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Statistics++

More statistics!

Statistics++ provides more insight into how well your transport networks are peforming by querying some of the game data that is not normally visible in the vanilla UI. There are three main sections:

TOWNS
This provides details of how well towns are being serviced including:
- Network coverage for passenger service
- How many private destinations availble along with an estimated percentage of the theoretical max
- The public transit network coverage and the number of transit distinations (and percentage of all destinations availble)
- The cargo delivery supply needs along with network coverage for both industrial and commercial buildings

LINES
This provides an overview of interesting stats such as average speed, along with a detailed breakdown including:
- Each line section along with the average speed of vehicles for that section
- Real time readouts of vehicle performance in the section
- From opening window it will start to record and calculate the average load for each section
- Provides info for trains that are waiting at a signal or potentially "lost"

STATIONS
The station inspection goes much further than the vanilla UI to get a complete overview of where passengers are coming from and where they are going:
- Provides a grouping of the city pairs that waiting passengers are travelling between
- Like vanilla UI provides a breakdown of passengers by line and next destination - but further breaks this down by their final destination
- Provides a breakdown for each line of where the passengers waiting originated from

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Update 1.1:
- Adds a new feature: You can now bring up charts of the line sections of a road or rail line and:
-- See the elevation of the route
-- See the predicted performance of vehicles
-- See the actual performance of vehicles in real time
- Added some fixes that should solve cases of lines not displaying under certain circumstances

Let me know in the comments if you encounter any issues or would like to add any feature requests.