py-raildriver
Python interface to Train Simulator 2016. The aim of this project is to ease communication with raildriver.dll provided with Train Simulator.
py-raildriver’s only external dependency is six which should make this project compatible with both Python 2 and 3.
Installation
pip install py-raildriver
Documentation
See raildriver.RailDriver docstrings.
Usage example
Start your Railworks.exe, get running, pause and try this in your Python console.
>>> import raildriver
>>> rd = raildriver.RailDriver()
>>> rd.set_rail_driver_connected(True) # start data exchange
>>> assert 'SpeedometerMPH' in dict(rd.get_controller_list()).values(), 'SpeedometerMPH is not available on this loco'
>>> rd.get_current_controller_value('SpeedometerMPH')
50.004728991072624922
Bugs & Contributing
Please use Github to report bugs and feature requests: http://github.com/centralniak/py-raildriver
Code contributions are of course more than welcome. Please remember about unit tests or your code might not be accepted. You can run the test suite with::
python setup.py test
- author:
Piotr Kilczuk
- date:
2015/11/14
1 maintainer
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