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Time Distance Diagrams → New Timetable/Train |
By using the toolbar button New Timetable/Train in the diagram editor
or the menu item Time Distance Diagram → New → Timetable/Train a
new timetable is generated.
If you selected the button or the menu item an input dialog for a timetable appears
(see Figure 13). Within this dialog you can define a new timetable.
Figure 13
The text input field Choose a name for the train connection: you can use to
specify a name for the train connection.
The color selection box
Choose a color for the timetable: of the dialog you can use to choose a
color for the timetable. The selected color is used for painting the timetable curve.
With the aid of the selection lists
Choose the start station of the train: and
Choose the start time of the train: you define the start breakpoint
of the new timetable. You have to select a start station and a start time.
By using the button Ok in the dialog you can close the dialog and
a new timetable with the current settings will be displayed in the diagram editor (compare Figure 13
and Figure 14).
Via the button Cancel in the dialog you close the dialog and discard
the current settings. No new timetable is generated.
Figure 14
In the next subsection you can learn how to add a breakpoint to the current timetable. You will also see how to move and delete an existing breakpoint.
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