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Commonston Lumber freight and bus services. Small village Harlon and Arriva train leaving station during winter day. Hope you enjoyed it.

Playing Loco again. By the way, does Badger still lurk here?

Excellent mods! Where did you acquire those buildings?

Its 12:40 am here but a bit of a teaser after many hours of The Serpent (again... )

moar

A traction icon.

@rdrdrdrd
That passenger station is looking very good.

A highway intersection

Legomanbill wrote:A traction icon.

Am i right in guessing that these are Chicago North Shore cars?

rdrdrdrd wrote:Its 12:40 am here but a bit of a teaser after many hours of The Serpent (again... )

That's not right. The clock of the station and signal box shows 4 clock.

rdrdrdrd wrote:Its 12:40 am here but a bit of a teaser after many hours of The Serpent (again... )

screens like this makes me wanna play again.. (lumber 46 years in service ) Something to do with the holidays
rdrdrdrd, What is your system with the train nr´s in your screen?

The Tram man wrote:Am i right in guessing that these are Chicago North Shore cars?

You would be correct.

Wow...I never take the time to name all of them like that.

Legomanbill wrote:

The Tram man wrote:Am i right in guessing that these are Chicago North Shore cars?

You would be correct.

Nice! I've been looking for North Shore cars! Where did you find them?

The Tram man wrote:Nice! I've been looking for North Shore cars! Where did you find them?

I created them using the MSTS2Loco and Vehicle Creator Programs. In other words, they aren't available anywhere. Eventually though...

Lighthouse wrote:

rdrdrdrd wrote:Its 12:40 am here but a bit of a teaser after many hours of The Serpent (again... )

screens like this makes me wanna play again.. (lumber 46 years in service ) Something to do with the holidays
rdrdrdrd, What is your system with the train nr´s in your screen?

Yeah I cant bring myself to replace the steamers... i wish there was a way to slow down the game.

Here they are sorted by profit so it's not quite as cool as it is when sorted by number.

Here goes.

So you get the absolute number from: Type codes range 1-3:

1. 1.) cargo

• 2.) passenger/mail

• 3.) switcher

cargo codes are more varied and depend on type codes.

Cargo:

• 1.) Lumber

• 2.) Coal

• 3.) Iron Ore

• 4.) Oil

• 5.) Chemicals

• 6.) Grain/Livestock

• 7.) Steel

• 8.) Paper

• 9.) goods

• (1)0.) Food

Town items:

• 0.) Direct express (named trains, 2 cities)

• 1.) Subway

• 2.) Commuter (above ground inside a city)

• 3.) Local Services (intercity)

• 4.) Express (faster, multiple cities, sometimes named)

• 5.) Mail Special

Section codes correspond generally to the 5 different 'snake' parts of the map and tell you where a train does most of it's work and the systems it's involved it

The sequential number is the two digit number of the train against all others on the same route (ie: 01, 02, 11,24...)

From there you go to the rest of the name:

For cargo/ switchers: IE: For Passenger and Mail trains: IE: City codes are simply the first letter of the name of the city and are in the order that the services stops at them; they can appear twice in one name-scheme.


As you can guess all long freights have a number of #1XXXX and all passenger/mail trains #2XXXX, switchers are #3XXXX and are trains whose purpose it is it to move freight to the larger stations from its origin. Switchers are very effective: There are also about 5 trains at the moment with a number of: These are simply sequentially numbered with a three digit number prefixed not with # but X and function as either static display engines or rolling stock or the special sound bulldozers.

IE: I will need to expand the number system if I use a map with more cargo (ie: auto mod)
I could do this with two digit cargo codes and would probably be capable of filling all needs with that.


here is a map view of my mostly completed network: hope you enjoyed my rambling

rdrdrdrd wrote:

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That's not enough. I hear it maxes out at 65535