Transport Fever - How To Use Signals Tutorial

[@panzer13]

I stopped playing this game for a bit, I recently got back into it, and forgot how signals worked, but immediately remembered this specific tutorial, was the one that helped me the most :)

[@anyholm]

Because of this video and your excellent explanation, I finally understand train signals. \o/ Logical and entertaining. Thank you very much. It is also a pleasure to see the games logic shine through. The player just needs to understand how and why it works. Back to the game.

[@Stealth17Gaming]

Glad to help out! Let me know if you have any further questions :)

[@Woodninja099]

Omg thank you so much stealth! this always confused me!

[@Stealth17Gaming]

Glad it's clear now :)

[@migsbro]

Great, best tutorial I have seen on this

[@Stealth17Gaming]

Thanks!

[@109133TTX1]

Thnx man, for the clear instructions!

[@Stealth17Gaming]

Happy to help!

[@jeeves3426]

Very well explained! Thanks!

[@mistacoolie8481]

Been looking for this! super clear and informed Thanks!

[@highvoltage816]

Beautiful explained thx

[@paulpeters462]

You have just saved my computer from the open window. Thoroughly explained in simple terms. Thank you so much :) Subbed for more of your vids :)

[@mikaelgrund4014]

Just what I've been looking for. Crystal clear!

[@aitoneo]

Thank you, this helped me alot. It was beautifully explained.

[@Schmevel]

This should come with the game. Thanks!

[@velizarzdravkov6686]

You can use signals as checkpoints in the line queue. It is very useful some times when you have a complex infrastructure.

[@kaasAAPJE]

bedankt voor de info gap!!

[@powerfulshammy]

You can connect 2 platforms in 1 line with 2 tracks with 2 trains both going 2 way. Just put other side a waypoint line 1 will not use the waypoint but line 2 will use the waypoint now train 1 using line 1 will not need to find the waypoint while train 2 will need to find waypoint as its using line 2. Now both tracks are 2 way.

[@ChristianHaugland74]

after the new patch, we can use dip switches on the line that coems from tulsa, instead of making another split, just make the first split a dip switch. :)

[@586263bg2]

really nice , u save my day

[@robbleeker4777]

It is actually easier/saver to remove the signals by zooming out and click the blue squares that symbolize the signals

[@Robocline]

Very useful thanks

[@holtz3943]

Interesting. Is there a system for automatically spreading signals across a track every given interval? That's one of the handiest features in OpenTTD, particularly when you're laying long lines, so I expect Transport Fever to have something similar.

[@Stealth17Gaming]

I was hoping that it did, but so far I haven't found it yet. For now you'll have to put the signals down manually.

[@TK-11538]

Is a general rule of thumb “put a signal where you want the train to stop/wait”?

[@clivefive4081]

thank you

[@ethanong4947]

Thanks!

[@jaysmith1408]

How can you get a faster passenger train to pass a slower freight?

[@maxschroder6873]

when do you Continue your Lp of transport fever? i really liked it sey for my englisch i'm actually from Germany^^

[@Stealth17Gaming]

I will continue it today (Tuesday)

[@maxschroder6873]

Stealth17 Gaming thats nice! btw you catched me in school^^

[@Jesther01]

hey stealth it has been a while, but i never really stop to watch the channel, and i would like to see you try a Large / American / 1970 start / Hilly / Hard map / as they are saying that is really difficult to get any kind of profit and most players is more like to fail... i'd bought this game 3 days ago and like in my childhood with the holecosters taycons i got me completely addicted to it, but i'm way to out of shape for this type of game, so i would like to see you have a go, if its possible, and i think i would be a nice break down from the constant Cold Waters / From the Depths vids.

[@Stealth17Gaming]

Good point! I'll have a look at it and see what I cook up.

[@linebacker1127]

no wargame :(