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cybersyn/locale/en/base.cfg
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[mod-setting-name]
cybersyn-ticks-per-second=Dispatcher ticks per second
cybersyn-ticks-per-second=Dispatcher updates per second
cybersyn-request-threshold=Default requester threshold
cybersyn-provide-threshold=Default provider threshold
cybersyn-network-flag=Default network flags
[mod-setting-description]
cybersyn-ticks-per-second=How many times per second to check all stations for possible deliveries. This value will be rounded up to a divisor of 60.
cybersyn-request-threshold=When a requester threshold signal is not recieved by a station it will default to this value.
cybersyn-provide-threshold=When a provider threshold signal is not recieved by a station it will default to this value.
cybersyn-network-flag=Choose the default set of networks a station will service when no network signal is provided. This integer is interpretted bit-wise to give 32 possible networks to choose from.
cybersyn-ticks-per-second=How many times per second the dispather should check for new deliveries. Deliveries are made one at a time per update. This value will be rounded up to a divisor of 60.
cybersyn-request-threshold=The default request threshold when a request threshold signal is not given to a station. Huge values will prevent stations from taking requests from the network unless an explicit threshold is set.
cybersyn-provide-threshold=The default provide threshold when a provide threshold signal is not given to a station. Huge values will prevent stations from providing to the network unless an explicit threshold is set.
cybersyn-network-flag=The default set of networks a station will service when no network signal is given to a station. This integer is interpretted bit-wise to give 32 possible network flags to choose from.
[item-name]
cybersyn-combinator=Cybernetic combinator
[item-description]
cybersyn-combinator=Cybernetic combinator
cybersyn-combinator=Place next to a train stop to add it to the cybersyn network. Adjacent stations can now request or provide items or fluids by train. Has 4 different operation modes.
[entity-name]
cybersyn-combinator=Cybernetic combinator
cybersyn-combinator-output=NA
[entity-description]
cybersyn-combinator=Cybersyn depot
cybersyn-combinator=Place next to a train stop to add it to the cybersyn network. Has 4 different operation modes.
cybersyn-combinator-output=NA
[technology-name]
cybersyn-train-network=Cybernetic train network
[technology-description]
cybersyn-train-network=Cybernetic train network
cybersyn-train-network=Train station controllers capable of coordinating the inputs and outputs of an entire economy.
[virtual-signal-name]
cybersyn-priority=Station priority
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nonempty-train=A train has parked in a depot while still containing items; it cannot be dispatched until it is empty
[cybersyn-gui]
operation=Combinator type
network=Network
comb1=Primary controller
comb2=Secondary station control
depot=Depot
wagon-manifest=Wagon
combinator-title=Cybernetic combinator
auto-description=Station automatically decides which trains in the network it can service
operation=Mode
comb1=Primary station control
comb2=Optional station control
depot=Depot control
wagon-manifest=Wagon control
network=Network
auto-description=Station automatically decides which trains in the network it can service (all trains are allowed by default)