Editor Dialog

The Editor Dialog is where you build and modify workflow steps.

Accessing the Editor

• Click New in the Main Dialog to create a new workflow
• Click Edit or double-click a workflow to edit existing

Interface Overview

Step List

The step list shows main steps and their support sub-steps in a single nested list. Main steps are numbered starting at 1. Support sub-steps appear indented directly below their parent step, numbered N.M — where N is the parent step number and M is the sub-step's position within that step.

Column	Description
#	Step number (1, 2, …) or sub-step number (2.1, 2.2, …)
Type	The step type — AutoDrive, Courseplay, a queue marker, or Park / Refuel / Repair
Target	Destination name or course name (empty for targetless types)
Action	The action to perform
Sup	Shows +N on main step rows that have N support sub-steps

For AutoDrive steps with two destinations:

• Shows Target → Unload Target format
• Example: Farm/Silo → Sell/Mill

Action Buttons

Add Step

Opens the Step Dialog to add a new main step:

1. Click Add Step
2. Configure the step (type, target, action)
3. Click OK
4. Step is added at the end of the list

Add Support Step

Adds a support sub-step to the currently selected main step:

1. Select a main step row (numbered 1, 2, 3, …)
2. Click Add Support Step
3. Configure the sub-step in the Step Dialog
4. Click OK

The new sub-step appears indented below its parent, numbered N.M. The Add Support Step button is disabled when a support sub-step row is selected — select the parent main step first.

For more on support sub-steps and multi-vehicle setups, see Multi-Vehicle Workflows.

Edit

Modify the selected step or sub-step:

1. Select a row from the list
2. Click Edit (or double-click the row)
3. Modify properties in the Step Dialog
4. Click OK

Delete

Remove the selected step or sub-step:

1. Select the row
2. Click Delete

Deleting a main step also removes all of its support sub-steps.

tip

Deleting a step automatically renumbers remaining steps.

Move Up (↑) / Move Down (↓)

Reorder steps:

• For main steps: swaps the step with the one above or below
• For support sub-steps: reorders within the parent main step's sub-step list

Disabled at the top/bottom of the respective list.

Step Dialog

Adding or editing a step opens the Step Dialog, which adapts its fields to the selected step type and action.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Key	Action
N	Add step
T	Edit selected step
S	Add support step to the selected main step
R	Delete selected step
U	Move step up
D	Move step down

Workflow Name

The editor has a Name field at the top — edit it directly to name or rename the workflow. The name is committed together with the rest of your changes when you click Save.

Saving

The editor works on a copy of the workflow, so nothing you do takes effect until you confirm:

Button	Effect
Save	Commits every change — name, steps, and sub-steps — to the workflow, writes it to disk, and returns to the Main Dialog
Cancel	Discards the whole editing session. The workflow is left exactly as it was

For a workflow created with New, this is what keeps the list clean: the workflow is only registered on Save, so cancelling leaves no empty entry behind.

:::warning Save is blocked while the workflow is running If the workflow you are editing is currently executing on a vehicle, Save refuses and shows the blinking warning "Cannot save: workflow is currently running. Stop it first." Stop the workflow, then save. Your edits stay in the dialog in the meantime — but leaving via Cancel discards them. :::

Best Practices

1. Logical ordering: Place navigation steps before work steps
2. Complete sequences: End with a step that returns the vehicle to a known location
3. Test components: Verify AD routes and CP courses work before adding to workflow
4. Use descriptive targets: Name your AD destinations and CP courses clearly
5. Add support sub-steps to field work steps: Drive-to steps usually need no support activity — leave them empty so the support vehicle idles during transit