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Follow-up to #32. It fixes both limitations listed in that PR, plus unloaded trains, which #32 also missed. Docs: TF-Minecraft/Docs#62.

Problem

  1. Joins could turn trains round. Trains face the +s direction of their spline, and cars are placed at lower s. Two lays reverse a spline:

    • closeLoop from the track's start.
    • connect when joining from a start or to an end.

    A train on a reversed track kept its spot, but the loco turned 180° and its cars jumped to the other side. The consist test shows the first car moving from z=50 to z=70.

  2. Digs could drop a turnout under a train. The remover only checked the dug spline. A dig also drops a junction's turnout when the frog ends up on a piece shorter than trackMinLayDistance.

  3. Unloaded trains missed every fix. fix: keep trains in place when track under them is rebuilt #32 only retracks loaded vehicles. A train parked in an unloaded chunk kept its saved (spline, s), so after an edit elsewhere on its track it still jumped to the cut when it loaded.

Change

  • closeLoop keeps the track's direction. From the start, it adds the closing curve's points in reverse order instead of reversing the track.
  • connect:
    • Laid as-is, joining from a start reverses from and joining to an end reverses to. Building the joined track the other way round flips both.
    • An option that reverses an occupied track is never used. If both options would, the lay is refused: "A train is on this track. Move it before joining here."
    • Among the allowed options it picks the fewest reversals. It avoids reversing a kept branch, because a branch must start at its frog. The dropped track's junction refs are cleared anyway, so no branch penalty applies there.
    • The joined track is built directly from the chosen directions, and rehomeJunctions gets the real reversal flags.
  • TrackRegistry.occupiedBy is wired to TrainHandler.anyTrainOn. That checks loaded cars, then saved rows (listAllLive, pre-filtered by id substring, then parsed). It only runs on joins.
  • Load repair: applyConsist marks the train. On its first placeLoadedCars, the loco compares sampleAt(s) with the respawned entity position. If they disagree, it re-finds the track under the entity (TrackClearance overlap thresholds, preferring its own track), or unbinds if none is left. Candidates must run the way the model faces: the saved heading is the entity yaw minus the bone yaw, within 60°. This rejects reversed or crossing track. The check is skipped without a rotator.
  • Turnout check: DigTarget lists every Span a dig may remove. frogPieceLength models the pieces digAt actually keeps (one-sample stubs are dropped, and a whole-track delete keeps the turnout) plus the 2.5-block rehome reach. It uses a 0.5-block safety margin because resettling changes piece lengths slightly.
  • occupies(List<Span>) plans each consist once for all spans.

Review notes

My own review found the problems fixed in the second commit:

  • Occupancy was a soft cost that could steer the join into a refusal.
  • A branch penalty was applied to the dropped track.
  • Unloaded trains were ignored.
  • The turnout check gave false positives next to stubs.
  • Consists were re-planned for every span.

Two findings were deliberately not taken:

  • Replacing the direction choice with per-car orientation in TrainHandler. That would change the core consist model, where cars sit at lower s.
  • Merging closeLoop and extend's stroke loops. Their index bounds differ on purpose: a loop drops both stroke endpoints.

Testing

  • mvn test: 464 tests pass.
  • TrackRegistryDirectionTest:
    • Start-to-end join keeps both directions.
    • Start-to-start join reverses the empty track.
    • Start-to-start join keeps an occupied drop track's direction.
    • Joining two occupied starts is refused.
    • Closing a loop from the start keeps the direction.
    • digTarget flags the turnout digAt really drops, and skips the one it keeps.
  • TrainReversePlacementTest:
    • Joining onto a train's track start keeps the loco and both cars in place and in order.
    • Loading after a split while unloaded keeps the train's position.
    • Loading after the track was deleted unbinds.
    • Loading onto track reversed while unloaded unbinds rather than turning the train round.
    • facesAlong tolerance cases.
    • A saved train counts as occupying its track.
  • With each fix disabled, its tests fail. The occupied-drop join case already held before and now guards the choice.
  • Not yet tested on a live server.

Not covered

  • pruneNestedShortTracks can still delete a short spline that a dig leaves fully overlapping a longer one.
  • A track reversed while a train on it was unloaded can't happen now, because saved trains count as occupying. A train that was saved before this change and loads onto already-reversed track still faces the new direction.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Occupancy checks now account for trains that are currently unloaded.
    • Track connections and loop closures preserve direction when occupied tracks are involved.
    • Train placement and retracking can find a nearby valid track after the original track is split or removed.
    • Track digging checks all affected spans, including turnout branches when a cut could leave too little track for the frog.

Trains face the +s direction of their spline, so any edit that reverses a
spline turns the loco round and puts its cars on the other side.

- Closing a loop keeps the track's own direction and adds the closing
  curve backwards instead.
- Joining two tracks builds the result in whichever direction reverses
  neither, or else only one without trains that is not a branch. Joining
  two occupied tracks that would need reversing is refused.
- The remover's train check also covers branch turnouts a dig would drop
  because their frog ends up on a piece shorter than the minimum lay.

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TrackRegistry now checks train occupancy when evaluating dig targets and connection orientations. Dig targets can include multiple track spans. TrainHandler checks loaded and saved trains and matches trains to nearby tracks during placement and retracking. Track connections preserve direction according to the selected orientation.

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Track Occupancy and Direction

Layer / File(s) Summary
Occupancy checks and dig spans
src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/VehicleFramework.java, src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/tracks/TrackRegistry.java, src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/tracks/TrackCommands.java, src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/vehicles/handlers/TrainHandler.java, src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/tracks/TrackRegistryDirectionTest.java
TrackRegistry accepts an occupancy predicate. Dig targets hold spans for the dug track and applicable turnout branches. trainOn checks all target spans. Tests cover occupancy and turnout dig-target behavior.
Train occupancy and track matching
src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/vehicles/handlers/TrainHandler.java, src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/vehicles/handlers/TrainReversePlacementTest.java
TrainHandler checks loaded trains and saved vehicle snapshots for occupancy. During placement and retracking, it matches trains to nearby tracks. Placement unbinds a train when no matching track is found.
Direction-aware connections
src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/tracks/TrackRegistry.java, src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/tracks/TrackRegistryDirectionTest.java, src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/vehicles/handlers/TrainReversePlacementTest.java
Loop closure preserves spline direction. Track connections select allowed orientations using reversal costs and occupancy. Tests cover connection direction, occupied tracks, loop sample order, and train movement after joining.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant TrackRegistry
  participant TrainHandler
  participant VehicleRepository
  TrackRegistry->>TrainHandler: anyTrainOn(splineId)
  TrainHandler->>VehicleRepository: scan saved vehicle snapshots
  VehicleRepository-->>TrainHandler: vehicle snapshots
  TrainHandler-->>TrackRegistry: occupancy result
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 66fab

Removing track in an unloaded area can leave a saved train without the rail it occupied. Add a span-aware saved-train check before merging, or explicitly accept this bounded risk.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 66fab

The new protections cover trains in unloaded chunks, but an interrupted or incomplete train placement may leave its cars associated with different track state. No new unauthorized entrypoint was established.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · reliability · inferred: Load repair can update the locomotive’s track binding before placement of the whole consist succeeds. If a dependent car’s track cannot be resolved, planning returns no placements, leaving the root and cars with potentially inconsistent bindings. The same planner supplies loaded-consist occupancy checks, so this partial state warrants failure-containment review.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — An inconsistent consist could affect occupancy decisions for tracks associated with that train. The evidence does not establish an independently reachable unauthorized action or a wider service boundary.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — The observed caller of the new saved-train occupancy method is framework registration, not a player-facing command. The load-repair candidate search is world-scoped.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — Because loaded occupancy iterates planned car placements, a failed plan may leave that check unable to account for a partially rebound consist. Whether saved snapshots cover the same interval was not established.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Commit a replacement binding only after the full consist placement can be planned, or retain a retryable recovery state when placement cannot complete.
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I’m a rabbit by the track,
I check each span along the way.
Saved trains count when tucked away,
And turns keep facing true.
I hop beside the joining rails,
Then nibble clover, proud and new.

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- Joining picks a direction that never reverses an occupied track, and only
  penalises reversing the kept track when it is a branch. It looks each
  track up once.
- Occupancy for joins also counts trains saved in unloaded chunks, since a
  long track can reach them.
- A loaded train checks its saved (spline, s) against where its entity
  respawned, and re-finds the track under it if the track was edited while
  it was unloaded, or unbinds if the track is gone.
- The turnout check models one-sample stubs and whole-track deletes, which
  keep the turnout, and errs on the safe side of the length limit.
- The remover plans each consist once for all spans.

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- Around line 685-717: Update followTrackUnderEntity’s rehoming selection so
nearestTrack only accepts a spline whose +S direction is compatible with the
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The load repair matched track by position alone, so a train could come
back on reversed or crossing track and face the wrong way. It now reads
the model's saved heading (entity yaw minus bone yaw, the inverse of
applyPose) and only accepts track within 60 degrees of it, unbinding
otherwise. Without a rotator the check is skipped.

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🟡 Minor · Include all removable turnout branches in the dig target. · TrackRegistry.java:219-227

src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/tracks/TrackRegistry.java:219-227
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Include all removable turnout branches in the dig target.

TrackCommands.digAt checks only target.spans() before calling TrackRegistry.digAt. During a stem dig, rehomeJunctions can catch a spacing failure from putJunction and call dropJunctionAndBranch. That operation removes the turnout branch up to its cutoff.

The current target adds that branch only when frogPieceLength predicts a short replacement piece. A longer replacement piece can still hit the putJunction spacing failure. A train on that branch is then absent from the occupancy check, and the branch can be removed under the train.

Add every branch-bearing junction to the target. This is separate from the documented pruneNestedShortTracks() cleanup.

Suggested fix
-		// A junction whose frog ends up on a piece too short for it loses its
-		// turnout when rehomed (see rehomeJunctions), so that turnout goes too.
+		// Rehoming can also drop a turnout when putJunction rejects the
+		// replacement junction, so protect every branch that may be removed.
 		for (TrackJunction junction : junctionsOn(spline.getId())) {
 			TrackSpline branch = junction.branchSplineId == null ? null : splines.get(junction.branchSplineId);
-			// Resettling can change piece length slightly, so err towards protecting the turnout.
-			if (branch != null
-					&& frogPieceLength(spline, index, junction.s) < Cache.trackMinLayDistance + DROP_MARGIN) {
+			if (branch != null) {
 				spans.add(turnoutSpan(junction, branch));
 			}
 		}
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In `@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/tracks/TrackRegistry.java`
around lines 219 - 227, Update the turnout-span collection in the dig-target
method around junctionsOn and turnoutSpan to add a span for every junction with
a non-null branchSplineId, without gating it on frogPieceLength. Keep the
existing branch lookup and DigTarget construction so occupancy checks cover
branches that rehoming may remove.
🟡 Minor · Apply the direction check to the current binding. · TrainHandler.java:684-706

src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/vehicles/handlers/TrainHandler.java:684-706
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Apply the direction check to the current binding.

When savedModelYaw() is available, the onTrack fast path can retain a same-ID replacement whose sample is spatially valid but whose +s tangent is opposite the saved model heading. This path bypasses facesAlong, so the train keeps a wrong-direction binding.

Suggested fix
 		TrackPose at = new TrackPose(loc.getX(), loc.getY() - Cache.trackVehicleYOffset, loc.getZ(), 0, 0);
 		TrackSpline current = boundSpline();
-		if (current != null && onTrack(current.sampleAt(s), at)) {
+		Float facing = savedModelYaw();
+		TrackPose currentPose = current == null ? null : current.sampleAt(s);
+		if (current != null && onTrack(currentPose, at)
+				&& (facing == null || facesAlong(facing, currentPose))) {
 			return;
 		}
-		TrackMatch match = nearestTrack(registry.inWorld(v.getEntity().getWorld().getName()), at, savedModelYaw());
+		TrackMatch match = nearestTrack(registry.inWorld(v.getEntity().getWorld().getName()), at, facing);
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In
`@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/vehicles/handlers/TrainHandler.java`
around lines 684 - 706, Update followTrackUnderEntity to check the current
binding’s sampled pose with facesAlong using savedModelYaw before retaining the
onTrack fast path. Reuse that saved heading when calling nearestTrack so both
the existing binding and fallback match selection follow the same direction
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In `@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/tracks/TrackRegistry.java`:
- Around line 219-227: Update the turnout-span collection in the dig-target
method around junctionsOn and turnoutSpan to add a span for every junction with
a non-null branchSplineId, without gating it on frogPieceLength. Keep the
existing branch lookup and DigTarget construction so occupancy checks cover
branches that rehoming may remove.

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`@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/vehicles/handlers/TrainHandler.java`:
- Around line 684-706: Update followTrackUnderEntity to check the current
binding’s sampled pose with facesAlong using savedModelYaw before retaining the
onTrack fast path. Reuse that saved heading when calling nearestTrack so both
the existing binding and fallback match selection follow the same direction
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A track reversed in place could still put the saved s on the entity, so
the fast path kept a binding facing the wrong way.

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Replies to the two outside-diff comments on eb9b5c4:

Apply the direction check to the current binding. Fixed in 66fab5c. The fast path now also requires facesAlong when a saved heading is available. Added loadingTrainAtMiddleOfTrackReversedWhileUnloadedUnbindsIt, which fails without the fix.

Include all removable turnout branches in the dig target. Not taken. putJunction's spacing check can't fail during a dig's rehome:

  • Junctions that stay on the same piece all shift by the same arc offset, so their spacing is unchanged.
  • Junctions that end up on different pieces no longer share a stem, so they aren't compared.
  • Cutting a loop open replaces the wrap distance min(d, len - d) with a distance along the piece, which is never shorter.
  • rehomeJunctions re-puts junctions one at a time, while the others still reference the old stem id.

So the only rehome drop is the too-short piece that frogPieceLength models. Treating every turnout as removable would let a train on any turnout block digs anywhere along that stem.

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🟡 Minor · Compare saved train positions with the dig spans. · TrackCommands.java:366-368

src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/tracks/TrackCommands.java:366-368
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Compare saved train positions with the dig spans.

TrackCommands.trainOn checks only active vehicles. A saved train with its persisted s inside target.spans() can therefore pass the guard, and TrackRegistry.digAt can remove the track under that train.

Do not call TrainHandler.anyTrainOn(target.spline().getId()) here. That method checks only spline identity and would reject unrelated digs anywhere on a long spline. Add a saved-train check that compares each persisted position with every target span.

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diff --git a/src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/tracks/TrackCommands.java b/src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/tracks/TrackCommands.java
@@
 import net.tfminecraft.vehicleframework.vehicles.ActiveVehicle;
+import net.tfminecraft.vehicleframework.vehicles.handlers.TrainHandler;
@@
-		if (trainOn(target)) {
+		if (trainOn(target) || TrainHandler.anySavedTrainOn(target.spans())) {
 			lastToolMs.put(player.getUniqueId(), System.currentTimeMillis());
 			player.sendMessage("§cA train is on this track. Move it before removing the rail.");
 			return;
 		}

diff --git a/src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/vehicles/handlers/TrainHandler.java b/src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/vehicles/handlers/TrainHandler.java
@@
 	public static boolean anyTrainOn(UUID splineId) {
 		// existing implementation
 	}
+
+	public static boolean anySavedTrainOn(List&lt;TrackRegistry.Span&gt; spans) {
+		if (spans == null || spans.isEmpty()) {
+			return false;
+		}
+		VehicleRepository repository = VehicleFramework.getVehicleRepository();
+		TrackRegistry registry = VehicleFramework.getTrackRegistry();
+		if (repository == null || registry == null) {
+			return false;
+		}
+		JSONParser parser = new JSONParser();
+		for (VehicleSnapshot snapshot : repository.listAllLive()) {
+			String payload = snapshot.getPayloadJson();
+			if (payload == null) {
+				continue;
+			}
+			try {
+				if (!(parser.parse(payload) instanceof JSONObject json)) {
+					continue;
+				}
+				ConsistData consist = ConsistData.fromJson(json);
+				if (consist.getSplineId() == null || consist.getS() == null) {
+					continue;
+				}
+				UUID splineId = UUID.fromString(consist.getSplineId());
+				TrackSpline spline = registry.get(splineId).orElse(null);
+				if (spline == null) {
+					continue;
+				}
+				for (TrackRegistry.Span span : spans) {
+					if (!splineId.equals(span.trackId())) {
+						continue;
+					}
+					double distance = Math.abs(consist.getS() - span.centreS());
+					if (spline.isLoop()) {
+						distance = Math.min(distance, spline.length() - distance);
+					}
+					if (distance <= span.halfSpan()) {
+						return true;
+					}
+				}
+			} catch (Exception ignored) {
+				// Preserve the existing behavior for unreadable saved rows.
+			}
+		}
+		return false;
+	}
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In `@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/tracks/TrackCommands.java`
around lines 366 - 368, Update the train-removal guard in TrackCommands.trainOn
to check saved train positions against each span in target.spans(), in addition
to active vehicles. Compare spline identity and persisted position within each
span, accounting for loop distance; do not use spline-wide identity checks that
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In `@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/tracks/TrackCommands.java`:
- Around line 366-368: Update the train-removal guard in TrackCommands.trainOn
to check saved train positions against each span in target.spans(), in addition
to active vehicles. Compare spline identity and persisted position within each
span, accounting for loop distance; do not use spline-wide identity checks that
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Compare saved train positions with the dig spans. Not taken. A dig only happens at the remover's reach from the player. The spans reach at most a turnout length (max-junction-length, 32) plus a block from that point, which is well inside the chunks loaded around the player, so every train in a span is loaded. Joins are different: they can reverse a whole track running into unloaded chunks, which is why anyTrainOn reads saved rows there.

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ryanbarlow97 merged commit 48030a3 into main Sep 26, 2026
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ryanbarlow97 deleted the fix/joins-keep-train-direction branch September 26, 2026 00:58
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