FLR Platform Layout Code

The FLR Platform Layout Code is a system created by FLR Corporation to describe platform layouts in train stations. This code was designed for NewRail, but it hopes to be implemented across more railway companies.

Guide

Naming lines

• Use uppercase to name lines. This prevents it from being confused with tokens.
• Examples: R1 3X IC0100 JOELINER

Train & Track tokens

• <line>l<line> - two trains sit on the same track (eg: R1lR1A)
• <line>/<line> - two services are in the same train (eg: R2A/R2C)
• <line>-<direction> - train goes towards a specific direction (eg: R1-e VICREG-FORESNE)

Platform tokens

• <line>o - Side platform on opposite sides of double track, both directions (eg: R1o)
• <line>d - Side platform on both sides of track, one direction (eg: R1d)
• <line>, - Side platform on different levels, both directions (eg: R1,)
• <line>k - Two platforms on same side of track, both directions (eg: R1k)
• <line>i - Island platform, both directions (eg: R1i)
  • <line>j - Island platform, both directions, wall in middle (eg: R1j)
  • <line>x<line> - X-shaped Cross-platform interchange, single direction for each line, island platform (eg: R1-nxR3-n)
  • <line>u<line> - U-shaped Cross-platform interchange, single direction for each line, island platform (eg: R1-nxR3-s)
  • <line>ux<line> - Cross-platform interchange, for when one of the lines is a terminus which uses the same train for departure & arrival (eg: R1uxR3-n)
  • <line>w<line> - Cross-platform interchange, for when two of the lines is a terminus which uses the same train for departure & arrival, and both lines depart in the same direction (eg: R1wR3)
  • <line>bx<line> or <line>bu<line> - Cross-platform interchange, both directions for each line, same level, island platform (eg: R1bxR3
  • <line>b,x<line> or <line>b,u<line> - Cross-platform interchange, both directions for each line, different levels, island platform (eg: R1b,xR3)
  • t - Triple Cross-platform interchange (eg: R5bt,xRW2bt,xR7) (Must be used more than once in a single code)
  • k - Interchange is linear and not opposite (eg: R1bkxR3)
  • Note: X and U shaped CPIs depend on which direction the train departs
• (space) - Separation between two sets of platform (how do I explain this?) (eg: R1i R2i)
• ; - Denotes a different level (eg: R1i;R2i)

Examples

• NewRail FLR Southbank station - R1bxR2;W1bxW2
• NewRail FLR Yukon station - R4-s R4-nuW4-s W4-nuW1-e W1-w;R1o
• FLR Nansei-Gunto Owomachi station - N1bxN2;N3i
• RaiLinQ Wazamawazi Queen Maxima station - ST3300wIC0100 ST1100uxST2000;(ST1700d)kx(ST4000wST4300)
• RaiLinQ Cornerstone station - ST5800i
• RaiLinQ Swale station - ST4500
• IntraRail Siletz Salvador station - IR6uxIR29-ATOS IR34i IR29-ZTZuxIR32; IR49wIR50 MCR5bxIR40 IR3;FREDuxBLU3-DBCO BLU3Xi BLU3-TFORESTuxNSC3
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