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Due to different Industry extensions having different amount of products per different amount of ticks, you can see even decimal value being produced each game tick. For example, a fully upgraded '''[[Forest]]''' can produce 3.1 Logs [[File:icon logs.png|16px|link=material]] and 1 Coal [[File:icon coal.png|16px|link=material]] per a game tick. This decimal value shown in the industry tool-tip is only a mathematical averaging '''per one tick'''. As matter of fact, the industry produces only whole items, but the production for some units takes longer than production of other units, hence the decimal per one game tick.
According to [[Jan Zeleny]], ticks for Trains work a little differently. New trains consume fuel every five game ticks, but only when accelerating or keeping top speed. While waiting at '''[[signals]]''', a train still consumes fuel but at a slower rate. While stopped at the station '''[[stations]]''' loading/unloading or slowing down, the train does not consume fuel. The rate of fuel consumption is dependent on the [[Game Settings|'''Game Settings''']] and [[Vehicle Aging|'''Vehicle Age''']].
[[Category:Basics]]