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the only part i think would be difficult would be getting the proportions correct
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I have been working on my metro for some time now. I have so far two stations and am now building tunnels to my main central wich all tunnels will go to. The biggest problem now isnt digging tunnels, its having enough iron to make tracks.
I have partly solved the problem that tracks cant really be split in different cunctions but the solution demands more tracks. The solution you might ask? well the main station is one of the solution, with one hub that connects several lines with a few stations in each solves big part of that problem and the solution to the problem of how everyone should be able to travel to the main central is just add more tracks from every station, this however demands so much tracks that I wonder if I ever will be able to mine so much.
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Originally Posted by paecmaker
I have partly solved the problem that tracks cant really be split in different cunctions but the solution demands more tracks.
I'm not really sure what you're getting at, but you do know you can have an intersection switch via redstone, allowing you to have a track turn to either the right or left to connect to a different rail by pressing a button, right?
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I just put a normal track as the corner track. I haven't had problems since doing so :)
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Originally Posted by Muffincat
I'm not really sure what you're getting at, but you do know you can have an intersection switch via redstone, allowing you to have a track turn to either the right or left to connect to a different rail by pressing a button, right?
That is what I meant, I didnt know you could do that with the redstone. :p
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I don't know how to, but dili does it a lot; you should talk to him about it ^^
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When you have a T intersection of rails you can power the rail at the intersection by powering it or the block it is attached to via redstone wire or torch and it will switch between it's two possible positions whether it is powered or unpowered. Through the use of buttons with delays, buttons with RS NOR latches, or a switch you can effectively use it as a controllable intersection.
If you have any more questions or want, I could write up a redstone tutorial on various train station building methods. Drop me a PM or visitor message and I'll do it up in a new thread so that we don't derail this one (pun intended).
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Originally Posted by Diligence109
When you have a T intersection of rails you can power the rail at the intersection by powering it or the block it is attached to via redstone wire or torch and it will switch between it's two possible positions whether it is powered or unpowered. Through the use of buttons with delays, buttons with RS NOR latches, or a switch you can effectively use it as a controllable intersection.
If you have any more questions or want, I could write up a redstone tutorial on various train station building methods. Drop me a PM or visitor message and I'll do it up in a new thread so that we don't derail this one (pun intended).
Yeah that works, I do that all the time too :D
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Well, cause Minecraft is pretty much all I play nowadays, and Epsilon likes to every once in a while redirect me to this site, here's a few of the things I've been working on... (All done by hand, both for collecting and placing materials. CAUSE THAT'S HOW I ROLL! Though I do play on peaceful...)
The Great Impossibility (No real point to this, I just wanted to do something semi-abstract.)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v9...ossibility.png
Del Serouth (Grape Farm. Note: This was before shears, meaning to get those grape rows, I had to repeatedly grow trees til they were the right height, then trim them to the right shape... Same with those shrubs.)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v9...DelSerouth.png
Canoris Major (No comment.)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v9...98/Canoris.png
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wow ..... amazing what some people do with this game...
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