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Latest revision as of 19:49, 15 September 2024
Train Tracks are created at Train Stations and at existing Tracks.
To enter track construction mode select the track icon the furthest right in the build category list then select an existing piece of track, usually and end piece, indicated by the red marker. It's usually best to construct your Train Station first and then start building from the track at the station.
Hotkeys
Use [Ctrl] + click a track section to starting building from it
Type
| Land | Unsupported Bridge* | Supported Bridge** |
- Land tracks are constructed on the surface and the land will adjust to match your track section. There is a limit to how high or low the land will adjust to accommodate your track though. Roads and paths can cross a flat and straight track section.
- Bridge mode allows you to build tracks which go over water, buildings and let you reach otherwise inaccessible areas.
*max # of consecutive Unsupported Bridge Tracks = 8
**max height of Supported Bridge Tracks = 40
Direction and Elevation
| Left | Straight | Right |
| Down | Flat | Up |
Left & Right require 4 tiles (2x2)
Straight requires 1 tile with no change in elevation trajectory
Straight requires 2 tiles with a change in elevation trajectory
Step
(Straight Only)
| Step Down | Small Step Down | Small Step Up | Step Up |
Small Step (Up or Down) requires 2 tiles
Step (Up or Down) requires 3 tiles
S-Bend
(Flat Only)
| SBend Left | SBend Right |
S-Bend require 4 tiles in an "S" shape