Quickstart Guide
Don't want to read the whole manual? Here are the steps you need to get ModuOps up and functioning. You still should read the manual though ;-)
Here's the order you'll want to follow to get going.
- In the
Filemenu selectNew Layout... - Name your layout file as you wish and select a location where you will be able to find the layout file
- Navigate to the
Equipment Registerscreen and create a few pieces of equipment - Navigate to the Modules/Towns screen
- Click
Newover the Modules/Towns list to create a Module/Town for your sourcing yard. - Name the Module/Town to represent you yard and click
Done - Click the
Drop Zonestab and clickNewto create a Drop Zone for the yard. Name the drop zone to as you would your yard, assign a length that is the total storage capacity of all tracks in the yard and selectYard/Interchange/Stagingcheckbox to indicate this drop zone is a yard. ClickDone - Click "New" over the Modules/Towns list to create a Module/Town. Name it for a module/town on your layout. Click
Done - Click the Consignee tab and
Newto create a Consignee – Enter the name in the Consignee field and clickDone - Click the Drop Zones tab and
Newto create a Drop Zones - Enter the Name and length of track associated with a Consignee where cars are set out - Click the Consignee tab and double click the consignee you created.
- Click
New Requestto add a new equipment request the consignee will make. - Select the drop zone and an equipment type for the request and click
Done. - Click
Doneagain to return to the Modules/Towns screen - Click Trains and
Newto create a train. Give the train a symbol, select your yard for the departure and terminate points. Leave the length at the default and clickDone. - Double click the train to navigate to the Route screen
- In the Modules/Towns list click once on the module/town you created and click the right arrow button in the center of the screen to add the module/town to the train's route.
- Click Trainlist in the sidebar menu. Select the train you created and click the
Generate a Trainlistbutton. - Take the Trainlist to your layout and get to work ;-)