This is because it depends strongly on the situation: for example, if a train runs downhill from producing industry to consuming industry, I can get away with an "undersized" engine for the length of train, since it's got gravity assisting it. Note that I haven't given any actual numbers for length for particular engines. A fully-loaded train should never drop below top speed for more than a brief period (though this usually follows from the previous point).A fully-loaded train should get up to its maximum speed in a reasonable amount of time (typically, about 10%-20% of the way into its journey).Some things may be off either by accident or because I.
Table 1: Admiral AI versus trAIns AI: played in scenarios with flat terrain type. Loading or unloading an oversized train has a huge speed penalty. To the 'USA-Canada 4K Scenario' thread (Files posted at the end of this FIRST POST as well as online via BaNaNaS) This is a 4K (4096x4096 size) scenario based on the original USA Scenario made by myfineshrine back in 2009, so almost 10 years later we have a almost faithful 4K recreation. to control an agent of OpenTTD, a open-source clone of Transport. A train must never be longer than any of the stations it stops at.This sizing is subject to the following constraints: A two-to-three-month load time ensures you get at least two loads delivered a year, and (should) eliminate chance of the train having a negative profit for the year, which reduces your company performance rating. The idea is that since the engine is the most expensive part of a train and doesn't generate any revenue itself, you want it pulling as much as possible. Its a Transport Tycoon Scenario type map and it would really be nice if we. the platforms try to simulate the real world scenarios as accurately as. My rule of thumb for initial sizing of trains is that a train should carry between two and three months of cargo. The focus of the game is just making trains. (Nguyen 2004) Cities:Skylines (ParadoxInteractive 2014) OpenTTD (OpenTTD.
0 kommentar(er)
