Set a slider or box linked to the station length and then be able to change the length without constantly trying to drag and tweak the length for straight and tedious sections.
OKAY NOW HEAR ME OUT.
We've basically given up on statistics canada at this point now because their laws, websites, and everything else is absolutely cooked. We have certain data but it's close enough to what we need.
BUT, we have lots of municipal data if i understand correctly.
Does this mean, by scraping municipal data from a bunch of regional municipalities and cities, accounting for cross-border travel, making colin redo his entire thing because it's designed for country-wide data, does it mean we could THEORETICALLY get an official version of Canadian cities?
Toronto and the entire GTHA, Ottawa and Gatineau, Montreal and where the Exo lines go, Greater Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, maybe saskatoon and winnipeg.
Could it theoretically be done with the resources with just a ridiculous amount of effort?
I Think i remember colin saying he had the data at a municipal level but doesn't wanna do that because it takes a crazy amount of effort for like 1 city.
I'd recreated the Chicago CRT approx. 1943 and someone commended about adding the NSL (the North Shore Line) and CAE (Chicago Aurora and Elgin Railroad). Since then subway builder has changed and I've upgraded as we go along and now switching over to beta to gain more options this is my WIP to recreate WWII era Chicago.
Things to note with beta
- commuter rail has two options electric or diesel. Many commuter lines would still be steam at this time so I've gone with diesel for steam operation.
-CRT and CAE are fully built out including most rail yards (yes there are rail yards in beta)
--the NSL is mostly built but until we get the map up to Milwaukee is unfinished (I did recently complete the Mundelein branch)
-As far as commuter rail I started with C&NW because it's my favorite (Milwaukee Road next as appropriate)
--I have most of the C&NW passenger line's laid, with the North line functional to Winthrop Harbor, its just figuring out the approx. location of the old stations now.
I'm open to suggestions, questions, ect. Thanks for taking time to look at my labor of love.
Hey all! Here's my current Philly save where I've finally cracked above 10%. Last time I played on this map it seemed a lot easier, so I'm assuming it's been expanded greatly, as I don't remember King of Prussia being in the map.
I feel like I'm pretty much done with heavy rail, and am slowly working on commuter rail extensions now. Let me know any suggestions you have!
I'm also surprised my computer is still handling this save relatively well, hats off to the devs for all the performance updates for those of us with shitty laptops.
Hi All, I'm still a bit new to this game but not too bad so far. I don't quite understand capacity warnings vs load factor. I'm getting capacity warnings but the trains are not full on load factor. Any explanations would be great.
Just upgraded from a 2020 Macbook Pro with an Intel i5, to a 2022 with M2 and the game is running considerably worse. Anyone else having issues with M2? Another curious thing, when I first opened SB after migrating to the new Mac, it asked me to install Rosetta to open the game. Could my version of the game be specific to an older Mac OS? And could that be the problem? Any Mac-wizards out there, help!