I'd imagine that it is also possible for this to happen when the AI builds a road in an expanding town. I've found that in certain geometries building a road nearby can 'pull' the connection between a road and a station or industry away from it, severing the connection. Does each industry highlight when you click on it's station? What's likely is that somewhere along the line one of your industries has lost it's connection to the station. None of this though should make the industries stop. You could though get to 100% by adding a line to also send planks to a second Tool Factory or getting the existing one to upgrade. These figures are independent of how much you're transporting, that value is the ''Transport' amount and adding more capacity to your lines will only change Transport and never change Shipment.
The shipping of the Tool Factory is 100 (100%) as the town can use all of the Tool Factory output (and more).
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However the shipping of the Sawmill maxes out at only 100 (50%), because 100 is all the planks that the Tool factory needs to make its full production of Tools and the sawmill can make 200. The shipping of the Forest will reach 400 (100%) because the Sawmill needs all of it's logs to produce all the planks it can. Tool Factory produces 100 tools and needs 100 planks (1:1).Īnd assume that the Town needs > 100 tools and all are covered by the final station. Sawmill produces 200 planks and needs 400 logs to do this. None of the industries have been used before, so none have upgraded. It was even more fun for me than the game itself.The shipping is the total amount required by all consumers (industries and town buildings) that are linked to that industry.įorest -> Saw Mill -> Tool Factory -> Town. In TF1, for a long time there I was getting all kinds of troubleshooting saves. This is the shared connection they need to transfer goods between them. When you place two stations next to each other, you'll see a little blue line between them when theyre close. Originally posted by HydroSqueegee: looks like it's because your truck terminal is not connected directly to the cargo train station. It was even more fun for me than the game itself. Just too many variables that I can't solve without control of the mouse, LOL.
OP, if you don't have this resolved by the time I get off work in about 7 hours, I would love to have the save file to take a look at it for you.
Is the truck drop off point in town in that section of town?Īlso, what does the factory show in it's stats? However the shipping of the Sawmill maxes out at only 100 (50), because 100 is all the planks that the Tool factory needs to make its full production of Tools and the sawmill can make 200. It would be very helpful to know where the machinery is needed in town. The shipping of the Forest will reach 400 (100) because the Sawmill needs all of its logs to produce all the planks it can. As long as the station is white when you click on the truck station, they are "connected." I see the footpaths in the photos he provided, which helps me assume that the 2 are connected. I have every truck stop across the street from every train station. Originally posted by lennynotkravitz:So the Factory is producing and the train is able to hold machine parts, the line is set up and the station is connected, but unfortunately it still won't start shipping.Ĭargo Station looks like it's because your truck terminal is not connected directly to the cargo train station.
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