mtr:getting_started
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| - There is a text input at the bottom. Enter a time, such as `17:00:00`. Now your train will spawn every day at 5 pm in your time zone. | - There is a text input at the bottom. Enter a time, such as `17:00:00`. Now your train will spawn every day at 5 pm in your time zone. | ||
| - If you'd like more trains, enter more times. | - If you'd like more trains, enter more times. | ||
| - | - You can automate this process by multiplying the times. If you'd like your trains to run at a specific frequency all day, enter `00: | + | - You can automate this process by multiplying the times. If you'd like your trains to run at a specific frequency all day, enter `00:00:00+[1440 divided by desired time in minutes]*[desired time in hh:mm:ss format] For example, if you enter '' |
| * If you enter '' | * If you enter '' | ||
| * If you enter '' | * If you enter '' | ||
| - | * If you enter '' | + | * If you enter '' |
| * If you enter '' | * If you enter '' | ||
| - If you'd like to search for a specific time, use the search bar on the top right. | - If you'd like to search for a specific time, use the search bar on the top right. | ||
mtr/getting_started.txt · Last modified: 2026/04/16 06:43 by nickohlass