Small Gauge Railway Track (Foundation)
“ | A segment of railway for small gauge train cars. Tracks can attach to or fork from existing railways to form complex networks. This type of railway can only be built on Foundations. | „ |
— In-game description |
The Small Gauge Railway Track (Foundation) is a player built structure used as tracks for small Trains. It is one of the small rail variants along with Small Gauge Railway Track and Small Gauge Railway Track (Biarc).
Construction
It is built with a Hammer and costs 25 Construction Materials. It can only be built on Foundations.
A track segment can cross any kind of track, it can even be built directly on top of a Railway Track (Foundation).
Its blueprint automatically snaps to existing small tracks and blueprints, hold Shift
to disable it.
It must be at least 5 meters long and cannot be longer than 30 meters.
A track can split from an existing track to create a fork. A semaphore automatically spawns next to the fork, it can be toggled with E
to select the desired path. The semaphor's current setting is displayed as an arrow icon on its model, either going straight or diagonally. The semaphore is incorporeal, it doesn't block anything.
A track can be slightly elevated using Mouse Scroll Wheel
. The elevation angle of each end can be adjusted with the same button while holding RMB
.
Demolition
The original builder can instantly demolish it if it was built less than 6 hours ago. The materials used in the construction are refunded and dropped under the player.
Destruction
- It is immune to Friendly Fire but it can be flagged for "Disruptive Structure Placement"
to remove the immunity (5 "votes" needed).
- It can't be damaged if a train car is on top of them.
Use
It is solely used as tracks for small Trains.
Tips
- You cannot adjust elevation and angle of a track's end if it's attached to another track, so always place the rails that require the most delicate adjustments first.
- When placing tracks on hills it's generally easier to start at the top and work downwards.
- Since rails can be demolished within 6 hours, you can test them quickly for obstructions and replace easily replace them if needed.