Line sync - Revision history

Sylf at 03:37, 31 March 2015

2015-03-31T03:37:37Z

2013-12-04T09:05:12Z

typo

2013-12-04T09:04:35Z

Changed to basic networking

2013-02-07T18:53:35Z

‎X-Sync

2012-03-19T12:24:13Z

2012-03-19T12:21:36Z

2012-03-19T12:19:21Z

2010-03-11T20:06:12Z

Add see alsos

2010-01-20T21:08:30Z

‎Multi-line Sync

2010-01-20T20:46:21Z

‎Seeing the Difference

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−	~~== Station Sync ==~~
−	~~{{reqscreenshot}}~~
−	~~Line sync also applies to stations. If station platforms are out of sync, the resulting slowdown could impact station throughput.~~
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−	~~[[Image:image_needed.png\|250px\|frame\|left\|Station Sync]]<br clear=all>~~

	== Synchronized corners ==		== Synchronized corners ==

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	[[Category:Guides]]		[[Category:Guides]]
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 == X-Sync ==
-Below is a special sync case.  It uses an X crossing between two split tracks to maintain line sync.  Note that while this [[Signal gap|evil-X]] is typically frowned upon, this case is ok because both tracks *should* not be in use at the same time (because trains came from the same original track).
+Below is a special sync case.  It uses an X crossing between two split tracks to maintain line sync.  Note that while an [[Signal gap|evil-X]] is typically frowned upon, this case is ok because both tracks should not be in use at the same time (because trains came from the same original track).
 [[Image:X-Sync.png|250px|frame|left|X-sync]]<br clear=all>

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 [[Image:Multiline_sync.png|250px|frame|left|Multi-line Sync]]<br clear=all>
 == Station Sync ==
 Line sync also applies to stations.  If station platforms are out of sync, the resulting slowdown could impact station throughput.

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 == Definition ==
 Line sync, or '''sync''' for short, is a term used in coop games when splitting a line (in most cases, a [[mainline]]).  The split lines are "in sync" if they are the same length, and "out of sync" if one is shorter than the other.
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 * [[Mainline]]
 * [[User:KenjiE20/Webster#Line_split_.28tunnels.29_calculator|Webster's helper function]]

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		+	== See Also ==
		+	* [[Mainline]]
		+	* [[User:KenjiE20/Webster#Line_split_.28tunnels.29_calculator\|Webster's helper function]]

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 In cases where more than 2 tracks must be sync'd, it is often helpful to remember that trains should enter and leave the set of tracks from alternate corners of the bounding rectangle.  If they enter from the southwest, they should all leave via the northeast corner.
-[[Image:image_needed.png|250px|frame|left|Multi-line Sync]]<br clear=all>
+[[Image:Multiline_sync.png|250px|frame|left|Multi-line Sync]]<br clear=all>
 == Station Sync ==

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 [[Image:Tunnel_Flow.png|250px|frame|left|In Sync]]
-[[Image:Desync.png|250px|frame|right|(REPLACE)Out of Sync]]<br clear=all>
+[[Image:Desync.png|250px|frame|right|Out of Sync]]<br clear=all>
 == Checking Line Sync ==