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• Ruleset
  * ''No Sign overkill is needed!'' If you see obsolete signs, delete them (if you are no * We '''always''' name our hubs and add the name of the builder on the sign to ease bugtracking and communication. Look at our [[Naming_conventions|nam
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• Basic Junctions
  [[Image:BasicJuntions3.png|center|thumb|357px|The signlist - click on a sign and you will get to the spot]]
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• Naming conventions
  ...layers play. Mostly they are used to find a special station or hub via the sign- or station list. **Do not forget the space before the SLH or the sign is "lost" in the sign-list.
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• Trains
  * You will often see a sign on the map called '''train yard'''. These are small areas with all the trai
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• Cooperation
  ...[Main Station|mainstation]] and you need time for thinking over it place a sign there. If you don't, someone can start building at the same place only beca * Add a sign with your name whenever you build something. This makes it easy for others
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• Public Server
  * If you build something, place a sign with your name near it. * Always mark your experiments with a sign indicating your name and the purpose of the design. That way, people unders
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• United Kingdom Game
  Feel free to add a sign in your home town, "<username> lives here..." or some such - if you live in
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• Removing a city
  ...n't cheap and only perform this when there enough money. Otherwise place a sign and wait until there is more money).
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• GRF Table
  | Parameter 1 for sign on
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• GRF Table 7.1
  | Parameter 1 for sign on
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• Advanced joiners
  ...ine Hub in one-way networks. You can see the use of bouncers (the "BOUNCE" sign), this is because trains from the line the bouncers are in wanted to take t
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• New Votesystem
  ...plans. After the plans are added the vote-part begin. Every player makes a sign under his preferred plan with his name which means that he votes for the pl
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• Tutorial Savegame
  ...signlist allows us to more easily communicate spatially. If you click on a sign in the list, the client directs you straight to this point. We classified t
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• Planning
  Usually, there is a remote spot on the map somewhere with sign " !!NETWORK PLANS" next to it. This is designated for laying out proposed ...comprehensive and covers all/most game aspects. Don't forget to title and sign it, as well as to add it to voting board if one is there already.
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• Tutorial Savegame Sideline
  At this sign you see a rather common implementation of a [[Sideline Hub]]. Terrain and t
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• Osqc
  ! width="20%" | Sign Up
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• Savegame Conversion
  ...ppcis.org/newgrfs/ GrfPack v6] and check the game and save it again. Add a sign which game it is, i.e. 'Public-Server Game 08' and save the game at a nice
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• PublicServer:Archive - Games 101 - 110
  ...rall there were 750 trains, with no strain on the network, which is a good sign that the hubs network was produced to a high standard or not enough trains.
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• GRF Table 7.2
  | Parameter 1 for sign on
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• Communication
  == Sign List == ...is common to add spaces at the front of the sign. These spaces cause the sign to float to the top of the list (spaces are alphabetically before "A").
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