Train Tunnelling on Kuban Map

[jollyjack]

Was trying to get the most believable 'train goes through tunnel' setup.

Train entering the tunnel is an ugly delete affair, and after passing the tunnel it stops at a station.

 

This is the best i could come up with so far. Maybe someone has better programming trickery?

 

PS The player is a TC tank i think, no plane, but maybe a standard tank loads if you don't have TC?

Train Tunnel Test v1.zip

Edited April 2, 2021 by jollyjack

[jollyjack]

Found a slightly better option by respawning the train after the tunnel ...

Actually if the devs could make up a 50m long tunnel entrance instead of the approx 20m that it's now,  it could be far more believable ! 

 

Train Tunnel Test v2a.zip

[IckyATLAS]

If it was possible to spawn a train that is speeding at a given set speed that would be very useful.

But in the end why not make a real tunnel in the map with a train going through. Is this so complicated to do ? I wonder.

[jollyjack]

6 minutes ago, IckyATLAS said:

If it was possible to spawn a train that is speeding at a given set speed that would be very useful.

But in the end why not make a real tunnel in the map with a train going through. Is this so complicated to do ? I wonder.

 

Just been messing with a train tunnel on the Rheinland map, Remagen train bridge ...

somethings totally wrong there, like the stint of railway after the bridge is not there at all, and the bridge towers, huh?

Maybe with the announced railway fixes it's OK?

Edited April 14, 2021 by jollyjack

[Jaegermeister]

Maybe. All we have seen is a couple of screens from railyards in a few of the larger cities. I seem to recall there was a house on the tracks you have to delete also.

[jollyjack]

Trains and tunnels .. nice that they keep going, but won't go underground (not always?):

 

[Sketch]

Is this above the tunnel? LOL

 

 

 

Along that same rail line...

I've found, but haven't thoroughly tested, that the trains can get stuck at the junction at 1334.2.

 

 

I get black squares at that connection when looking at the rail line connection. Not sure if it's related: