First of all sorry for hijacking your thread in English. I can ready German well enough and even speak it a bit, but writing is a challenge at this time of night...
I can share my experiences with the new triggers up to now. First a screenshot of a section in the “Street” section of the menu.
“New Request” is an new option. With it you can enter like the “behaviour” of a trigger. When clicking it a new white line is added. When you click on that line the dialog as shown comes up. In this dialog we define the behaviour of the trigger. The behaviour of a trigger is either a pause or a jump.
When we use the trigger as a pause the ‘Jump’ box is not selected. In that case the cycle time stops at the red marker. If we use it as a jump the ‘Jump’ box is selected and a time is entered. This is the time the jump will go to.
The last value “… if no trigger” is quite important. If the checkbox is not checked and the trigger becomes activated then the pause or jump is used. If the checkbox is checked and the trigger becomes activated then the pause of jump is skipped.
In the example above you can see I created a trigger that starts at 9 seconds and jumps back to 0 seconds if the trigger is not active. So when the trigger is activated it will go up to 9 seconds, see the jump but ignore it and then continue all the way to the end, so including the green phase for the tram.
Now how to connect it.
You can add a trigger like the one you use for switches. In the trigger option you can now also find a setting to trigger a ‘request’ in a traffic light system.
So when this trigger is activated by a tram set up correctly for sensors it will activate the request in the traffic light system.
Next to that we want to see we activated the request. For that we can connect the “A” traffic light to the request. Select it in the world and then on the left, click on streets, select the right system and click “Add Request Objs”. Then choose the request you want to attach it to.
Apart from automatic triggers you can also use a manual trigger. For that there is a “RequestTriggerBox” object. You can add that in the same way as the “A” traffic light. When you click the button on it the request will also be started.
Janine, feel free to "borrow" this explanation for the lexicon if you think it is good enough