Construction Part 2/2 - Rail Route Tutorial E6
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2024
- This series will take you through how to play Rail Route. Enjoy!
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Rail Route is a tycoon/management game based on railroad dispatching. Control the traffic, build out your own network, then optimize and expand. Unlock new technologies, upgrade the infrastructure, and automate operations! Design and share your own maps with the in-game editor.
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I really like you videos, thx alot :) But at 14:20 is a bad example - if you do it this way the train will be locked to shunting mode und therefor be limited to 30kmh all the way which is veery slow...
Good point! It does need to come back out of shunting mode after it turns around
@@MasterHellish-Gaming Is there a way to achive this...?
Did you by any chance cover in any of your tutorials how to handle a train finishing a leg at one station an beginning its next leg at annother? How do you transfer the train between the stations in this case?
This will be in the upcoming Contracts tutorial
good question...thats where i am struggling right now too :D
I do not think your second turning of the loco was necessary for any type of loco. as your total objective was to drive the train in the right loco direction from the other end to its arrival. Of course modern electrics can be driven from either end so no turning. But old electrics and diesels and steam had a forwards and backward way of been driven.
This is correct, you do not need to turn a loco around. The reversing of the loco in the particular example was purely to manoeuvre the loco to where we want it to be, in a relatively small space rather than having any loops. or longer tracks.