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• Guides:Building
  ...st junctions as well. For the start we will analyse a so-called "Side Line Hub" (or "SLH" for short). ...d dead-end lines, there is a point in the game where a so-called "Backbone Hub" is needed.
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• Backbone Hub
  [[Image:BBH.png|thumb|right|An example Backbone Hub]] A backbone hub (BBH) is the largest type of [[Guides:Glossary:Hub|Hub]] that is built in #OpenTTDCoop. It usually consists of at least 3 cardinal
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• Basic Networking
  ...is a piece of track that connects multiple sideline stations to a sideline hub. The sideline usually has pretty low traffic and suffices with a simple LR == Sideline Hub (SLH) ==
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• Advanced joiners
  ...ation, this makes it use quite limited, except from using it at a SideLine Hub in one-way networks. You can see the use of bouncers (the "BOUNCE" sign), t
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• LRxLR mainlines
  * The biggest part of a hub is in between the two sides of the mainline. [[Image:LRxLR02.png|thumb|left|200px|A LRxLR backbone hub]]
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• PublicServer:Archive - Games 01 - 10
  |imagedescription=Backbone Hub 01 built by Hans}}
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• PublicServer:Archive - Games 161 - 170
  ...'s and the building started, the [[Mainline|LLLL_RRRR]] two way roundabout hub was the major part of the game, but it caused some jamming problems later i ...ers rethink that strategy. Instead, local RV networks were connected by a backbone rail line. 2000 cars and 600 trains carried cargo as fast as they could -
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• PublicServer:Archive - Games 71 - 80
  ...maglev pax net, with just one condition: all cities connected to a central backbone. Later the cargo part was fixed up to a more regular type, with a separate |imagedescription=A huge SLH by ODM with SLs going both ways, and the pax backbone showing too}}
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• PublicServer:Archive - Games 81 - 90
  |description=A water rich map with a massive RRRR_LLLL central backbone which branched to the secondary industries. Very fluent game up to 900 trai |imagedescription=Massive RRRR_LLLL backbone hub built by Kolbur. }}
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• Junctionary - BBHs
  ...g them is one of the hardest tasks on the map, as making properly balanced hub can be made in many different ways and requires some basic knowledge. ...Other hubs are junctions of strange types, like half-junctions, more than 4-way junctions or junctions with some special purpose.
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• Shift Mainlines (Research)
  Shift Mainline, designed as expandable high capacity network backbone offers many benefits while remaining easy to comprehend. The main idea is ...some cases. A two-way loop would address this limitation at cost of added hub and station design complexity.
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• PublicServer:Archive - Games 191 - 200
  ...variety. From eyecandy, through boost, free TL, multipoint, SML, ICE, TGV, hub, transfer, refits, Road Vehicles, logic, overflows, oldschool and srnw, all ...the trains that loaded less than 30% paper didn't even get to the central backbone. As for other primaries, we had two main stations divided by kind of wagons
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• Junctionary - BBHs - 3-way - more
  {{JunctionaryTableHeader|headline=Massive Backbone Hubs <font size="small">([[Backbone_Hub|what is that?]])}} ...age:psg115_bbh04.png|center|140px|]]|'''Little balancing'''|A nice looking hub which did not need too much of balancing and still worked which is quite ub
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• Junctionary - BBHs - 4way
  {{JunctionaryTableHeader|headline=4-way Backbone Hubs <font size="small">([[4-way Backbone_Hub|what is that?]])}} ...wapping to left-hand traffic in the center. As a curiosity, it is the last hub Mark built before he left to Australia.|{{User|Mark}}|{{PublicServerGameSav
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• Junctionary - BBHs - other
  {{JunctionaryTableHeader|headline=Backbone Hubs <font size="small">([[Backbone_Hub|what is that?]])}} ...|]]|'''Parallel lines'''|On the first sight it might not seem like being a hub but it is one. The only difference is that it only joins 2 parallel lines.|
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• PublicServer:Archive - Games 251 - 260
  |description=Four-way backbone hubs. That is what defined this game. We started the game with a pseudo M |imagedescription=The connector in the middle was virtually a four-way hub, used by most of the trains on the map. }}
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• PublicServer:Archive - Games 301 - 310
  |imagedescription= The town drop station and hub. }} ...all mail is moved across the map. Towards the end of the game the LLL_RRR backbone filled up nicely and the map is almost entirely covered in towns. Featuring
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