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Hi,
I’m just gonna confirm what Norfolk_Chris said. It is 20 min per step, from the forrester to the sawmill is one step.
I also recommend that you focus on 1 town per time in order to let the production level of the forrester and sawmill to increase to the point it haults it’s production. Which will take a while of in-game time since it only increases it’s production level by 1 unit per month (both of them increases by 1 individually).
Hi,
You can influence it by having a active cargo line, passenger line and a bus/tram network for inner city/town transportation. I my experience, towns that have all of these transportation services implented in their town has a higher growth rate than other towns that does not have all of these transportation services.
I hope this helped. 🙂
You’r implying that I didn’t? Well I did and no it didn’t work, I even had to revert to an old save ’cause I was nearing bankruptcy.
I did as you said, but now the forestry simply won’t the cargo line I set up. The frequency is 3 min and cargo space on the train is 104, but instead the cargo is sent by road and the train manages to do 2 and a half laps before one of resources reach their destination. What kind of logic is this?
We need as well Steam Workshop for TF, it will make the installation step much faster and easier. Plus that the chance of the mod crashing or something like that is reduced to somewhere near 0%.
@Gasolene that is true what you’r saying about the diamond cross, however there should be an elternative to it when it’s to complicated. Like the double englishman(picture below), or that’s what we call it. It’s more practical than a standard diamond cross. Â
This kind of crossing allows the train to go faster trhough it than what the diamond does. It allows the train to change into another track (only the top version allows that). There is a similar way to mimick this ingame, but due to the required distance between each junction forces the tain to use a longer time getting to the other side.
