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-## Additions
-
-- Netherite Backtank
-- Netherite Diving Helmet and Boots
-- Contraption Controls
-- Elevator Pulley
-- Copycat Panels and Copycat Steps
-- Block of Andesite Alloy
-- Block of Industrial Iron
-- Large Water Wheel
-- Mechanical Roller
-- Andesite, Brass and Copper Doors
-- Andesite, Brass and Copper Bars
-- Andesite, Brass and Copper Scaffolding
-- Clipboard
-- Mangrove Windows (1.19)
-
-## Changes
-
-- Overhauled models and textures of Andesite & Brass components (Kryppers)
-- Reworked textures of colored blocks such as seats and sails (dani)
-- New filter sprites (vectorwing)
-- Valve handles can now be used to precisely turn mechanical bearings by a set angle
-- Pulley ropes are now climbable
-- Lowered hitbox of seats for improved traversability inside contraptions
-- Improved safety for players standing on vertically moving contraptions
-- Pulley contraptions will now make an effort to place remote players at y values sensible to the client
-- Fixed seated entities on rotating contraptions not rendering at the correct location
-- Deployers no longer fail to activate in chunks claimed or protected by the player that placed them
-- Fixed couplings, schematics and in-world overlays not rendering correctly at coordinates far from the origin
-- Fixed Bearings, Pistons, Pulleys and Gantries powered by a Sequenced Gearshift not moving precisely to its instructions at high speeds
-- Minecart contraptions no longer visually jump to a location when stalled
-- Mechanical bearings now snap to a rounded angle when stopped
-- Contraption storage now accepts more chests and barrels from other mods
-- Players can now open chests and barrels on assembled contraptions
-- Mechanical Pumps no longer reverse direction based on kinetic input
-- Fixed pipe connections pulling fluids with half the speed compared to a directly attached pump
-- Substantially increased speed of visual flow propagation inside pipe networks
-- Portable storage interfaces now stall for longer after an exchange has happened, and shorter otherwise
-- Single train track blocks with slopes connected on either side will angle themselves to create a smoother ascend across both 
-- Multiple pulleys can now attach to contraptions in a synchronised group
-- Display Boards now update text instantaneously at high input rpm
-- Diving helmets now always grant aqua affinity
-- Diving helmets can no longer be enchanted with aqua affinity
-- Water wheel fins are no longer directional
-- Water wheels now only have one speed level
-- Water wheels can now take the appearance of any reasonably implemented wood type
-- Added sided door control options to elevator contact and train station UI
-- Liquid can no longer spread perpendicularly on top of water wheels
-- Overhauled UX of scroll values and item filtering
-- Filtered item extraction can now be configured to pull "up to x items" per operation
-- Connected textures now use and apply the getAppearance() standard by Forge, allowing them to connect across other mods' facades, etc. (1.19)
-- Boiler status now highlights information about water flow when insufficient
-- The majority of in-world options no longer require a wrench
-- Chutes can now be encased in Industrial Iron Blocks
-- Chutes are now less prone to resetting shape when moved or rotated
-- Moved metal block variants to Building Blocks tab
-- Changed stonecutting ingredient of metal block variants from sheet to ingot
-- Base stone blocks can now be stonecut back from their cut variants
-- Fixed track placement allowing an s-bend between two sloped track pieces in specific arrangements
-- Fixed funnels losing filters when changing between types
-- New randomised textures for natural palette stone types (Kryppers)
-- Readjusted palette stone generation to use taller layers
-- World generation now places fewer stone type veins by default
-- Fixed lava fans voiding items that have smoking & smelting recipes with different outputs
-- Filter items now filter for their own item type if left empty
-- Valve handles no longer create stress config entries for each dyed variant
-- Place near initial angle mode on bearings now has a smaller interval considered 'near'
-- Players can now take items from saws via right-click
-- Item Drains now accept dropped items as input
-- Train track placement overlay now explicitly mentions the ctrl key
-- Fixed Mechanical Saws not rendering as animated when using rubidium
-- Fixed a ui element of the Station Screen rendering behind the background
-- Belts printed instantly or via cannon now retain the correct type of casing
-- Scheduled trains no longer slow down for slight ascends/descents on a straight track
-- Fixed saplings and other non-collidables sticking to chassis or super glue
-- Encased Fluid Pipes no longer z-fight on open pipe faces
-- Valve handles now turn twice as quickly
-- Bearings no longer have the angle-indicating nook on their block
-- Depot hitbox is now a simple cuboid
-- Fixed belts encased with andesite briefly showing brass textures
-- Fixed Filters and Attribute Filters not stacking with unmodified, equivalent stacks
-- Fixed Attribute Filters saving the name tag preview item in their data
-- Filters and Schedules can now be reset via crafting
-- Renamed Sails to Windmill Sails
-- Crushing gold ore now yields more experience nuggets
-- Fixed valve pipes sometimes not rotating their indicator fully
-- Horizontal, encased belts now render a support structure when solid blocks are above them
-- Added placement assist for mechanical drills, saws and deployers
-- Mechanical Belts can now be waterlogged
-- Depots and Ejectors can now be Waterlogged
-- Chutes and Funnels can now be Waterlogged
-- Fixed upright mechanical saws only able to be oriented in two directions
-- Deployers now have their filter slot on the side of the block
-- Deployers can now be rotated by wrenching them near the edge of the front face
-- Deployers now set filters on blocks only by targeting any location on a correct side
-- Fixed Schematics loaded for deployer printing not rotating block entity contents
-- Added tripwire to #movable_empty_collider
-- Renamed Stockpile Switch to Threshold Switch
-- Renamed Content Observer to Smart Observer
-- Smart observer and threshold switch can now be oriented to face blocks above or below them
-- Smart observer will now also emit redstone when the block in front of it matches its filter
-- Fixed non-vanilla signs not accepted as valid display targets
-- Brass tunnels with no distribution behaviour no longer show the mode switcher
-- Used more contrasting colours for diode and tunnel value inputs
-- Fixed crash when hose pulley cannot find reference fluid for infinite draining
-- Clipboards can now be used to transfer settings between blocks
-- Clipboards can now be used to manually write to Display Boards and Nixie Tubes
-- Clipboards can now be used as Material Checklists in the Schematicannon
-- Fixed and edited existing tooltips and ponder scenes to include behavioural changes in 0.5.1
-- New ponder scenes for Smart Observer, Threshold Switch, Elevator Pulley, Contraption Controls and Mechanical Rollers
-- Fixed ponder overlay text rendering with wonky pixels
-- Added a ponder category for recently added/changed blocks
-- Renamed Filter to List Filter
-- Deployers can now apply filters to a Redstone link with less required precision
-- Bezier track segments now render with a slight angle to reduce z-fighting
-- Fixed offset shaft rotation on encased large cogwheels
-- Fixed Smart Fluid Pipe not dropping filter when broken
-- Placards and Creative Crates will no longer hold on to special nbt content (except potion data, damage, enchants) of the contained item when imported via Schematicannon
-- Schematicannons can no longer print mobs
-- Fixed item frames not requiring an exact nbt match for printed contents
-- Players can now sneak while using exp nuggets to only consume one item at a time
-- Minecart contraption items can no longer be placed in container items like toolboxes or shulkers (configurable)
-- Implemented ComputerCraft interaction for Speed Controllers, Display Links, Speedometers, Stressometers, Sequenced Gearshifts and Train Stations (caelwarner)
-- Hand crank no longer drains hunger when using the extendo grip (Xstoudi)
-- Fixed Encased Chain Drives not reacting to block rotation and mirroring correctly
-- Open Ended Pipes now correctly handle Builder's Tea (NerdsOfAFeather)
-- Added Config entry for brass tunnel distribution cooldown (Walle123)
-- API for custom bogey & track types (Rabbitminers, techno-sam)
-- Fixed server crash caused by Gantry Contraptions assembling (Lucasmellof)
-- Fix "Lighter than air" fluids displayed incorrectly in spouts (cakeGit)
-- Added rotate and mirror methods to Fluid Pipes (xieve)
-- Chocolate & Honey fluid fog distance is now configurable (radimous)
-- Added a TrackGraph merge event (DaComputerNerd717)
-- Fixed players dismounting when trains get assembled (Equinoxxe)
-- Added GameTests (TropheusJ)
-- Added armor tags (NerdsOfAFeather)
-- Major updates now release as patch A
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-| Method                                | Description                                          |
-|---------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|
-| [`setCursorPos(x, y)`](#setCursorPos) | Sets the cursor position                             |
-| [`getCursorPos()`](#getCursorPos)     | Gets the current cursor position                     |
-| [`getSize()`](#getSize)               | Gets the display size of the connected target        |
-| [`isColor()`](#isColor)               | Whether the connected display target supports color  |
-| [`isColour()`](#isColour)             | Whether the connected display target supports colour |
-| [`write(text)`](#writetext)           | Writes text at the current cursor position           |
-| [`clearLine()`](#clearLine)           | Clears the line at the current cursor position       |
-| [`clear()`](#clear)                   | Clears the whole display                             |
-| [`update()`](#update)                 | Pushes an update to the display target               |
-
----
-### `setCursorPos(x, y)`
-Sets the cursor position. Can be outside the bounds of the connected display.
-
-**Parameters**
-- _x:_ `number` The cursor x position.
-- _y:_ `number` The cursor y position.
-
----
-### `getCursorPos()`
-Gets the current cursor position.
-
-**Returns**
-- `number` The cursor x position.
-- `number` The cursor y position.
-
----
-### `getSize()`
-Gets the size of the connected display target.
-
-**Returns**
-- `number` The width of the display.
-- `number` The height of the display.
-
----
-### `isColor()`
-Checks whether the connected display target supports color.
-
-**Returns**
-- `boolean` Whether the display supports color.
-
----
-### `isColour()`
-Checks whether the connected display target supports colour.
-
-**Returns**
-- `boolean` Whether the display supports colour.
-
----
-### `write(text)`
-Writes text at the current cursor position, moving the cursor to the end of the text.
-This only writes to an internal buffer. For the changes to show up on the display [`update()`](#update) must be used.
-If the cursor is outside the bounds of the connected display, the text will not show up on the display.
-
-This will overwrite any text currently at the cursor position.
-
-**Parameters**
-- _text:_ `string` The text to write.
-
-**See also**
-- [`update()`](#update) To push the changes to the display target.
-
----
-### `clearLine()`
-Clears the line at the current cursor position.
-
-**See also**
-- [`update()`](#update) To push the changes to the display target.
-
----
-### `clear()`
-Clears the whole display.
-
-**See also**
-- [`update()`](#update) To push the changes to the display target.
-
----
-### `update()`
-Pushes any changes to the connected display target.
-Any changes made are only made to an internal buffer.
-For them to show up on the display they must be pushed to the display using this function.
-This allows for this peripheral to be better multithreaded and for users to be able to change multiple lines at once by
-using multiple [`write(text)`](#writetext) calls and then one [`update()`](#update) call.
-
-**See also**
-- [`write(text)`](#writetext) To write text to the display target.
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-| Method                                          | Description                            |
-|-------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------|
-| [`setTargetSpeed(speed)`](#setTargetSpeedspeed) | Sets the target rotation speed         |
-| [`getTargetSpeed()`](#getTargetSpeed)           | Gets the current target rotation speed |
-
----
-### `setTargetSpeed(speed)`
-Sets the rotation speed controller's target speed.
-
-**Parameters**
-- _speed:_ `number` The target speed in RPM. Must be an integer within the range of [-256..256]. Values outside of this range will be clamped.
-
----
-### `getTargetSpeed()`
-Gets the rotation speed controller's current target speed.
-
-**Returns**
-- `number` The current target rotation speed in RPM.
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-| Method                                                 | Description                                                  |
-|--------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------|
-| [`rotate(angle, [modifier])`](#rotateangle-modifier)   | Rotates shaft by a set angle                                 |
-| [`move(distance, [modifier])`](#movedistance-modifier) | Rotates shaft to move Piston/Pulley/Gantry by a set distance |
-| [`isRunning()`](#isRunning)                            | Whether the gearshift is currently spinning                  |
-
----
-### `rotate(angle, [modifier])`
-Rotates connected components by a set angle.
-
-**Parameters**
-- _angle:_ `number` Angle to rotate the shaft by in degrees. Must be a positive integer. To do backwards rotation, set _modifier_ to a negative value.
-- _modifier?:_ `number = 1` Speed modifier which can be used to reverse rotation. Must be an integer within the range of [-2..2]. Values out of this range are ignored and the default of 1 is used.
-
----
-### `move(distance, [modifier])`
-Rotates connected components to move connected piston, pulley or gantry contractions by a set distance.
-
-**Parameters**
-- _distance:_ `number` Distance to move connected piston, pulley or gantry contraptions by. Must be a positive integer. To do backwards movement, set _modifier_ to a negative value.
-- _modifier?:_ `number = 1` Speed modifier which can be used to reverse direction. Must be an integer within the range of [-2..2]. Values out of this range are ignored and the default of 1 is used.
-
----
-### `isRunning()`
-Checks if the sequenced gearshift is currently spinning.
-
-**Returns**
-- `boolean` Whether the sequenced gearshift is currently spinning.
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-| Method                    | Description                     |
-|---------------------------|---------------------------------|
-| [`getSpeed()`](#getSpeed) | Gets the current rotation speed |
-
----
-### `getSpeed()`
-Gets the current rotation speed of the attached components.
-
-**Returns**
-- `number` The current rotation speed in RPM.
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-| Method                                      | Description                    |
-|---------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|
-| [`getStress()`](#getStress)                 | Gets the current stress level  |
-| [`getStressCapacity()`](#getStressCapacity) | Gets the total stress capacity |
-
----
-### `getStress()`
-Gets the connected network's current stress level.
-
-**Returns**
-- `number` The current stress level in SU.
-
----
-### `getStressCapacity()`
-Gets the connected network's total stress capacity.
-
-**Returns**
-- `number` The total stress capacity in SU.
diff --git a/wiki/Lua-Train-Schedule.md b/wiki/Lua-Train-Schedule.md
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-Train schedules are represented by a table in Lua. The table contains a list of entries where each entry has a single instruction and multiple conditions.
-Each instruction and condition has a `data` table that stores specific data about the instruction or condition.
-
-```lua
-schedule = {
-  cyclic = true, -- Does the schedule repeat itself after the end has been reached?
-  entries = { -- List of entries, each entry contains a single instruction and multiple conditions.
-    {
-      instruction = {
-        id = "create:destination", -- The different instructions are described below.
-        data = { -- Data that is stored about the instruction. Different for each instruction type.
-          text = "Station 1",
-        },
-      },
-      conditions = {    -- List of lists of conditions. The outer list is the "OR" list
-        {               -- and the inner lists are "AND" lists.
-          {
-            id = "create:delay", -- The different conditions are described below.
-            data = { -- Data that is stored about the condition. Different for each condition type.
-              value = 5,
-              time_unit = 1,
-            },
-          },
-          {
-            id = "create:powered",
-            data = {},
-          },
-        },
-        {
-          {
-            id = "create:time_of_day",
-            data = {
-              rotation = 0,
-              hour = 14,
-              minute = 0,
-            },
-          },
-        },
-      },
-    },
-  },
-}
-```
----
-## Instructions
-| ID                                           | Description                     |
-|----------------------------------------------|---------------------------------|
-| [`"create:destination"`](#createdestination) | Move to a certain train station |
-| [`"create:rename"`](#createrename)           | Change the schedule title       |
-| [`"create:throttle"`](#createthrottle)       | Change the train's throttle     |
-
----
-### `"create:destination"`
-Moves the train to the chosen train station. This instruction must have at least one condition.
-
-**Data**
-- _text:_ `string` The name of the station to travel to. Can include * as a wildcard.
-
----
-### `"create:rename"`
-Renames the schedule. This name shows up on display link targets. This instruction cannot have conditions.
-
-**Data**
-- _text:_ `string` The name to rename the schedule to.
-
----
-### `"create:throttle"`
-Changes the throttle of the train. This instruction cannot have conditions.
-
-**Data**
-- _value:_ `number` The throttle to set the train to. Must be an integer within the range of [5..100].
-
----
-## Conditions
-Conditions are stored in a list of lists of conditions. The inner lists contain conditions that get `AND`'ed together. They must all be met for that group to be true.
-The outer list contains the `AND`'ed groups of conditions that get `OR`'ed together. Only one of the groups needs to be true for the schedule to move onto the next instruction.
-
-| ID                                                  | Description                                         |
-|-----------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------|
-| [`"create:delay"`](#createdelay)                    | Wait for a certain delay                            |
-| [`"create:time_of_day"`](#createtimeofday)          | Wait for a specific time of day                     |
-| [`"create:fluid_threshold"`](#createfluidthreshold) | Wait for a certain amount of fluid to be on board   |
-| [`"create:item_threshold"`](#createitemthreshold)   | Wait for a certain amount of items to be on board   |
-| [`"create:redstone_link"`](#createredstonelink)     | Wait for a redstone link to be powered              |
-| [`"create:player_count"`](#createplayercount)       | Wait for a certain amount of players to be on board |
-| [`"create:idle"`](#createidle)                      | Wait for cargo loading inactivity                   |
-| [`"create:unloaded"`](#createunloaded)              | Wait for the current chunk to be unloaded           |
-| [`"create:powered"`](#createpowered)                | Wait for the station to be powered                  |
-
----
-### `"create:delay"`
-Wait for a set delay. Can be measured in ticks, seconds or minutes.
-
-**Data**
-- _value:_ `number` The amount of time to wait for.
-- _time_unit:_ `number` The unit of time. 0 for ticks, 1 for seconds and 2 for minutes.
-
----
-### `"create:time_of_day"`
-Wait for a time of day, then repeat at a specified interval.
-
-**Data**
-- _hour:_ `number` The hour of the day to wait for in a 24-hour format. Must be an integer within the range of [0..23].
-- _minute:_ `number` The minute of the hour to wait for. Must be an integer within the range of [0..59].
-- _rotation:_ `number` The interval to repeat at after the time of day has been met. Check the rotation table below for valid values. Must be an integer within the range of [0..9].
-
-**Rotation**
-
-| Rotation | Time Interval    |
-|----------|------------------|
-| 0        | Every Day        |
-| 1        | Every 12 Hours   |
-| 2        | Every 6 Hours    |
-| 3        | Every 4 Hours    |
-| 4        | Every 3 Hours    |
-| 5        | Every 2 Hours    |
-| 6        | Every Hour       |
-| 7        | Every 45 Minutes |
-| 8        | Every 30 Minutes |
-| 9        | Every 15 Minutes |
-
----
-### `"create:fluid_threshold"`
-Wait for a certain amount of a specific fluid to be loaded onto the train.
-
-**Data**
-- _bucket:_ `table` The bucket item of the fluid.
-- _threshold:_ `number` The threshold in number of buckets of fluid. Must be a positive integer.
-- _operator:_ `number` Whether the condition should wait for the train to be loaded above the threshold, below the threshold or exactly at the threshold. 0 for greater than, 1 for less than, 2 for equal to.
-- _measure:_ `number` The unit to measure the fluid in. This condition supports buckets as the only unit. Set to 0.
-
-**See also**
-- [Items](#items) How items are represented in Lua.
-
----
-### `"create:item_threshold"`
-Wait for a certain amount of a specific item to be loaded onto the train.
-
-**Data**
-- _item:_ `table` The item.
-- _threshold:_ `number` The threshold of items. Must be a positive integer.
-- _operator:_ `number` Whether the condition should wait for the train to be loaded above the threshold, below the threshold or exactly at the threshold. 0 for greater than, 1 for less than, 2 for equal to.
-- _measure:_ `number` The unit to measure the items in. 0 for items. 1 for stacks of items.
-
-**See also**
-- [Items](#items) How items are represented in Lua.
-
----
-### `"create:redstone_link"`
-Wait for a redstone link to be powered.
-
-**Data**
-- _frequency:_ `{ table... }` A list of the two items making up the redstone link frequency.
-- _inverted:_ `number` Whether the redstone link should be powered or not to meet the condition. 0 for powered. 1 for not powered.
-
-**See also**
-- [Items](#items) How items are represented in Lua.
-
----
-### `"create:player_count"`
-Wait for a certain amount of players to be seated on the train.
-
-**Data**
-- _count:_ `number` The number of players to be seated on the train. Must be a positive integer.
-- _exact:_ `number` Whether the seated player count has to be exact to meet the condition. 0 for the exact amount of players seated, 1 for a greater than or equal amount of seated players.
-
----
-### `"create:idle"`
-Wait for a period of inactivity in loading or unloading the train. Can be measured in ticks, seconds or minutes.
-
-**Data**
-- _value:_ `number` The amount of idle time to meet the condition. Must be a positive integer.
-- _time_unit:_ `number` The unit of time. 0 for ticks, 1 for seconds and 2 for minutes.
-
----
-### `"create:unloaded"`
-Wait for the chunk the train is in to be unloaded.
-
----
-### `"create:powered"`
-Wait for the station to be powered with a redstone signal.
-
----
-## Items
-In Lua, items are represented with an ID and a count.
-
-```lua
-item = {
-  id = "minecraft:stone",
-  count = 1,
-}
-```
-
-- _id:_ `string` The ID of the item.
-- _count:_ `number` The amount of items in the stack. For the purposes of working with train schedules the count should always be 1. Must be an integer.
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-| Method                                                          | Description                                        |
-|-----------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------|
-| [`assemble()`](#assemble)                                       | Assembles a new train at the station               |
-| [`disassemble()`](#disassemble)                                 | Disassembles the currently present train           |
-| [`setAssemblyMode(assemblyMode)`](#setAssemblyModeassemblyMode) | Sets the station's assembly mode                   |
-| [`isInAssemblyMode()`](#isInAssemblyMode)                       | Whether the station is in assembly mode            |
-| [`getStationName()`](#getStationName)                           | Gets the station's current name                    |
-| [`setStationName(name)`](#setStationNamename)                   | Sets the station's name                            |
-| [`isTrainPresent()`](#isTrainPresent)                           | Whether a train is present at the station          |
-| [`isTrainImminent()`](#isTrainImminent)                         | Whether a train is imminent to the station         |
-| [`isTrainEnroute()`](#isTrainEnroute)                           | Whether a train is enroute to the station          |
-| [`getTrainName()`](#getTrainName)                               | Gets the currently present train's name            |
-| [`setTrainName(name)`](#setTrainNamename)                       | Sets the currently present train's name            |
-| [`hasSchedule()`](#hasSchedule)                                 | Whether the currently present train has a schedule |
-| [`getSchedule()`](#getSchedule)                                 | Gets the currently present train's schedule        |
-| [`setSchedule(schedule)`](#setScheduleschedule)                 | Sets the currently present train's schedule        |
-
----
-### `assemble()`
-Assembles a new train at the station. The station must be in assembly mode prior to calling this function.
-This function also causes the station to exit assembly mode after the train is done assembing.
-
-**Throws**
-- If the station is not in assembly mode.
-- If the station is not connected to a track.
-- If the train failed to assemble.
-- If the station failed to exit assembly mode.
-
-**See also**
-- [`setAssemblyMode(assemblyMode)`](#setAssemblyModeassemblyMode) To set the assembly mode of the station.
-
----
-### `disassemble()`
-Disassembles the station's currently present train. The station must not be in assembly mode.
-
-**Throws**
-- If the station is in assembly mode.
-- If the station is not connected to a track.
-- If there is currently no train present at the station.
-- If the train failed to disassemble.
-
-**See also**
-- [`setAssemblyMode(assemblyMode)`](#setAssemblyModeassemblyMode) To set the assembly mode of the station.
-
----
-### `setAssemblyMode(assemblyMode)`
-Sets the station's assembly mode.
-
-**Parameters**
-- _assemblyMode:_ `boolean` Whether the station should be in assembly mode.
-
-**Throws**
-- If the station fails to enter or exit assembly mode.
-- If the station is not connected to a track.
-
----
-### `isInAssemblyMode()`
-Checks whether the station is in assembly mode.
-
-**Returns**
-- `boolean` Whether the station is in assembly mode.
-
----
-### `getStationName()`
-Gets the station's current name.
-
-**Returns**
-- `string` The station's current name.
-
-**Throws**
-- If the station is not connected to a track.
-
----
-### `setStationName(name)`
-Sets the station's name.
-
-**Parameters**
-- _name:_ `string` What to set the station's name to.
-
-**Throws**
-- If the station name fails to be set.
-- If the station is not connected to a track.
-
----
-### `isTrainPresent()`
-Checks whether a train is currently present at the station.
-
-**Returns**
-- `boolean` Whether a train is present at the station.
-
-**Throws**
-- If the station is not connected to a track.
-
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-### `isTrainImminent()`
-Checks whether a train is imminently arriving at the station.
-Imminent is defined as being within 30 blocks of the station.
-This will not be true if the train has arrived and stopped at the station.
-
-**Returns**
-- `boolean` Whether a train is imminent to the station.
-
-**Throws**
-- If the station is not connected to a track.
-
-**See also**
-- [`isTrainPresent()`](#isTrainPresent) To check if a train is present at the station.
-
----
-### `isTrainEnroute()`
-Checks whether a train is enroute and navigating to the station.
-
-**Returns**
-- `boolean` Whether a train is enroute to the station.
-
-**Throws**
-- If the station is not connected to a track.
-
----
-### `getTrainName()`
-Gets the currently present train's name.
-
-**Returns**
-- `string` The currently present train's name.
-
-**Throws**
-- If the station is not connected to a track.
-- If there is currently no train present at the station.
-
----
-### `setTrainName(name)`
-Sets the currently present train's name.
-
-**Parameters**
-- _name:_ `string` What to set the currently present train's name to.
-
-**Throws**
-- If the station is not connected to a track.
-- If there is currently no train present at the station.
-
----
-### `hasSchedule()`
-Checks whether the currently present train has a schedule.
-
-**Returns**
-- `boolean` Whether the currently present train has a schedule.
-
-**Throws**
-- If the station is not connected to a track.
-- If there is currently no train present at the station.
-
----
-### `getSchedule()`
-Gets the currently present train's schedule.
-
-**Returns**
-- `table` The train's schedule
-
-**Throws**
-- If the station is not connected to a track.
-- If there is currently no train present at the station.
-- If the present train doesn't have a schedule.
-
-**See also**
-- [Lua Train Schedules](#Lua-Train-Schedules) How train schedules are represented in Lua.
-
----
-### `setSchedule(schedule)`
-Sets the currently present train's schedule. This will overwrite the currently set schedule.
-
-**Parameters**
-- _schedule:_ `table` The schedule to set the present train to.
-
-**Throws**
-- If the station is not connected to a track.
-- If there is currently no train present at the station.
-
-**See also**
-- [Lua Train Schedules](#Lua-Train-Schedules) How train schedules are represented in Lua.
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