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''by [[User:Death|Death]] | ''by [[User:Death|Death]] | ||
| + | [[Image:DeathFeeder.png|thumb|200px|right|The Death Feeder Concept.]] | ||
*The mainline consists of two lines going in the same direction in a loop around the entire map | *The mainline consists of two lines going in the same direction in a loop around the entire map | ||
*The only stations connected to the mainlines are Cargo Stations and Industry Drop off/Pickup stations | *The only stations connected to the mainlines are Cargo Stations and Industry Drop off/Pickup stations | ||
*Industries are connected to the mainline by feeder networks that dropoff cargo at a Cargo Station | *Industries are connected to the mainline by feeder networks that dropoff cargo at a Cargo Station | ||
| + | *Small Trains (5 tiles is a good size) drop off cargo to the Cargo Stations | ||
*Big Trains (20 tiles long is a good size) take the cargo from Cargo Stations and drop them off at the drop station for whichever type of cargo it is | *Big Trains (20 tiles long is a good size) take the cargo from Cargo Stations and drop them off at the drop station for whichever type of cargo it is | ||
Revision as of 20:39, 17 August 2006
The Death Feeder Concept
by Death
- The mainline consists of two lines going in the same direction in a loop around the entire map
- The only stations connected to the mainlines are Cargo Stations and Industry Drop off/Pickup stations
- Industries are connected to the mainline by feeder networks that dropoff cargo at a Cargo Station
- Small Trains (5 tiles is a good size) drop off cargo to the Cargo Stations
- Big Trains (20 tiles long is a good size) take the cargo from Cargo Stations and drop them off at the drop station for whichever type of cargo it is
Key points:
- Feeder networks (production industries) disattached from mainline
- Mainline only goes one direction
- Large trains take cargo from feeder networks to receiver industries (factory, power station, etc.)
