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Is there a NewGRF with blank tiles which are both terrain- and snow-transition-aware?
I am looking to block houses being built along roads through mountainous terrain (road types which permit roadside development).
I know EmptyGRF has blank tiles but those tiles do not transition smoothly with snow. At least not in the Japan set 3 landscape - they go directly from no snow to full snow. On the other hand, sets like JP style objects contain some non-blank tiles which otherwise do exactly what I am after. Does anyone have any solutions?
Thanks in advance :)
u/Uozl — 25 days ago
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Complete journey along a single-track suburban railway with passing loops. Partly inspired by the upgraded former interurbans of Switzerland.
This is the R49 service from Kreuzlingen to Immensee via Zug which can be found in the southeast of my network diagram.
u/Uozl — 27 days ago
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Pulse scheduling in practice
A complete 64-day cycle at a station in my network. For reference this is called Baar station and can be found as the northern terminus of the IC3 service in this network diagram that I posted some time ago. (I will post an updated version of the diagram soon).
The entire network is cyclic and repeats every 64 days in-game, Baaring a few exceptional services (hehe). I like to think of this as representing a 30-minute period. At this station in particular, all services (except for the intercity) are timed to connect and will not depart until all other services have arrived.
A list of the NewGRFs can be found in the comments of this post.
Also, apologies for the (I think) low video quality - I am only just getting familiar with the recording software.
u/Uozl — 1 month ago