Linking carts is somewhat difficult, compared to other mods - they have to touch, sometimes go into each-other a bit, before they will link. The hitboxes for the trains are large, which means you want to separate your trains a fair bit, and be cautious around the front of the train, as it'll knock you back easily. (Also, some sound of the train wheels when it goes by would be nice.) Rails of War Overall, TC is a well made mod, abiding closest to Minecraft scale and style, but could use work on the laying and transition to 3D tracks. Rails of war is a late 1800s era mod about steam trains. With some beautiful models and full scale, it's an impressive sight. Hearing the locomotive roar across the track is wonderful. Moving around the train cabin is possible too, you're not locked in. The pieces are fairly long, and manual, but when doing curves, you have to place one, then go to the other end, and line it up and place it. The preview mode with f5 helps a little, but it's still my least favorite rail laying.įuelling the locomotive is just coal - strangely enough, steam locomotives don't need water. Connecting cars is quite simple, and they will automatically pull together if they are close enough. The link is removed however brake reduction and acceleration are not updated.Perhaps most interesting is controlling the locomotive itself - fully animated inside, it takes 10 buttons to control the full thing - brakes, regulator, reverser, dynamic lights, horn. Towed weight value doesn't update if the server experiences trouble loading a cart.US Tank Wagon has strange tilting mechanics/ tends to ignore railcraft switches ( /u/daunty).Large curves turning left are invisible until a relog on multiplayer.Semi-Major (Causes problems, but you can probably work around it)
Tracks do not drop when broken ( /u/swanberg).Major (You don't crash, but its pretty severe) Bugs are divided into categories based on how severe they are.
Since there wasn't one already I decided to make a bug thread to put all of the found bugs into.
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