Airport Manager
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Here are some copy/past files I made that I use very frequently. There is one intersection and three station types.
Intersection
This is the standard type of intersection I use when I have a main line which branches off to an industry. This also allows for a train to make a 180 on the main line.
Stations
Here are three stations I use, they are defined by the following numbers ?x?x?x?, where the first ? is the width of the industry, the second ? is the length of the industry, the third ? is the number of track lanes in the station, and the last ? is the length of the station.
Standard Station 3x2x2x5
Used for Coal and other similarly sized industries
Standard Station 4x4x2x5
Used for Iron Ore and other similarly sized industries
Standard Station 5x5x2x5
Used for Wood and other similarly sized industries
That's it for now, more sure to come soon!
posted by RideOperator3435 on Monday, August 28, 2006
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