Kan: plays multiplayer game Also Kan: talks about how all his friends play it Also Kan: playing it solo

The single track in the wood is when you buy a train car where it shows you the preview of the vehicle before you buy it

I love this series SO much. Every time i see a new episode i just immediately start watching it. Good job on all the progress you made today

i literally watched the last video and i was like "uhh ohhh video done... what do i do with my life now!?" and then: BOOM NEW PART UPLOADED 4MINS AGO

now that you have a yard, it’d be a good time to learn about whistle signals. examples: 1 short blast = “we’ve fully stopped” 2 short blasts = “we’re about to move forward” 3 short blasts = “we’re about to move backward” 2 long, 1 short, 1 long = coming to a railroad crossing (which unfortunately aren’t in the game yet) there’s also various other codes: when backing up to couple cars, railroaders use “car-length” and “truck-length” (“truck” being the wheel frames on the freight cars) to tell the engineer how far they have to back up. for example: “You got two car lengths. One car length. Truck length. Stop!” it’s quite helpful in yards like that. really enjoying the series so far! :)

while i was watching another streamer stream this last night, one of the 3d modelers from the dev team actually told us that if you look around the world you can find "hints that there was another railroad there" keep an eye out for tracks in world and old road beds.

You can get perfectly straight tracks by using the curve tool. When its set to 0 degrees, it will lock in a straight path only for both rails and foundation. Only the first piece will potentially be crooked.

Hi, one of the devs here (soundtrack man!) - the piece of track you mention about 1 minute in is the track where the purchase menu renders things. Eventually it will be hidden but that's just on the to-do list after bug squishing :)

Excellent love this game! That random straight piece of track is where your new locomotives arrive after you have bought them! And the real railway word for the shunt lines bit you made is called a ‘Marshalling yard’

I love the new way to place tracks! For parallel tracks place T's only then every other other track on the left. Example: ++ + + ++ + + ++

This is turning out to be a cool series! In last episodes i’ve seen the struggle with earning more money early game; apparently cordwood is quite nice for that (about 80$ per car but you need a special car for that)

There's a program called Mouse Recorder and you can make it so when you push a button, it launches a sequence of recorded clicks on the screen. It's a little tedious to make work, but once it works it's a huge help. You can make it so it opens the buy menu>clicks rails>clicks crossover. You can make it go super fast, like .1 of a second, and all you gotta do is press the begin button (whatever u set that to in the settings). I know it could be considered "cheating" but for super tedious repetitive things like wanting to use those crossovers it's a huge help, and you could easily make super long tracks using that method, probably just as fast as you would a normal track or even faster (if you want it to be super straight). Or you could just wait for an update for making perfectly straight track, who knows when that will be, hopefully soon.

My god, laying tracks in this game is like using only a compass to draw angles.

Can't wait until y'all get the group together and we get an episode where you all are playing at once! That cross building trick is so great for shunt yards!

Why not use the switches as a guide for perfectly straight track instead of the crossovers?

Yes finnaly a new epison i think my reaction time increased

If you’re considering having multiple engines running at the same time, then it might be a good idea to have a few sidings at the sawmill and other such places as well as a dedicated engine to handle trains of materials going in, and the product/ empty cars going out

i have never been more enthralled with a youtube series. and i don't. know. WHY.

I love hearing kAN gush about straight and parallel lines.

Tiny betsy is good to start with but when you start adding more wagons... it's better off as a shunting and use the larger locomotive to do the hauling.

For long distance straight lines you can maybe try binding left click to a key on your keyboard, then look down and only use W and S to move with your character whilst building.

I'd recommend leaving one line in the shunt yard clear so you can always get a locomotive through, while you often can use the loop, it will be more convenient

Love how this was accomplished. Glad your bro showed you how to do this b/c now it's time for me to replicate what you did. I will say maybe this is a tip, you could delete every other pair of cross track instead of deleting a pair then opening up menu and laying straight track over and over. This would speed up the process and limit the times you had to open up the menu to add or delete. Just a thought I had when you were doing it. Won't know if that's the case until I try it myself tonight when I get on. THanks for the video

Just a thing i want to say. When you get so many carriges so it takes time to stop, you can be in the carrige at the rear of the train and apply the hanbrakes on that car. It would be faster to stop. (When on mltiplyer)

this is what I love about railroads. As a kid we usually all love them because of the gigantic beast of metal and fire that is a steam engine, or Iron horse as they called them back in the day, but as a adult I love them because they can really put your mind to work trying to figure out things like what engine is pulling what train, where to place the track to get there the quickest, where to place a water or sand tower-I could literally go on. The way I see it a railroad and railway is a strategist job. It's a job that requires not just a good thinker, but a good thinker who can work on the fly. After all not every engine is meant to do the same thing just like not every worker is meant to swing a hammer, or work at a desk.

I love the marshalling yard you've built. It looks wonderful.

16:10 you could leave that switch as it is, and run one more parallel track down to main line from it, avoiding the depot. This way you could back up a loco if you had all 5 "parking" tracks occupied.

Could have save a lot of space by placing switches going to the left as well as right, which would make the throat of your yard a lot more compact, and make all the sidings similar in size. To clarify, the throat of a yard should look like a branching tree when viewed from above

I had never heard of this game before today, and I'm not even that interested in trains, but watching these videos have been great honestly, loving the series.

That yard is beautiful. Also turning while rerailing works but is finicky. You have to hold down left button and sometimes it will only flip it if you move with mouse button down

Brilliant, I can’t wait to get this game thanks to you showing it off!! It looks amazing!!

Great idea with the crossovers, Union Pacific Approved!

Love the videos Man! Also, I would love to see you get one of the geared steam locomotives (the climax and hiesler)

My brother takes about a week or two just to clean his room. At least I get it done in a day when I'm there to watch (and sometimes help) him.

Betsy can pull up to 30 cars she’s more powerful than the eureka and the class 70 has no brakes

“I am a perfectionist” he said as setting the speed to exactly 50%

Put the turntable on the end of the rail yard, then you can just drive in with your train, detach, turn and then you use one of the tracks for driving back. Might be a soulution instead of building huge turn around loops.

A few tips from my experience playing: 1. The re-railing rotate button does work, you just have to be looking at the track when you click it. It's also janky on hills. 2. Dragging doesn't care about your orientation. If you want to switch to the left track, you drag to your left on the switcher regardless of which way you're facing it. 3. The Locomotive Buyer Guide in the Steam Community tells the truth, except the Climax seems to have the same regulator bug as the Heisler.

Please keep this series going it’s so fun to watch!!!

These series made me buy this... Thanks bro :)

You should expand the switch going towards the starting area enough for you to park a shunting locomotive

Can't wait to see dapper reaction to the new yard

Loving the series, just got the game myself cant wait to try it and hopefully i can get as good as you ;)

I believe the random price of track off by itself at the staring point is where the preview of engines and train cars when you buy them takes place

i really love this series and the game, I bought it after seeing the first episode and I dont regret it im very excited for future episodes and seeing you expand to other places aswell The turning for rerailing does work you just have to be looking at the rail

Love it, Can't wait to see when you get more drivers operating a second train

Wow, the trick with the cross sections to make parallel straight track is genius. I'm doing this when I get home.

Love this! I gotta find this game. I'm a shunter as a career path and I really enjoy it. But I can only work 7 months out of the year. I'm glad there are games where I can virtually do it!

Brilliant on the yard!

Great Thanks from Germany ! Very good Tipp !

To save having to click through menus so much, I'd delete every second set of two crossovers across the whole marshalling yard, then fill them in with ordinary rail so it looks like ++--++--, then go through again for the remaining crossovers.

I love this!!! I have waited for this!!!!

"Several Time Units Later" has been my experience with this game, too

Definitely keep playing I would love to see ur friends play with big trains just found ur channel love it dude keep it up

Gotta say. Quite invested in this series now. Subbed

i love this series i cant get enough please keep playing this game

Can’t wait for the next one keep up the great work 😁

You can build a longer parallel rail with that system slightly changed: you start with 2 90° one next to the other, then put 1 straight line and then another 2 90° and then connect the other straight line. So the scheme would be: 2 90°, 1 straight, 2 90° and the other straight on the side of the first one

Turning the derailed Locomotiv works for me. You just need to keep the Mousbutton pressed

Been waiting so patiently for this and it's here earlier than I expected so thankyou sir

Loving this series Kan. Keep them coming..I love trains and this gameplay is just so great......

Loving this series so much!

Love the videos, thanks for posting so often I’m saving up for the game myself right now

Great video, good blend of showing the process and showing the results. I am loving this game and subbed.

I know this is just a simple game but I find it so mesmerizing

Let's go new episode I'm loving this series

Love it, keep this series going!!!!!!

Awesome rail yard kAN! I’m totally copying this.

New episode! Let’s gooooo! I’m always waiting for an upload 😂

It looks so clean, my OCD is so happy

Well done. Great set up.

I’m getting really addicted to your RO vids, such a cool game!

This series is so satisfying.. I want mooore 🤣

Here's how I make straight rails: I use the built in "Curve Radius" tool, but just set to go straight instead of turning. Works flawlessly.

Great video kAN, I am absolutely loving this series, keep it up!

This is like a day at the spa after having finished watching dabbers video's. My OCD is coming back having hope after the brutality that is dabbers line laying and switch control.

Great content. While I had a shunt line there and the tracks where straight using the cross track, your switch design was better. Thanks.

This series is litterly perfect

right at the end of the Freight Depot is a good spot to park loco's when not needed clustering the Engine Service facilities there. a Turntable can be handy here for turning a loco around which can also be done using a Wye Track. your second Yard can lay alongside the back of the Freight Depot to allow access from both sides.

Bahaha when he figured out how to connect all those switches at the end of the yard, that must have felt great figuring out that puzzle

Kool. I very much enjoy these episodes! I just got into this channel after learning about this game. You guys are the best of the best for playthrough of this game! Keep it up!

This series made me subscribe, cant wait for the next video.

Thats a very good tip, thx to your brother.

nice series. I'd use the left track in the shut yard as your run through track and use the 4 others as storage

I need more of these to watch.

YES, I was waiting two whole days for it.

This game looks amazingly fun. But as someone who bought the game, I can say building new tracks is INFURIATING! Spent a couple hours building track and the gravel through a forest that I can't tell where I'm going to end up centering my track up with the base of a mountain. I quit at that point.

10:40 still the most useful clip I've seen from this game.

Just saw dapper and kosmo video, perfect timing

New fav KZfaq series

keep up the trains, they sure as hell made me sub:)

Saw the first 2 video's and liked what I saw. Bought the game and it was hard but really fun to try and make a rail that wouldn't derail the train. Love it so far !

Can't wait for the next episode, and for dapper to see it!!

Loving this series

Trains are heckin awesome! definitely subbing and 100% getting this game ^w^ would have never known about if it wasn't for yah!

Hi kAN I'm a railway enthusiast from the UK and know and bit about shunt yards why not keep a line free to run round the trains rather than looping back round to the running lines. The other thing is try and put run round loops at the lumber mill and log pick up points it will save a lot of time, all presevered railways in the UK have them.

I might need to try this game, though I would probably try to follow the prototypical layout and practices (meaning that I would likely only pair one or two cars with the locomotive you're using, even the Shays that are so closely associated with logging were intentionally limited to 17 or so cars to avoid derailing; I would also lay as little rail as possible, so no turnaround track, etc).

Just stopping by to say there be another way to get straight aligned track. Build two crossover segments off your switch, then link a section of rail to the end of the switch and overlay the two crossovers, placing this piece just beyond them while aligning the rail with them! Now you can use left alt and you've got a perfectly straight section of rail and you only have to delete two crossovers and the rail under them.

More episodes pleeaase! It's so cool!

I love this series keep it up!