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- If multiple lines use the same set of tracks, adding invisible waggons of the same speed to every train would avoid permanent stop and go behaviour
- More importantly; if you have a freight line that is slightly too long for it to work with up-to-date trains, you could reduce transport costs by adding a waggon like this, and thereby use the route with more powerful locomotives and more modern waggons.
-> difference to track speeds is that they don't influence the transport/travel costs, which are calculated using train speed (and low speed tracks still cause random breaking/stopping bugs)
Also some trains and wagons are too fast and I want to slow down like have the iron ore train move only at 80 km/h when it is fully loaded and 100km/h for average heavy freight. Also trains break as if they always have an emergency. In real life trains break more smoothly. Is there a way to make a powered car that is heavy but powers itself and has really really bad breaks to simulate reality a littble bit better?
Thx. This mod already helps me with super heavy freight trains.
by the way gr8 idea