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(svn r23425) -Document [FS#4815]: why vehicles might be continuously changing speed up and down
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@ -338,3 +338,23 @@ Train does not crash with itself [FS#4635]:
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it does not add anything to gameplay.
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Nevertheless trains shall not crash in normal operation, so making
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a train not crash with itself is the best solution for everyone.
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Vehicles not keeping their "maximum" speed [FS#4815]:
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Vehicles that have not enough power to reach and maintain their
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advertised maximum speed might be constantly jumping between two
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speeds. This is due to the fact that speed and its calculations
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are done with integral numbers instead of floating point numbers.
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As a result of this a vehicle will never reach its equilibrium
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between the drag/friction and propulsion. So in effect it will be
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in a vicious circle of speeding up and slowing down due to being
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just at the other side of the equilibrium.
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Not speeding up when near the equilibrium will cause the vehicle
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to never come in the neighbourhood of the equilibrium and not
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slowing down when near the equilibrium will cause the vehicle
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to never slow down towards the equilibrium once it has come down
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a hill.
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It is possible to calculate whether the equilibrium will be
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passed, but then all acceleration calculations need to be done
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twice.
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