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In deze tutorial leert je de nodige vaardigheden om sporen aan te leggen en vervolgens om sporen te verwijderen.
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Hoe leg ik sporen aan?
Om the beginnen, moet je eerst de toolbar Bouw spoorwegen openen - klik hiervoor op de knop Bouw spoorwegen 
in de menubar:
Naast het aanleggen van sporen op vlakke terreinen kan er ook gebouwd worden op hellingen. Er zijn 2 manieren om dit te doen:
- Door gebruik te maken de eerste 4 knoppen om in 1 richting sporen aan te leggen (gemakkelijk, maar traag)
- Door gebruik te maken van de autorail tool (iets minder makkelijker, maar veel sneller)
Building selected direction tracks
Click on one of the rail building buttons ( 
). The example uses the 4th button.
Placing tracks
- Move the cursor over the tile you want to start your track on.
Laying a new track - Drag the cursor to where you want your track to end.
Laying a new track - Release the mouse button and your new track will appear.
Your new track
Removing tracks
To remove the tracks, select the Remove tool ( 
). The white square will change to a red square. Now you can simply click & drag along the existing tracks to remove them. Click the tool button again to deselect it. You can also use the R key shortcut.
Using Autorail tool
First select the Autorail button ( 
) from the railway construction toolbar. You cursor will change to represent Autorail feature.
Placing tracks
- Placing horizontal/vertical straight pieces (along squares) is the easiest. Put your cursor over any square and click & drag along the squares. The white lines represent your future tracks.
You can click in a square and move your mouse in different directions to see how new tracks would be placed.
Laying a straight piece of tracks - Release your mouse cursor and you will have built a straight piece of tracks.
A newly built straight piece of tracks - Placing diagonal tracks is just the same, click & drag from one square to another. Note that a diagonal track, unlike a horizontal / vertical track, occupies only half a square - meaning you can put two diagonal tracks onto one square.
Laying a diagonal piece of tracks - Autorail tool works fine with hilly terrain, showing you how tracks will be placed on a non-uniform landscape.
Laying a piece of tracks over a hilly terrain
Laid a piece of tracks over hills
Removing tracks
There are two ways to remove pieces of tracks (besides the dynamite ( 
) tool)
- The easy way to remove tracks is to hold down the CTRL key.
- To remove a piece of tracks, hold CTRL and click & drag along existing piece of tracks. Just as you would when building tracks.
Deleting a piece of tracks (with CTRL) - Release the mouse and the tracks will be sold.
A newly deleted piece of tracks
- The second way is to select the Remove tool (
). The white rail-lines will change to red lines. Now you can simply click & drag along the existing tracks to remove them. Click the tool button again to deselect it. You can also use the R key shortcut. Note that where you have two diagonal pieces of track running alongside each other in the same square, you need to be accurate and only click the actual piece track you want to remove. Just clicking anywhere in the square is not the way to do it.
Deleting a piece of tracks with clear button
Connection types
There are two angles at which the tracks can connect.
45°
Below is a 45° connection, a train can pass through one such connection without slowing down. However, if the same train is on more than one 45° connection at once, it will slow down.
90°
This is a 90° connection. A train slows down considerably every time is has to pass one of these.
If the advanced setting "Forbid trains and ships to make 90° turns" is enabled, then trains cannot pass this kind of connection and will stop and reverse like the end of the line.
You will find that you can become very proficient at laying tracks if you master the A, Ctrl+A and D shortcut keys - A for Autorail (Ctrl for remove) and D for Dynamite. Use X to toggle tree and building transparency/visibility - also very useful. See also the list of shortcut keys.
