Train: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 14:11, 30 January 2014

To form a train place locomotives and wagons on the track
Vehicle/Train: If you want to transport items, place a locomotive and wagon or a second loco close to each other on the track. You will see, when they connect!
Vehicle/Train/Locomotive: A train needs a locomotive at minimum.
- Vehicle/Train/Driving: When you enter a train (press Enter-Key to enter), you can drive it.
Vehicle/Train/Wagon: A wagon is like a rolling chest, but the inserters can grep into it from a farer distance.
Vehicle/Train/Coupling and decoupling: "G" couples. "V" decouples the last wagon/loco.
Vehicle/Train/Defence: A stopped train can be destroyed by the natives.
Vehicle/Train/Repair: Like refueling, you should have a repair-station.
Railway network/Do not cross the tracks: A train is very fast...
Railway network/Train make-up: No matter many wagons you have, it's a good idea to make all trains for the same route the same length.

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 * [[Vehicle/Train/Repair]]: Like refueling, you should have a repair-station.
 * [[Railway network/Do not cross the tracks]]: A train is very fast...
-* [[Railway network/Train make-up]]: 1, 2, 3 or more wagons? No matter how long, it's a good idea to make all trains for the same route the same length. The optimal length depends on the distance, the train has to drive and the transported amounts. Quick calculation: You can transport with one wagon about 1000 resources and you need normally about 30 second to fully load/unload that and in the optimal case with 6 inserters on both sides you can do it in 10-15 seconds. The layout of your [[Railway network/Train station]] needs to fit to that requirements.
+* [[Railway network/Train make-up]]: No matter many wagons you have, it's a good idea to make all trains for the same route the same length.