the transf) has significant differences or when the two labels are associated to different mesh nodes (childId). It will also not detect adjacent labels when the label origins have a distance of more than twice the width of the destination label.
So you currently have the following options (next comment):
Some vehichles use both "LINE_NAME" and "NEXT_STOP" at the same time. This mod basically turns any "LINE_NAME" label into a line number label that is put into the line name in the brackets (i.e. "10"), and "NEXT_STOP", which is either pre-defined by mod or set manually by the user via CAPI2 into destination AND line number. The thing is - some vehicles sometimes use both these labels on one surface, due to some shenanigans with how vanilla destination boards work, which essentially duplicates line numbers on the board (reference video if it's not clear what I mean)
It would be nice to have an function like "dontModify" to prevent the line number from being put on "NEXT_STOP" label or any other by that matter.
The two line feature is currently only available for the Mercedes Citaro C2 and another Mercedes Bus that came with a two line display on the basic model.
The top row shows the first whole word in front of the brackets in the line name in the top line.
The bottom line shows the line destination (first stop or what you put into the destination field when CommonAPI2 is active).
If your line name has no whole word in front of the brackets, the first line will be empty.
Theres absolutely no problem with this, but I noticed that in some buses, shows 2 lines instead of 1, Any way to change that?
Look at the fourth picture on this mod display, you can see that the top says Metrobus, while in the bottom it says something different.
How do I do that?
Yes, now I understand. It is possible if you use the CommonAPI2 mod additionally, as this adds a free text field for each stop in the line manager that is shown on the vehicle. Note that you have to keep it up to date manually anytime the game gets an update. Information and download link can be found here: https://www.transportfever.net/thread/13025-commonapi2-neue-versionen-und-wichtige-informationen/?postID=426266#post426266
And what im trying to do, is for it to show Station A - Station B.
More specific, lets say my bus first station is Gava terminal, and the last one is Arizona Terminal, the bus display will show the line number and the first station on the line (Gava Terminal), but in my case I want it to display Gava - Arizona.
Hope this time its clear.
I think I still don't really get what you mean.
So let's say you have the bus line number 1 going to Marely Terminal, so what I would expect to see on the bus display is "1 Marely Terminal". For that case you would select Marely Terminal as the first stop and name your line "bus line (1)".
What do you like to have different from this example?