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Due to different Industry extensions having different amount of ticks, you can see different amounts of Goods being produced each game tick. For example, a fully upgraded [[Forest]] can produce 2-4 Logs and 1 Coal on a game tick. | Due to different Industry extensions having different amount of ticks, you can see different amounts of Goods being produced each game tick. For example, a fully upgraded [[Forest]] can produce 2-4 Logs and 1 Coal on a game tick. | ||
| − | According to [[Jan Zeleny]], ticks for Trains work a little differently. Trains consume fuel only when accelerating or keeping top speed. While waiting at [[signals]], loading/unloading or slowing down, the train does not consume fuel. | + | According to [[Jan Zeleny]], ticks for Trains work a little differently. Trains consume fuel every five game ticks, but only when accelerating or keeping top speed. While waiting at [[signals]], loading/unloading or slowing down, the train does not consume fuel. |
However, while the train is waiting in a [[depot]], it does consume fuel. | However, while the train is waiting in a [[depot]], it does consume fuel. | ||
[[Category:Basics]] | [[Category:Basics]] | ||
Revision as of 11:17, 25 November 2017
Game Manual
- Basics
- Game content
- Infrastructure
- Vehicles
Game ticks represent an amount of time required before automatic in-game processes happen. Both the arrow (→) and a dash (-) represent one game tick. One game tick takes 10 seconds at normal game speed. One in-game day occurs every three seconds at normal game speed. Progress to the next tick is always displayed next to the current game date (see In-game interface). Accelerating the Game speed also affects ticks.
List of processes affected by game ticks
- Production of Resources at Industries
- Production of Passengers at Towns
- Deduction of vehicle Operating costs
Due to different Industry extensions having different amount of ticks, you can see different amounts of Goods being produced each game tick. For example, a fully upgraded Forest can produce 2-4 Logs and 1 Coal on a game tick.
According to Jan Zeleny, ticks for Trains work a little differently. Trains consume fuel every five game ticks, but only when accelerating or keeping top speed. While waiting at signals, loading/unloading or slowing down, the train does not consume fuel. However, while the train is waiting in a depot, it does consume fuel.
