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<h2>JMRI Layout Automation</h2>
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<p>JMRI applications provide a large number of ways of automating your layout, ranging from
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simple fill-in forms to full-fledged scripting and programming capabilities. These
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include:</p>
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<a href="../signaling/index.shtml">Signaling</a>
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<dd>JMRI provides signaling logic from simple to prototypical, which can be used to drive
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your signals in many applications.</dd>
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<a href="../EntryExit.shtml">Entry Exit (NX)</a>
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NX Routing builds a dynamic valid path between two locations on a <a href=
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"../../apps/PanelPro/index.shtml#le">Layout Editor Panel</a>.
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</dd>
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<a href="../../../package/jmri/jmrit/logix/Warrant.shtml">Warrants</a>
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<dd>
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Warrants let you automatically run trains on layouts with <a href=
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"../../apps/PanelPro/index.shtml#cpe">Control Panel Editor Panels</a>.
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</dd>
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<a href="../../../package/jmri/jmrit/dispatcher/Dispatcher.shtml">Dispatcher</a>
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Dispatcher lets you dispatch and (automatically) run trains on layouts with <a href=
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"../../apps/PanelPro/index.shtml#le">Layout Editor Panels</a>.
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</dd>
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<a href="../../../html/scripthelp/DispatcherSystem/DispatcherSystem.shtml">Dispatcher System</a>
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Dispatcher System extends Dispatcher by automatically creating stations and associated dispatcher files
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allowing trains to be dispatched between the stations and scheduled with timetables.
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</dd>
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<a href="../Routes.shtml">Routes</a>
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<dd>A simple form of automation is to define Routes, which allow you to simplify the
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control of your turnouts and signals.</dd>
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<a href="../LRoutes.shtml">LRoutes</a>
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<dd>LRoutes are like Routes but offer more types of control. When an LRoute is defined, it
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automatically creates Logix statements (see below) which can be further edited to implement
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even more route controls.</dd>
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<a href="../CTC.shtml">CTC (Centralized Traffic Control)</a>
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<dd>A set of tools to help in the automation of CTC Panels.</dd>
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<a href="../Logix.shtml">Logix</a>
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<dd>Using JMRI Logix, you can specify actions to happen when various conditions occur on
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the layout.</dd>
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<a href="../logixng/LogixNG.shtml">LogixNG</a>
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<dd>The Next Generation of Logix capabilities with a modular structure for extending and
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the ability to create more complex logic without scripting.</dd>
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<a href="../scripting/index.shtml">Scripting</a>
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<dd>JMRI provides a very powerful scripting tool. Based on a real programming language, it
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gives you access to all the JMRI capabilities.</dd>
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<a href="viaJava.shtml">Writing your own code in Java</a>
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<dd>The JMRI libraries greatly simplify writing a program to make your layout do exactly
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what you want.</dd>
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