Hello, I would like to create my own train station, but unfortunately I don't have the possibility to specify the point where a train should spawn.
Only get the message, path not found.
Only get the message, path not found.
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I recommend getting Advanced Buildings Editor from the workshop. Make sure to enable it before loading up your station in the asset editor. It has a little menu in the top left corner and there's a button for auto placing spawn points. That should fix it for you.
Also just to make sure, you're using the special station tracks right and not just a normal track?
Also just to make sure, you're using the special station tracks right and not just a normal track?
Thanks to the mod I hadn't thought about it before.
As far as Train Station Tracks are concerned, the only difference to normal Train Tracks is that the Train Station Tracks have a pedestrian walkway, which is necessary to set a stop at all.
What distinguishes the Train-Station Tracks from normal train tracks is that the Train-Station Tracks are longer than normal segments, normally all 12 raster blocks are started with a new segment, in between there is a node, the Train-Station Tracks at the normal station are 15 raster blocks long.
But how can I get longer trains into a self-made station?
Tested it, created a Train-Station Track in the Road-Editor and then extended it in the game with the "Move-it" mod, but as soon as this over 22 raster-blocks comes up, no path will be found.
For example, how does the Berlin Central Station from the workshop work?
As far as Train Station Tracks are concerned, the only difference to normal Train Tracks is that the Train Station Tracks have a pedestrian walkway, which is necessary to set a stop at all.
What distinguishes the Train-Station Tracks from normal train tracks is that the Train-Station Tracks are longer than normal segments, normally all 12 raster blocks are started with a new segment, in between there is a node, the Train-Station Tracks at the normal station are 15 raster blocks long.
But how can I get longer trains into a self-made station?
Tested it, created a Train-Station Track in the Road-Editor and then extended it in the game with the "Move-it" mod, but as soon as this over 22 raster-blocks comes up, no path will be found.
For example, how does the Berlin Central Station from the workshop work?
Train station tracks are stretched. The easiest way to do it is using MoveIt, but there's also a script (which I ofc can't find right now). But there's a limit around 180, 200 or 220 units long. I can't remember which one it is, it's been a long time since I messed around with tracks last time.
Thanks a lot for confirming, I've already thought about the Move-it mod and I've already found out about the maximum.
A Train-Station Track can be a maximum of 176 meters long, I measured it with a narrow road parallel after, there are 22 raster blocks, I calculate the width of the road in addition at both ends I come to 26 raster blocks which corresponds then altogether 208 meters, 1 raster block has 8 meters.
Thanks again, only ask me how this Berlin Central Station works out of the workshop, it is much longer.
A Train-Station Track can be a maximum of 176 meters long, I measured it with a narrow road parallel after, there are 22 raster blocks, I calculate the width of the road in addition at both ends I come to 26 raster blocks which corresponds then altogether 208 meters, 1 raster block has 8 meters.
Thanks again, only ask me how this Berlin Central Station works out of the workshop, it is much longer.
You could try and ask in the comments on that station. My guess would be it isn't 1 segment, but 2 - either station track or station track plus normal track.
The station works with the Extra Train Station Tracks (ETST-Mod).
Need to take a closer look at the station, see if I can find out how it's done.
But also think that a Train-Station Track and Normal Train Track is used here.
Need to take a closer look at the station, see if I can find out how it's done.
But also think that a Train-Station Track and Normal Train Track is used here.