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Razor Train || Half - Life2

Attention, if you cannot understand why the siren of natural disaster is constantly working, then it is related to the fact that you have infinite energy turned on.

Characteristics:
Reactor: 16000+ W
Maximum Speed: 317 KM/H (without wagons)
Mass: 23327
Cost: 259318

Controls and Basics:
Control is mainly done from the first-person cabin, making it straightforward. To start, activate the reactor by pressing the start button. Then switch to Master mode, and you can choose the speed using buttons on the panel or W-S keys. Brake control is absent as it is automatic, but for parking, set the value to 0. An emergency brake button is available for immediate stops. Additionally, there's a reverse button for backward movement. Overall, the control is simple, and you decide what to activate. When you toggle the monitor switch, only central monitors and speed indicators activate. Extra switches are available to turn on other monitors. In case of a malfunction, internal components can be repaired by accessing the maintenance door. If something gets under the train on the tracks, it's likely to be thrown off without damaging the train's internal parts. Maximum speed varies; it should not exceed 150 KM/H in some areas and 200 KM/H in others. On bridges between islands, maximum speed is possible in most cases. However, if a 3rd type wagon's doors face away from the bridge gap, the maximum speed is 100 KM/H (I couldn't fix this issue). Each wagon is motorized with a powerful reactor. The maximum number of motorized wagons is limited; one locomotive can handle around 20 wagons, but adding another locomotive can double this, resulting in 1 fps. I don't know why you would need so many; I believe this quantity should be sufficient.

Creation:
I started developing this train in 2021 and completed it in 2024, with breaks due to learning and other factors. You may notice many relics that even I find difficult to understand. Initially, it operated on microcontrollers I found in the workshop and a diesel generator, which I later replaced with a reactor, taking up half the creation time. After some game fixes, rules changed, and I had to readjust about three times. I created many microcontrollers myself; initially, they were node-based, but in 2023, I revamped them in Lua, which finally worked properly. A lot of work was done on aesthetics, and since I couldn't find a 3D model of the train in the public domain, I tried to replicate the Combine architecture style as best as I could. Many ideas came and went during the process, as not everything is possible in Stormworks, resulting in what it is. Much was done, and much was not, but after these years, I'm exhausted, realizing that even after another year, I'll see many details I'd like to add, and it will continue for several more years. Therefore, I decided to release it before another fix breaks everything in my life.

CAUTION:
Issues may arise due to the game's physics; adjust settings as needed.