nice little starter tutorial... i get frustrated easily with stuff like this just wish there was a way to get a starter map with the basic tracks to get started like to the sawmill and logging camp back to the freight depot the gradually work it bigger and bigger... but ill get into it and have more patience with it eventually ive had the game for about a year and have yet to make it to the sawmill i always seem to just stop and not go back to it bc for one i dont have anyone to help me nobody likes the game if i had atleast 1 other person to help me it prolly wouldnt be as bad to get other ideas from it but ill get back into it and find someone that needfs another person and help each otherm out one day thanks agian for the tutorial it did help me a bit on how to do different things and now that there is more tracks and different switches that helps too especially the teleporting thingy haha hope to see another tutorial on this game soon
Is there a measurment tool of some sort. So that you can see how high something is in realtion to where you are and figure out how much room you need for a certain grade? I have not purchased or played this game i am trying to get a feel for how the construction works before I make my decision.
The trick is to work from the top of a hill down and try to get down with no more than 3% grade each way with nice gentle corners. That will eliminate your problem because you will get down when you get down to meet up with your main track. Going up a nightmare and likely will end up butchered and very twisty because you don’t know where you need to start climbing some the hills it’s some distance away.
I just started this video but in the OG map I tried building a track and it's on a 2 or 2.5% incline at one part for a decent distance but with Betsy she won't make it up with empty cars, I think I have 6, maybe 8. What's the best way to fix this? Bc if she struggles with empty cars, she sure won't do it with 1 or 2 loaded log cars
Well, without ballast just gives you the track, with no ballast underneath. Perfect for sections where you want the tracks on the ground OR you have already laid trackwork.
You run into problems regarding precise laying of a railroad track along the platform of the warehouse (see 21:00 in your RUclips video) due an initial track alignment error of 1 degree. Your initial track laying work was not accurate and I think that the information you gave at 12:40 is incorrect. Note that the initial track alignment for the railroad track that you lay along the warehouse platform is negative 91 with in that situation an initial track alignment error of 1 degree. The precise track alignment value for having a perfect result is negative 90 (or alignment 270 what is the same as -90) I tested this in the game, in circle mode I have placed extreme close along the platform of the freight depot a 100% straight railroad track with the initial track alignment value of 270. The result was 100% perfect, the railroad track was on the full length of the warehouse platform perfect aligned with it. I can tell that the freight depot is on it's length in the game world placed with the alignment values of 090-270. Meten is weten, it's a Dutch saying meaning "measuring is knowing", I have done this regarding the placement of the freight depot in the game world. Mention that in the game the 090-270 alignment line is not going from east to west but from north to south. Perhaps you have seen in the game the weird numbering of the compass radials too. These are numbered anti clockwise, from alignment 0 (pointing to the east) to the north having the alignment value 90, to the west with alignment value 180 and finally to the south with alignment value 270. I think it's important for track laying work to be precise as possible. Having a backsight in surveying due a sighting on an initial established alignment value in your railroad track line. In your situation was the initial track alignment value 1 degree incorrect for laying the railroad track as precise as possible along the warehouse platform. Finally I think a very usefull tip. In the circle mode you can also do the fine tuning track curve and gradient value work while being in the third person view mode! The same is true for finishing the track laying proces by clicking the left mouse button, also this can be done in 3rd person view, but so far I have never seen this happen in RUclips video's. Perhaps most Railroads Online gamers are not aware yet of these (unknown?) options in 3rd person view but I use these frequent to have a better railroad track overview, making absolute pin point accuracy in track laying work in this game perfect possible.
There are lots of nice tips as well as basic guidelines in this video. I love it! Great job!
Thank you Hypogriph! Glad you enjoyed it!
This was a lot of help. Track laying is definitely frustrating but I’m sure I’ll get the hang of it eventually. Can’t wait to see more
I need to make the next video - I am glad this helped.
Real nice Arthur.. I've been watching your videos since FS17 days.
Glad to have you are part of the Channel KTYdeck.
Thank you very much from Italy. Very very usefull video!
Glad to help Hendricks!
A trick to go up bridges fast, that I use and that still works (not always) is to just press W, croutch and spam the space bar, which lets you fly up.
I will have to try that lol
Thus helped me out quite a bit. Would love to see more tips and tricks
More to come!
@@kingarthursims can't wait
Nice one Arthur, very informative mate 👍
Thank you MM!
why was the new video private?
It has no audio, so I retracted it.
@@kingarthursims ok are you going to fix the audio and re upload it?
nice little starter tutorial... i get frustrated easily with stuff like this just wish there was a way to get a starter map with the basic tracks to get started like to the sawmill and logging camp back to the freight depot the gradually work it bigger and bigger... but ill get into it and have more patience with it eventually ive had the game for about a year and have yet to make it to the sawmill i always seem to just stop and not go back to it bc for one i dont have anyone to help me nobody likes the game if i had atleast 1 other person to help me it prolly wouldnt be as bad to get other ideas from it but ill get back into it and find someone that needfs another person and help each otherm out one day thanks agian for the tutorial it did help me a bit on how to do different things and now that there is more tracks and different switches that helps too especially the teleporting thingy haha hope to see another tutorial on this game soon
I am glad it helped - more to come
Is there a measurment tool of some sort. So that you can see how high something is in realtion to where you are and figure out how much room you need for a certain grade?
I have not purchased or played this game i am trying to get a feel for how the construction works before I make my decision.
The trick is to work from the top of a hill down and try to get down with no more than 3% grade each way with nice gentle corners. That will eliminate your problem because you will get down when you get down to meet up with your main track. Going up a nightmare and likely will end up butchered and very twisty because you don’t know where you need to start climbing some the hills it’s some distance away.
I just started this video but in the OG map I tried building a track and it's on a 2 or 2.5% incline at one part for a decent distance but with Betsy she won't make it up with empty cars, I think I have 6, maybe 8. What's the best way to fix this? Bc if she struggles with empty cars, she sure won't do it with 1 or 2 loaded log cars
Betsy should be able to make a 2.5 with 4 loaded cars. Double check the brakes if she is not!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
2:00 my question of why i came here is what the diference with or without ballast >_< i dont know its purpose
still wacthing
Well, without ballast just gives you the track, with no ballast underneath. Perfect for sections where you want the tracks on the ground OR you have already laid trackwork.
@@kingarthursims so ballast mean dirt mound ? alright thanks
i though it had a mechanical meaning or something lol
@@buder5116 glad to help - Ballast is the mix of gravel that makes up the roadbed.
You should do one for tips on getting to the smelter
BIG LOOPS - The train passes under itself on the way down. Seems to work best for that location.
Got the game love it thank u
Your welcome!
waiting for the bridge level 2 video.
You run into problems regarding precise laying of a railroad track along the platform of the warehouse (see 21:00 in your RUclips video) due an initial track alignment error of 1 degree. Your initial track laying work was not accurate and I think that the information you gave at 12:40 is incorrect. Note that the initial track alignment for the railroad track that you lay along the warehouse platform is negative 91 with in that situation an initial track alignment error of 1 degree. The precise track alignment value for having a perfect result is negative 90 (or alignment 270 what is the same as -90) I tested this in the game, in circle mode I have placed extreme close along the platform of the freight depot a 100% straight railroad track with the initial track alignment value of 270. The result was 100% perfect, the railroad track was on the full length of the warehouse platform perfect aligned with it. I can tell that the freight depot is on it's length in the game world placed with the alignment values of 090-270. Meten is weten, it's a Dutch saying meaning "measuring is knowing", I have done this regarding the placement of the freight depot in the game world. Mention that in the game the 090-270 alignment line is not going from east to west but from north to south.
Perhaps you have seen in the game the weird numbering of the compass radials too. These are numbered anti clockwise, from alignment 0 (pointing to the east) to the north having the alignment value 90, to the west with alignment value 180 and finally to the south with alignment value 270.
I think it's important for track laying work to be precise as possible. Having a backsight in surveying due a sighting on an initial established alignment value in your railroad track line. In your situation was the initial track alignment value 1 degree incorrect for laying the railroad track as precise as possible along the warehouse platform. Finally I think a very usefull tip. In the circle mode you can also do the fine tuning track curve and gradient value work while being in the third person view mode! The same is true for finishing the track laying proces by clicking the left mouse button, also this can be done in 3rd person view, but so far I have never seen this happen in RUclips video's. Perhaps most Railroads Online gamers are not aware yet of these (unknown?) options in 3rd person view but I use these frequent to have a better railroad track overview, making absolute pin point accuracy in track laying work in this game perfect possible.
I like how none of this works
Its worked for many people. What specifically are you having issues with.