#Voxel tycoon intersection driver#
#Voxel tycoon intersection full#

#Voxel tycoon intersection full#

(This applies to any rule involving refueling that isnвЂ™t full race fuel at the start, really.) If the rules make you refuel twice, for example, you probably donвЂ™t need to worry about tire life nearly as much because you have a very specific maximum laps on a pit window. Pay very close attention to your current championshipвЂ™s rule set because thereвЂ™s wildly different strategies based on those. ThereвЂ™s some hidden aspects that should be obvious: engine is more important than say aero, because who needs more downforce if you donвЂ™t have the speed to need it. Thank you!ДЇWIW I learned F1/open wheel racing strategy from the game and not the other way around. It's mostly just managing your money and doing time management during research, and learning how your tires behave during the race to optimize pit strategies, most of which were pretty familiar for me from other management gamesДЄwesome, I'm just gonna dive right in then. I've never found the car tweaking to follow any rhyme nor reason during the testing stages. Is there anything I need to know about the sport itself before I dive in, and if so any good guides? I'm not talking about the mechanics of the game itself, I just don't know if it assumes you know about racing or not. To anyone whose played it: I know literally nothing about racing besides LOUD CAR GO VROOM.

#Voxel tycoon intersection driver#

I actually had a rideshare driver the other day who I was talking to during the ride and he was telling me how he's a sports car racer in his spare time, which I thought was wicked cool. Watching Quill18 on youtube made me pull the trigger on Motorsport Manager. Can you post an image of something that's not working how you expect? Chain signal before entrance, chain signal any internal section dividers where you don't want trains to actually stop, regular signal after exit merge. Signals work exactly like they do in Factorio, although the actual pathfinding algorithm is definitely different.

I like the system they have in there but it needs refinement and for people like you and I who don't have an encyclopedic knowledge of train intersections it's hard to tell if something's off because you placed the signals incorrectly or if it's the game being buggy.

Not sure if it's definitely causing the issues you're seeing but stuff like putting lines too close to each other causes problems with signals being tripped that normally wouldn't. I actually put the game down for now because the signals seem pretty buggy. Having some examples to look at and test would go a long way towards figuring out which of those 3 is happening to me. I don't know if that's because things are bugged, or VT signals work different than Factorio, or I'm just stupid. I have a lot of experience with trains in Factorio, and I thought I could get them to work, but they still dont flow quite like I'd expect in Factorio. I'm mostly looking for a RHD 2 lane 4 direction intersection. For those playing Voxel Tycoon - has anyone come across a resource with some train intersection layouts.