Pros for this design are that it is very easy to build and very small. This station will be the best design when you have dense traffic and plenty of space to build your station. No need to argue there is no way you'll ever create something more efficient than a station that has a dedicated set of platforms for every incoming track. This type of station has the highest capacity. In practice you'll often find that RoRo stations are used mostly in cargo games and termini are most common in pax games. That said, the increased capacity for RoRo stations sometimes doesn't weigh up against the extra space it consumes. RoRo stations have a higher capacity than terminus stations even though terminus stations' capacity is dramatically increased thanks to some clever designs, RoRo stations will always have a higher capacity. Terminus stations terminate a line a train leaves a platform at the same side it entered.
RoRo stands for Roll-on-Roll-off, which means a train enters a platform at one side, loads/unloads and leaves the platform at the other side. Each station can be categorized in one of two main categories: RoRo or Terminus. Below I'll introduce them and name some pros and cons and when to use them. It is advisable to make this at least as long as the actual train this way a train will never block the platform it just left when it has to wait to merge in with the other trains.Īs said, there are many different styles of main stations. For maximum efficiency you'll also want a few empty tiles after the station to allow the train to accelerate before merging with the other trains.
For long steamers a third of the trainlength will do. For long maglevs the number of tiles needed will be close to the actual length of the train. The amount of empty tiles you need depends on both trainlength and train speed, the longer the length and the higher the speed, the more tiles you need. This can be solved by having a few empty tiles in front of the station.
Trains slow down when they enter a station, if trains are very close to each other one might be stopped when the train before it enters a station. You should keep this in mind when building any mainline station. If we would not do this the situation could appear where all platforms are taken by secondary goods trains waiting to fully load, which will obviously never happen when there is no platform left for primary trains to unload. One of the most important jam-preventing measurements we take is to keep drop and pickup stations separated. 10 Another Non-blocking Terminus Design.9 Terminus with dedicated entries & exits.4 RoRo with dedicated platforms per track.Variable interface scaling at whatever size you want (not just 2x and 4x), with optional chunky bevels for that retro feel. OpenTTD 13.0 has numerous new features and improvements covering the user interface, gameplay features, and modding extensions for NewGRF and Game Script creators. The game no longer crashes when a spectator in a network game tries to interact with a town’s local authority Road vehicles inside multi-track level crossings no longer crash into the side of trains
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