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--Representitive UK TrainSet--
Contents
0.0 Introduction
1.0 Parameters
2.0 The Trains
2.1 Steam Locomotives
2.2 Diesel Locomotives
2.3 Electric Locomotives
2.4 DMUs & DEMUs
2.5 EMUs
2.6 Wagons
2.7 Special Combinations
3.0 Tips for usage
-- 0.0 INTRODUCTION --
Representative UK Train Set (RUKTS) is a GRF for OpenTTD designed to give a variety of British railway traction in any customisable format. The main feature of RUKTS is the freedom that the parameters give to the user. Given the parameters, the graphics will change in 4 combinations. The parameters are either 2cc liveries or the ability to choose liveries. If 2cc is on, then the colours of the liveries will appear in game as the 2 company colours decided by the user in their in-game company. If turned off, then they will use the real life colours of the used liveries. When Manual Liveries is turned on, the user has the choice to manually choose the livery used by each train/locomotive (like BR trains), whereas if it is turned off then the livery will change depending on what year the train/locomotive is built.
0.1 Features
RUKTS offers a variety of features across different rolling stock. Some features apply to every train: the option to choose the livery from a selection of real life liveries, the ability to switch between real life colours and company colours, and running costs that vary with the amount of time spent running. Other features are rolling stock specific, from limited coupling interoperability and "magic" reversing to rare liveries and bi-mode operation.
-- 1.0 PARAMETERS --
There are 9 parameters.
1.1 Real Livery Colours
This parameter toggles whether locomotives, multiple units and passenger coaches use company colours (2CC) or the real life livery colours associated with whichever livery may be applied to the train.
1.2 Wagons Use Real Colours
This paramater toggles whether wagons use company colours (2CC) or the real life livery colours. This is a seperate parameter as players may want to make their freight trains distinct from others.
1.3 Choose Liveries Manually
This parameter toggles whether train liveries can be selected through the cargo refit menu. If set to off, the livery will automatically change to one that is year appropriate.
1.4 Vehicle Selection
This parameter decides the range of vehicles available to the player. This is by default set to Normal, which gives enough variety for RUKTS to be played from around 1960 until 2020 with a good selection of vehicles. With Extended selected, players get a wider range of their favourite trains, but may find some overlap in the range of vehicles; unhelpful if the purchase list has a lot of other vehicles. Reduced and Minimal give just a flavour of the set, ideal for use in combination with other sets.
1.5 Use Class Names
This parameter toggles the type of name shown for each vehicle. When this parameter is not set, the vehicle names will be generic family names for types of train. When this is set, the purchase list will display train classes instead.
1.6 Purchase Cost Factor
Sets the multiplier for the purchase cost. An easy way to scale the difficulty of the set.
1.7 Running Cost Factor
Sets the multiplier for the purchase cost. An easy way to scale the difficulty of the set.
1.8 Sort By Class Number
By default trains are sorted first by type (Locomotive, Multiple Unit, Wagon), then by propulsion (Steam, Diesel, Electric). With this parameter engaged, the sort is entierly by class number.
1.9 Sound Effects
Select the train sounds for the trains in the set.
-- 2.0 THE TRAINS --
As of version 60 (11th October 2021) this set has 106 vehicles. The text in brackets next to the train's name indicates the minimum Vehicle Selection parameter required to be able to acess the type of train
2.1 Steam Locomotives
There are 2 steam locomotives
2.1.1 Double Fairlie 0-4-0+0-4-0 (Minimal)
This is a narrow gauge locomotive. To use narrow gauge trains a special trackset must be used.
2.1.2 Beyer-Garratt 2-4-2+2-4-2 (Minimal)
This is a narrow gauge locomotive. To use narrow gauge trains a special trackset must be used.
2.2 Diesel Locomotives
There are 16 diesel locomotives
2.2.1 EE Type 1/BR Class 20 ()
Description
2.2.2 EE Type 3/BR Class 37 ()
Description
2.2.3 EE Whistler/BR Class 40 ()
Description
2.2.4 EE Hoover/BR Class 50 ()
Description
2.2.5 EE Deltic/BR Class 55 ()
Description
2.2.6 BREL "58"/BR Class 58 ()
Description
2.2.7 Swindon Type 1/BR Class 14 ()
Description
2.2.8 Brush Type 2/BR Class 31 ()
Description
2.2.9 Sulzer Type 4/BR Class 45 ()
Description
2.2.10 Brush Type 4/BR Class 47 ()
Description
2.2.11 BREL "56"/BR Class 56 ()
Description
2.2.12 Brush Type 5/BR Class 60 ()
Description
2.2.13 Brush "57"/BR Class 57 ()
Description
2.2.14 GE Powerhaul/Class 70 ()
Description
2.2.15 Stadler UK Light/Class 68 ()
Description
2.2.15 BREL HST/Class 43 ()
Description
2.3 Electric Locomotives
There are 3 electric locomotives
2.3.1 English Electric "JB"/Class 73 ()
Description (Bimode)
2.3.2 Brush/ABB "92"/Class 92 ()
Description (3rd rail/Overhead wires)
2.3.3 Stadler Euro Dual/Class 88 ()
Description (Bimode)
2.4 DMUs & DEMUs
There are 15 DMUs and DEMUs
2.4.1 Metro-Cammell Regional DMU/Class 101 ()
Description