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Track pieces are used to connect between your railway stations. | Track pieces are used to connect between your railway stations. | ||
Track pieces for the same railway network | Track pieces for the same railway network can be on different levels. They can turn 90 degrees on a single tile but cannot create intersections but to change elevation you need to drag outward 2 tiles then use the height change keys. | ||
Careful planning is required when placing track pieces. When building across water, the log support columns may be more expensive than the iron bars and wooden planks required to build the track. Similarly, digging tunnels or terraforming pathways may take considerable time and resources. | Careful planning is required when placing track pieces. When building across water, the log support columns may be more expensive than the iron bars and wooden planks required to build the track. Similarly, digging tunnels or terraforming pathways may take considerable time and resources. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:21, 12 January 2026
Track Piece
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| Research | |||||
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| Passenger Rail | |||||
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 Planks
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1 |  Iron Bars
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| Travel Speed | |||||
| Extreme Travel Speed. | |||||
| Foot Print | |||||
| Advanced rapid Whisker transport. | 1x1 | ||||
Track pieces are used to connect between your railway stations.
Track pieces for the same railway network can be on different levels. They can turn 90 degrees on a single tile but cannot create intersections but to change elevation you need to drag outward 2 tiles then use the height change keys.
Careful planning is required when placing track pieces. When building across water, the log support columns may be more expensive than the iron bars and wooden planks required to build the track. Similarly, digging tunnels or terraforming pathways may take considerable time and resources.
