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Configurable Transport Capacity
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roberto tomás 27 Mar, 2015 @ 5:52am
Sample Configurations thread
thought it would be useful for people to see different config files, please post them here! .. the sample that comes on the github page is nice .. but what I was really looking for was the default values from the game, before I went changing things (so I could see how big a change I was considering). I still haven't found that. IN the mean time, here's the change I am thinking of:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <ModSettings xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <!-- Setting this to 'false' will tell the mod not to mess with capacities for any newly spawned transport vehicles. 'true' will allow the mod to do it's work! --> <ModifyTransportCapacities>true</ModifyTransportCapacities> <!-- Air service: The most common passenger plane in the world is the A350 Carrying any combination of 3 different classes with seating availability of between 270 and 470 seats per plane --> <PassengerPlaneCapacity>350</PassengerPlaneCapacity> <!-- Naval service: "Cruise Liners" or "Commuter Ferries"? Cruise liners offering less than 500 capacity are categorized as "small" and are suitable to general docks. you could safely use this number if you just want cruis ships. The largest in the world run towards ~3000 at present, but any large cruise ship will need a super-sized dock. Ferries: 100-250 is typical. Boston's MBTA highlights a line that offers 150, while NY's Staten Island is serviced by ~100 --> <PassengerShipCapacity>200</PassengerShipCapacity> <!-- Rail service: Amtrak rail usually offers roughly 80 seats per car for coach There is standing room also, but also there are higher class cars than coach. If you want Bi-level (high capacity) type trains then it should be twice that. If instead you want high speed trains, go for the 80. --> <!-- Note: This is per-car on the train. Not total for the entire train! --> <PassengerTrainCapacity>160</PassengerTrainCapacity> <!-- Metro: Washington DC Metro train cars have between 80 and ~140 seats and are all listed with a max capacity of about 170-185 --> <!-- Note: This is per-car on the metro. Not total for the entire train! --> <MetroCapacity>140</MetroCapacity> <!-- Bus service: Metro buses offer ~30 (up to 45 seats for the x2 type), and can run over capacity. Older Metro buses were classificed as offering 40-64 seats, and could also run over capacity. How packed do you want them? --> <BusCapacity>55</BusCapacity> </ModSettings>
Last edited by roberto tomás; 28 Mar, 2015 @ 5:15am
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Apoc  [developer] 27 Mar, 2015 @ 6:08am 
Here are the default values from the client (as of the latest patch 1.06b)

// Default: 30 BusCapacity = 90; // Default: 30 PassengerTrainCapacity = 160; // Default: 100 PassengerShipCapacity = 200; // Default: 30 PassengerPlaneCapacity = 350; // Default: 30 MetroCapacity = 140;
This is also from the actual mod code, so you can see the default values that the mod will set things to as of the next build.
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roberto tomás 27 Mar, 2015 @ 6:36am 
thank you apocdev!
// Default: 30
PassengerTrainCapacity = 160;
Is that right? 30 was the per-car limit for train and metro cars? Crazy! We definitely needed this mod
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Apoc  [developer] 27 Mar, 2015 @ 6:48am 
Yep!

public class PassengerTrainAI : TrainAI { public int m_passengerCapacity = 30; public int m_ticketPrice = 200;

The game really does need some better default numbers.

I understand why they fudge it to being so low, since you are capped at just over 1.04M citizens. (I may have a mod soon to increase that number...)

At the higher values, it starts to remove a lot of the planning, since you have a fairly small amount of people actually driving anywhere, and just taking public transit instead.
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