Why you don't get paid for delivery
Posted: 14 Nov 2002 07:49
Some people use load and unload all the time. In the first place, you don't have to use those switches. Unload just ensures that the cargo is delivered to the place, even though the station don't accept it. Load halts the train, so it don't leave the station before it's full. Usually you don't need those switches.
BUT, with THE PATCH you have a option of feeder service. This makes forces the cargo to stay at the station even though it accepts it. (It also fixes the payment, so all vehicles get paid for the delivery, not just the one that delivers to the final destiantion.
Either you have to stop using unload on every station, or you have to turn off this switch.
BUT, with THE PATCH you have a option of feeder service. This makes forces the cargo to stay at the station even though it accepts it. (It also fixes the payment, so all vehicles get paid for the delivery, not just the one that delivers to the final destiantion.
Either you have to stop using unload on every station, or you have to turn off this switch.