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Freight Train
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10.345 MB
9 Jul @ 11:22pm
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Freight Train

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- Colour: Colour conforming
- Length: 145m (locomotive + 9 cars)
- Capacity: 45 (3x times vanilla)
- Max Speed: 110km/h

Suspension and acceleration/braking values are tweaked for the vehicle to act more realistic

CSPT livery variant available here: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/workshop/filedetails/?id=3521693846
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Failer  [author] 10 Jul @ 10:55pm 
Because every train has:

- a locomotive,
- 3 types of wagons with 11 submeshes each
- a tail locomotive

That's unfortunately how the game developers decided to handle freight trains and ability to show different types of cargo. (The only difference being that my assets have 3 wagons for more variation and models are more detailed - but on the other hand the textures are a lot smaller and there are about 7 textures shared between all 33 submeshes)

Just use Loading Screen Mod, a lot of this will not be loaded into the game and if you use more than one freight train wagons will be loaded only once, because they all use the same wagons. Tail locomotive is also shared with front locomotive, and they both are shared with the passenger locomotives (unless they don't exist in passenger version).
1942ertan 10 Jul @ 12:32pm 
I want to ask something, my friend, why can passenger trains be built for 3 MB, but freight trains are over 10 MB?