auch weiterhin elektrische Loks bauen

[melrose]

wie kann man erreichen, dass auch nach Einführung der Magnetschwebebahn elektrische Loks (und somit neue elektrifizierte Züge) gebaut werden können?

Einstellungen verändern? newGRF installieren? wie geht's?

Edit by Chrill:
How can one achieve that electric locomotives (and thus new electrified trains) can be built after the introduction of the magnetic levitation train?

Change settings? Install newGRF? how are you?

[Chrill]

Hello. This forum is English speaking only. Please translate your post. If necessary, you can use Google Translate

[Pyoro]

wie geht's?

Edit by Chrill:
how are you?

Perfect translation, but while technically correct he's asking "how it's done", not how we're feeling

As for the question:
https://wiki.openttd.org/Never_expire_vehicles
Simple. Can be done in a running game, too. You'll need to use the console
https://wiki.openttd.org/Console
and resetengines.

GRFs might also change expiration dates, of course.

[Kalen]

how are you?

Fine, thank you.

I'm not sure what your question was exactly, but if you meant that you want more modern electric trains, you can try using some NewGRF. Examples of sets that have post-2000 electric trains are the 2CC Train Set (forum thread), whose last electric train is designed in 2030, and NARS2 and UKRS2, whose last electric train is designed in 2014 and 2020, respectively. There's other sets, but these are the ones I have played and am familiar with. There's also NUTS, which has new electric trains up to 2057, but this is a wildly non-realistic set so it's not for everyone.

If what you meant is that you want to avoid vehicles expiring and becoming unavailable for purchase as time passes on, then you might want to enable the setting Vehicles never expire under Limitations. Be advised though that this will clutter your vehicle purchase list if you have many train sets active, as all engines from the earliest to the most recent available will appear on the list.

[melrose]

Done! Vehicles never expire under Limitations answered my question! Thanks a lot!