Tutorial Savegame Mainline - Revision history

Kkkkman: /* 1.4 Full-Speed Bend */

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‎1.4 Full-Speed Bend

2012-08-05T22:01:40Z

‎1.3 Anti-Roadcross-Trackpart: usually towns do not build roads

2010-02-12T12:56:27Z

paginator on bottom

2008-11-16T09:47:21Z

‎1.8 Prioritized Mainline

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‎1.9 Depots Center

2008-11-16T09:42:44Z

Adding Depots Centers

2008-11-16T09:31:03Z

Added priorities section

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2007-11-13T16:59:23Z

added title for menu

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added tutorial menu

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 ==1.4 Full-Speed Bend==
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-Remember: S-bends are full-speed! It's perfectly acceptable to make bends on the [[Mainline]], as long as there are no slowdowns. Some small bends ease up construction and may save costs. <br style="clear: both;" />
+Remember: S-bends are full-speed! It's perfectly acceptable to make bends on the [[Mainline]], as long as there are no slowdowns. Some small bends ease up construction and may save costs.  [http://wiki.openttd.org/Curves More info on bends and speed limits here]<br style="clear: both;" />
 ==1.5 Stepped Climbing==

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 ==1.3 Anti-Roadcross-Trackpart==
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-Sometimes, its necessary not to let a town cross your tracks - one reason may be that you need some space later on. Basically, there are two possibilities: buy up land or build a construction as shown on the screenshot. The last option is more elegant and doesn't add ugly signs to the landscape.
+Sometimes, its necessary not to let a town cross your tracks - one reason may be that you need some space later on. Basically, there are two possibilities: buy up land or build a construction as shown on the screenshot. The last option is more elegant and doesn't add ugly signs to the landscape. If towns are not allowed to build roads (the default setting in our coop games), this does not matter.
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	And last but not least, can you notice the priorities? <br style="clear: both;" />		And last but not least, can you notice the priorities? <br style="clear: both;" />
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		+	{{TutorialSavegameMenu\|Tutorial Savegame\|<< Back to Overview\|Tutorial Savegame Sideline\|2.x Sideline >>\|Tutorial Savegame Mainline}}

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 == 1.8 Prioritized Mainline==
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-Mainline is should be the fastest collection of tracks on the map. Therefore, you will want trains from a sideline wait a bit for a gap to enter mainline. This is accomplished using technique called [[Priorities]]. <br style="clear: both;" />
+Mainline is should be the fastest collection of tracks on the map. Therefore, you will want trains from a sideline wait a bit for a gap to enter mainline. This is accomplished using technique called [[priorities]]. <br style="clear: both;" />
 == 1.9 Depots Center==

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 == 1.9 Depots Center==
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-Sometimes trains need to go servicing, replacing and just need to be removed or created. This is accomplished at the service centers. Bare in mind, that these depots are situated only at mainlines. If they are at a sideline, or even worse – at the station, trains will easily jam.
+Sometimes trains need to go servicing, replacing and just need to be removed or created. This is accomplished at the [[Networking#Depots|service centers]]. Bare in mind, that these depots are situated only at mainlines. If they are at a sideline, or even worse – at the station, trains will easily jam.
 And last but not least, can you notice the priorities? <br style="clear: both;" />

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	A so called ''stepped climbing'' means that you try to avoid a two-tile-uphill. Its not only something which slows trains down; its also ugly and non-realistic. If you construct uphills in a stepped way it looks far more like a [[Mainline]]. <br style="clear: both;" />		A so called ''stepped climbing'' means that you try to avoid a two-tile-uphill. Its not only something which slows trains down; its also ugly and non-realistic. If you construct uphills in a stepped way it looks far more like a [[Mainline]]. <br style="clear: both;" />
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		+	== 1.8 Prioritized Mainline==
		+	[[Image:Tutorial Savegame 1.8.png\|237px\|frame\|left]]
		+	Mainline is should be the fastest collection of tracks on the map. Therefore, you will want trains from a sideline wait a bit for a gap to enter mainline. This is accomplished using technique called [[Priorities]].

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-{{TutorialSavegameMenu|Tutorial Savegame|<< Back to Overview|Tutorial Savegame Sideline|2.x Sideline >>| Mainline}}
+{{TutorialSavegameMenu|Tutorial Savegame|<< Back to Overview|Tutorial Savegame Sideline|2.x Sideline >>|Tutorial Savegame Mainline}}
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 =1.0 Mainline=