json2ttb Automatic train service generator by Daniel Gill

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Unfortunately the links in the readme file no longer work, so there is no longer any documentation available for this great little utility.  It is retained ‘as is’ in case anyone wishes to try to work out how to use it.  It’s a pity because it has some very useful features.  However from v2.17.0 the RailOS program includes the ability to expand repeating services, so it is hoped that this feature goes some way to making up for the loss of this utility’s documentation.  Existing users who are familiar with its use are invited to prepare some documentation and send it to railwayfeedback@gmail.com – that would be very helpful – thanks.  

 

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Description

json2ttb is a ROS train service generating program for use in creating ROS timetables.  It makes several things easy that the ROS timetable editor can only do with a lot of copying, pasting and individual service editing, and is particularly useful when creating real-life timetables.

Features

What json2ttb can do. What json2ttb cannot do. (yet)
Creates timetables for ROS from user data. No current support for shuttles.
Allows for “odd” repeats of services. Does not simplify writing individual services.
Create templates of service data and use them for several services. No current support for the ROS repeats (e.g.
R;30;2;2)
Change the reference and description of single repeats.
In most cases, quicker than writing timetables in ROS.

The zip file contains the program itself together with a detailed user manual with information on installing and using the program, and contact details for Daniel if there are any questions or problems.

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