Transport fever 2 catchment area People do ride cars to go to them after all. That is true for Transport Fever 1. I'm having the same issue on Chapter 2 Mission 12. This page therefore only gives a small overview of things to consider when getting started. Not Transport Fever 2. The officially unofficial subreddit of Transport Fever Members Online On your train, it looks like your catchment areas aren't getting any residential in them, or at least the residential near them is pretty far away from the station itself. It would be convenient to run a train there but pushing a station into the heart In Cullompton, I'd be adding stops to the left and right of the current two stations; the left one on the next street. It's weird that in all of my Transport Fever 2 All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews If you want to dump all coal in one station just make sure no other line in that catchment area picks up coal. For freight stops, the cargo instantly transports from the station to any consumer in the catchment area, so there's no need to have overlapping truck stops. I had a cargo port that was too far away from a mine. Transport Fever 2. So on a line with two stations, at least one station needs to cover residential, and another one industrial/commercial. So, it kind of depends on your goal. It seems a lot of people have issues deciding on the catchment area size. In both games. So I guess I'm wondering how I can Transport Fever 2 All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews People and cargo may transfer to multiple lines, as long as they are connected to each other within their own catchment area - i. I created a truck stop with 2 different platforms, right across the road from the station. This seems unlikely though, usually tha catchment area for busses is large enough to include more than one type of building. Dec 20, 2019 @ 7:40pm The catchment area is linked by sidewalk & roadways. Transport Fever 2 All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews Basically, remove any other passenger stops on other lines within the catchment area of the airport and passengers will find an alternate route to ; The game is demand driven. Could that be the reason? I'm transferring the tools to a truck depot, and then have trucks deliver them to where they're. Earlier destinations tend to get served first Transport Fever 2 > General Discussions > Topic Details. Why are the catchment areas for bus/tram stops SO huge, it seems like a single bus stop will cover litterally every part of a small town. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews only game going on and in my major city I have two train freight depots with 2 or more truck depots in the train depot catchment area to effectively expand the train depots to the whole city. terasphere. I appreciate any help Posted by u/ratsta - 4 votes and 4 comments So I am playing through this game, and have been enjoying it. Can anyone help please So scenario 1, mission 3 in Scotland. I have 2 cargo trains coming into a terminal : Tools and Fuel They go into different platforms of the same station. Industries are So scenario 1, mission 3 in Scotland. I have a Steel Mill that is supplied with coal and iron. Actually, I probably needs a sugar refinery first. #1. Any and The officially unofficial subreddit of Transport Fever Members Online • phemark ADMIN MOD Issues with catchment areas? Is it just me, or are catchment areas for factories/stations bugged? I was playing Europe mission 2 for the 2nd time (failed first), and Yes you can. The biggest issue of course is the fact that the "HUB" has the coal mine in its catchment area, which means the iron ore will allways be behind. Farther from center the worse of a catchment (if that So my chain looks like this: (1) Source - Prod. Screenshot 1 Screenshot 2 Screenshot 3 The officially unofficial subreddit of Transport Fever Members Online • ratsta TpF2 - Cargo trains, catchment and trucks Hi folks, I have a town that's quite far from my brick factory. #4. Ploy. To increase the catchment area of a station that is not near the center of a town, connect it with a town by building a bus, tram or truck line. There is no livestock in TpF2 and chains do not need to be complete in order to work. In the beginning all was fine, but as the city has grown to over 1000 pop so has the number of recipients demanding construction materials. In Transport Fever, they show the catchment areas, and they seem huge! I can generally cover an entire city with one bus depot near the train station and three bus stops throughout the city, then CW and CCW bus routes. Click on a depot, White Overlay. you do not need < Hi all, I have been playing TPF 2 now for about a week and really like the upgrade from TPF 1. Hi all, when placing a truck station at an industry, the further I go, the highlighted color of the industry becomes grey instead of white. r/TransportFever2 A chip A close button. But it would be nice to have a circle when placing stations ect. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews (Buildings within the catchment area are highlighted when the station is selected. What you do to avoid the problem is (1) build your bus stops at the edge of the residential area or just outside it with the catchment area going inside the residential zones, (2) use low emissions vehicles (very hard early on, trams tend to be lower emissions), (3) set maintenance to high (or Transport Fever. My issue was actually that it took a while to start producing overall. Please, somebody show that I am an idiot and tell me that there is a simple check box to turn it off. To do that you need Stations are only used by passengers or cargo, when the source or destination is within its catchment area. jcaf. The only way to manipulate the catchment area of a station is to extend the station itself using either track/platforms or buildings, and then make sure there's an entry point at that extension, They catchment area represents the furthest that a citizen is willing to walk for that form of transport. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews (usually) two pick-up internal truck stations in its catchment area. Mostly it’s because of the growth there’s more buildings of that industry/shop outside the catchment area The officially unofficial subreddit of Transport Fever 2 Members Online Does it make any difference if the stop is in the most highlighted catchment area or can I place it in the outer area of the city to avoid traffic jams as long as it is within catchment area? Share Add a Comment. The streets are crowded enough with pedestrians and cars. The catchment range is calculated by the distance along the streets, not by a circular radius from the station. Despite my depot being on the back edge of the The catchment area for a station is often not big enough if i place it outside of the residential zone. Anybody know whats wrong? I have the right trains and trucks and the drop off is in the area where it should be in the city. You can expand the catchment area a bit by adding additional buildings to a station/port. I can then add more passenger/cargo buildings to increase the catchment area. You'd need a bit of residential on each side near Transport Fever 2. The current objectives are: Delivering Whisky 0/25 Dozed off Make noise 2/3 Supplying the pub I have created a basic truck route that will 36 votes, 29 comments. That's the buildings that are highleted when All stations have a limited catchment area. All buildings within the catchment area, including industries, are highlighted in white when a station building is selected. Dear All, I'm new to Transport Fever, and what I thought would be an easy game is actually quite difficult to pick-up. The officially unofficial subreddit of Transport Fever 2 There are only a few possible reasons. That is the heart of this transportation game. My road and rail depot are linked to the refinery which is well supplied with refined oil (by rail) However the refinery seems to be completely ignoring the road depot but is overfilling the rail cargo platform. Mar 13, 2020 @ 7:48pm It's not a "known issue", nor are you unlucky. The officially unofficial subreddit of Transport Fever You gotta keep expanding. That's all good, the fishery is producing, built the station well within the catchment area and the fishery shows Glasgow as a consumer. Maybe in Transport Fever 3. Check elevation, White Overlay. All buildings within the catchment area are highlighted white when a All stations have a limited catchment area. daventure2005. The catchment range is calculated by the distance along the streets, not by a circular radius from Transport Fever 2. There's also a bit to the south which could do with a stop as well. That's a problem, obviously. There is a train that is supposed to take the steel to a river, then it's taken up river by ship and then moved by trucks to a Machine Factory. This will increase the catchment area and promote public transport usage. akk. I have checked that both destinations are within the stations catchment areas (light up white), the train has the right type of carriage Eg. I am slightly confused with regard to 'emissions'. Put a road cargo stion withon catchment area of the train station. Dec 20, 2019 @ 7:26pm Cargo Drop-Off Coverage Once you've placed your stop, click on it and the adjacent buildings will show as being in the catchment area. The catchment area is apparently calculated as a distance down the road from those connectors, so the further apart they are, and the less the path down the road has to The officially unofficial subreddit of Transport Fever Members Online If you're not covering the demand of the buildings in the train station's catchment area, you're unlikely to see much of anything going the extra mile to reach the last few. Tarazed. In Train Fever, when I'd set up a bus route, it would usually have about 10 stops along the way. Train stations Transport Fever 2 All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews Are the stations really within the catchment area of the camp or whathever you want to serve? A screenshot or two of your current setup, including #5 I've been scouring though the config files for anything pertaining to the catchment areas of road and/or rail (as well as air and sea, of course) with the intention of increasing the catchment area. You don't need the trams interfering with each other. The catchment range is calculated by the distance along As long as you have 1. Now unless the horses are suffering from excess gas I assume that 'emissions' also cover noise I heard a rumor once that you could daisy chain road stations onto freight stations in a city to make for a huge catchment area. I can see that my airport's catchment area easily encompasses residential, industrial, as well as commercial areas. My guess is Transport Fever 2 All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews - In Rawalpidini, are all the building that requires food in the catchment area of your depot/truck stops? - what is the rate of your truck line? #13 : Transport Fever 2 > General Discussions > Topic Details alan-stone Feb 10, 2020 @ 3:46am baghdad railway I can not supply the tribes with food or silver in this mission, have set up this line first but no goods are allocated to the line. A subreddit for discussion on transit systems and transportation all over the world Transport Fever 2 > General Discussions > Topic Details. You need to use a tram station instead of a stop next to the train station, Bus stations pick up catchment works along the road and anything joining the road within range, I need to place a station just a little bit further away from an industry than will place it in it's catchment area. Feb 1, 2020 @ 11:17am Are the Transport Fever 2. If you deliver industrial goods to a station, more industrial buildings will pop up around that station. I have Transport Fever 2 > General Discussions > Topic Details. The dig site task is done (see screenshot) but I can not for the life of me get that research team up there. To transport cargo, start by Why does a passenger/bus stop show the buildings next to the stop NOT highlighted, does this mean they aren't in the catchment area? They are. Anyone know why my train station isn't taking the cargo directly from the Transport Fever 2 > General Discussions > Topic Details. It seems as if the bus line is not detecting the excavation site no matter what/where I I've started avoiding trucks for town delivery and instead I'll plop down a max length station (=larger catchment area) somewhere near the middle of either the industrial or commercial area. For example, transport My guess is you need to increase the catchment area of your cargo station on your City. basics/beginnersguide. 14K subscribers in the TransportFever2 community. I have tried two approaches, 1 with a line that goes back in on itself and the other with 2 circle lines. Have to build a railway to deliver fish from the fishery to Glasgow. That said, the station catchment area is only barely touching the part of town that needs tools. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews So for example, if you have two truck stops receiving food from a factory, one with lower catchment intensity than the other, with each one sending the food to a different city, or perhaps even to the same city, then it will divide its output in favor of the one with greater catchment intensity. VoiD The officially unofficial subreddit of Transport Fever 2. Get app Get the Reddit app Log In Log in to Reddit. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews as goods will only make a single hop via catchment area before having to be loaded onto a vehicle to make a second hop. Jan 28, 2022 @ 5:32am Walking distance to stations Although I agree that rail stations and especially especially airports should have a larger city catchment area and/or be more independent from a strict catchment area. Iron will Much easier to meet demand for buses, but seems like more regular traffic overall. I set up cargo stations in the catchment area of both airports. The catchment area for a station is often not big enough if i place it outside of the residential zone. (I assume because my stops while in the catchment area of the whole town, peds still prefer to use cars over the bus because its further to walk to the stop. Then a separate line goes from each of the internal truck stations (or from each of two terminals in one such station) to one of the two truck stops. Avoid using bus/tram stations. All buildings within the catchment area are highlighted white when a station building is selected. Skip to main content. genemead. The White overlay that comes up whenever you do anything. However things don't seem to be working anymore. All of the buildings are close enough and the entire line for steel is complete, even selling in the city 18 votes, 19 comments. They are nothing but useless bottlenecks. I wanted to use the cargo plane to ship the tools from Vienna to Palma via a cargo plane. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews The real catchment area is the normal white-highlighted stuff of several blocks away. Typically 1 stop will have loads of passengers while many others have 1 or 2 or are empty. I've not found anything yet, so I am looking to solicit any insight from others as to how to manually edit the . 600 (max), Shipment 200/600, Transport 100% I got trains delivering to next refinery, and they are not full. #3. Hey, I want to bring the machine parts to the city, but it won't start shipping. The officially unofficial subreddit of Transport Fever 2 Check these things The Quarry should be in the catchment area of the Cargo station The Cargo wagons should be able to carry the Nope, Boxtel is only served by this one factory. Is there a way to get an equal distribution of fuel to my various Transport Fever 2 All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews Transport Fever 2 The train station is connected to the road, and the factory is in the station's catchment area. If people can walk to a line within walking distance, and the line takes them somewhere they want to go, chances are they will use it. Next you need a drop off point by the commercial buildings in the town. The officially unofficial subreddit of Transport Fever Members Online denik_ ADMIN MOD Grey/White catchment area . ) #1. but not both. In both examples a truck could drop off cargo in it's depot and another truck could pick up that same cargo in it's depot. I'm You're best to check the catchment area of your truck stops and ports. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews it just needs to be somewhere in catchment area of the train station, then you just setup a cargo line from the truck station to a truck drop off point which should be in the blue or yellow zone depending on which good you are delivering. #4 Vimpster Aug 9, 2020 @ 8:13pm I'll 129 votes, 31 comments. You aren't bussing people to the train stations. Avoid having transit lines cross other transit or truck lines, or cross over themselves. I just added 8 cargo warehouses to the port in a line and added street access to the road across from the mine. This of course is primarily just my speculation. (2) So refinery is at Level 1 - Production 200/200, Shipment 100/200, Transport 100% The resources get delivered here, but clearly this factory isn't demanding enough from the previous one. I find it so distracting and it makes things so much of a pain as I am often having to Stations are only used by passengers or cargo, when the source or destination is within its catchment area. All of which are having their needs met just by the airport, let alone the trucks carrying goods out to the outer burbs. lua config files to increase catchment distances for the various stations. But the station covering a specific area has not grown. Nothing is shipping cause the product isn't wanted. Jan 25, 2018 @ 4:45pm Much as SBGaming stated, products can only make a single hop before requiring Catchment Area Stations are only used by passengers or cargo, when the source or destination is within its catchment area. Anyone know why my train station isn't taking the cargo directly from the To increase the catchment area of a station, connect it with a town by building a bus, tram or truck line. One is that the train station your delivering grain to is not in the catchment area of the food There is only one thing that is really annoying me with TF2. A single carriage can be bigger Transport Fever 2. The catchment range is calculated by the distance along getEdge2stationsMap() Obtains a map mapping transport network edges to stations that can be reached from that edge. The officially unofficial subreddit of Transport Fever 2 Members Online My main rail loop that connects most of the major cities on my map on CR400-AFX high speed train (4x speed). and a side quest about some sheep. Usually I can make busses in cities to MAYBE may a couple hundred per month profit and trams always loose profit. If your concern is profits on the bus line itself, it is true that the longer the space between stops, the more profitable the line will be. That means, a factory will only produce if there is demand for the products that it produces. When I first started playing this game I installed a mod to inrease industry production Transport Fever 2 All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews Make sure the truck stop has the port in its catchment area. You are probably only supplying a small portion of that cities demand, and the buildings you are supplying are already full, hence its slowing down. To allow passengers from all over the town to reach a train station, connect it with bus lines to the rest of the town. Your right in how it works. It's a visual glitch. It's just a matter of first come first serve. Are you sure the farm depot is in the catchment area of the farm, and that the depot is connected to the road?. 11K subscribers in the TransportFever2 community. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews The catchment area is apparently calculated as a distance down the road from those connectors, so the further apart they are, and the less the path down the road has to double back on itself to get to a given building, the more things are Transport Fever. Keep in mind though that TF2 is demand driven so you have to look downstream how much is Catchment Area Stations are only used by passengers or cargo, when the source or destination is within its catchment area. If output at the Coal and Iron Mine is too low, the solution is to find a way to get the Steel Mill to want more Iron and Coal. I try to two internal circle lines. Is there some way (even with a mod) that I can increase the distance / Catchment Area Stations are only used by passengers or cargo, when the source or destination is within its catchment area. I also put vehicle cargo stations at both the tool factory Example 2, depot A has a road in its catchment but is not connected to it, depot B has the same road connected to it within the catchment area of depot A. You can ignore commercial/industry (they don't care about emissions). For some reason, the Steel Mill will not put the produced Steel in the train station. Hey all, A little help needed as I could not find just this tip on the web. Assigned a different line to each platform and the trucks pickup the cargo and drop it off at different drop off points within the city. Open menu Open navigation Go to Reddit Home. e. When the catchment area of your original stations no longer covers the whole city, you build Related Transport Fever 2 forward back r/CitiesSkylines A community-led subreddit for Cities: Skylines and Cities: Skylines II, the city-builder games from Colossal Order. #10. As per title, any tips here. I see (on youtube) so many players building railway stations on the outskirts of town then having to use buses/trams & lorries (to add to the cars already there) to ferry There are countless strategies for tackling the economic and logistical challenges in Transport Fever 2. stations 2. Items delivered to the train depots are Ignore the catchment area when placing stops. The catchment range is calculated by Transport Fever 2 All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews Do people care how far is the nearest bus stop or it just has to be within the catchment area and they are happy? Is it better to do loop routes or line It seems like a bug. Is there a way to increase the coverage area of a station? Part2: is there a way to do this for truck 100 votes, 18 comments. Cargo Connections To transport cargo, start by setting up a simple cargo chain. Connecting both to a common road is often easier, as roads have plenty of connecting spots, and as you say, gives you more distance to work with (the "catchment area" extends along the road for some distance). The sugar icons for raw sugar and The officially unofficial subreddit of Transport Fever 2 Members Online Does it make any difference if the stop is in the most highlighted catchment area or can I place it in the outer area of the city to avoid traffic jams as long as it is within catchment area? Share Add a Comment. You need a truck station at the resource site Transport Fever > General Discussions > Topic Details Daffers Nov 9, 2016 @ 4:14am can't get line usage I tried to start a game twice already, i have build a railroad track from crude oil to an oil refinery placing the station close to both factories connected to the ːsteamsadː Hi All, I need to supply several towns with fuel, using both rail and road, from one fuel refinery. #2. txt · Last modified: 2019/03/19 10:18 (external edit) Page Tools Yes, this is if you want to connect them directly. getStation2edgesMap() Obtains a map mapping stations to all reachable edges from that station (the actual catchment area of the station). Planes are REDICULIOUSLY small in their capacity of people. So what's the strategy for this? I thought public transport is supposed to improve emissions in real life, not worsen them. Feb 1, 2020 @ 9:23am No passenger at the airport I have two cities "connected" by the airport. 18K subscribers in the TransportFever community. If the black roads are intended it might be because it is simply easier to see where one could place the stop? That white overlay is inded blinding I always build passenger train stations in the middle of towns (even if it means knocking half the town down to do it). But make sure your interchange stations are within each other's catchment area (lights up when you place or select the station) or the AI won't figure it out. My problem is the fishery stays at shipment of zero. The packages will transfer between them. Catchment Area Stations are only used by passengers or cargo, if the source or destination is within its catchment area. I done the part where I have to use a ship to bring whisky to the mainland. lines you should be fine. In campaign 3, mission 16 (the Canadian one) I am supposed to transport a bunch of researchers to a dig site. In practice, I believe it didn't actually work right. This did end up being my issue. If you have a line rate over the shipment rate of the iron mine, the difference should be only marginal from this. lozacenz Production is 400/400 but shipment is 0/400. I was just guessing how far apart I should put them. they do not take traffic congestion into consideration. Vimpster. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews If there is demand in the catchment area of the transfer station it will pull product directly from the station without any indication except the town stats will show it. All seemed fine Everything in the game is based off a catchment area. Try adding extra entrances Transport Fever All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews The cities are changing/evoluing, roads grow here and vanish there, catchment area might have just 2 color as reference of "how far it reach", white 50 17 votes, 26 comments. I assumed that this referred to air pollution so I was surprised to see that even horse drawn vehicles give off 'emissions'. The officially unofficial subreddit of Transport Fever Hi, so the answer that you should have been given is the location of your train station in the town. Dec 12, 2019 @ 5:34am Can't connect sugar plantation - Chapter 1, Mission 2 the delivery end, there are commercial buildings that need sugar within the catchment area of the train station. You can see #3 In a city I built a train station for cargo, bringing in construction materials. If will walk 2 blocks max to get to a station, would you walk 3 just because of an unrelated bus stop on the way? Stations are only used by passengers or cargo, if the source or destination is within its catchment area. isfbb ruhhxi yhiea oelat gwzwgfq caxnbx aivot kqhb ipco ldzfe