It doesn't really matter where you connect to your existing network, but some places are more practical than others. In the following examples we'll be looking at using the platforms at the power plant for a second coal mine. Creating a network is not much more than just attaching some other tracks to the tracks you already have. The advantage of rail networks is that you can reuse existing tracks for multiple purposes. The next logical step is to combine multiple of these point-to-point connections: building your first rail network! Now you can create point-to-point connections which work really quite well. Setting vehicle orders Refitting vehicles Replacing vehicles Grouping vehicles Basic Network You can access the menu options by holding down the left mouse button, moving down the menu and releasing on the option you want.Building tracks Building stations Building depots Placing signals Buying & selling trains Converting railwaysRoad construction:īuilding roads Building stations and loading bays Building depots Buying & selling road vehiclesWaterways construction:īuilding docks Building depots Placing buoys Buying & selling ships Building locks and canalsAirport construction:īuilding airports Buying & selling aircraftGeneral construction:īuilding bridges Tunnels LandscapingWorking with vehicles: Some of the buttons have menus under them. Hover your mouse on a button for two seconds - a tooltip will appear to tell you about what the button does. This is the world you'll be taming using the tools of your trade: roads, railways, docks and airports.Īt the top of the screen you'll notice a menu bar. In the middle you can see the green landscape, perhaps with an industry, town or forest here and there. The screen you now see is what you'll be playing all of OpenTTD in. The game will now create a new world for you to play in, and the game will start. We'll leave all options the way they are for this tutorial.Ĭlick the big green Generate button. The four images at the top allow you to change the climate. This will open the World Generation screen, filled with even more dazzling options. Upon starting OpenTTD, you will be presented with the main menu.Ĭlick the New Game button.
The menu to the right shows more detailed tutorials on particular aspects of the game that you may like to investigate if there is something specific you want to learn about. If you get stuck, position your mouse on top of a button and after a two second wait a tooltip with a description of what the button does will appear. This will probably take around 30 minutes.
#Openttd signals tutorial how to#
Here you will be shown how to start a game and set up bus and train routes. Welcome to the OpenTTD general gameplay tutorial. Setting vehicle orders Refitting vehicles Replacing vehicles Grouping vehicles Building tracks Building stations Building depots Placing signals Buying & selling trains Converting railwaysRoad construction:īuilding roads Building stations and loading bays Building depots Buying & selling road vehiclesWaterways construction:īuilding docks Building depots Placing buoys Buying & selling ships Building locks and canalsAirport construction:īuilding airports Buying & selling aircraftGeneral construction:īuilding bridges Tunnels LandscapingWorking with vehicles:
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