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maybe @3DZUG could help...
There are Android Trainz 3 routes like Elk Canyon, Eastern Range, Inyo Mountains, Yellowstone and Badger's Pass routes that bill themselves as "Pro Train" and say they have an economic system.
Like: "This route features an economic environment for delivering commodities to industries and customers."
I searched "economic system" and "economic environment" here in this forum and only found 5 posts by 3DZUG about the Yellowstone, etc routes, mentioned above.
Can anyone explain how this environment works, does it actually keep stats on industries and how productive they are, anything like that? Is it like a Railway Empire 2 in any way?
Thank you much, let me know if Trainz 3 is off-topic (then sorry for posting).
There are Android Trainz 3 routes like Elk Canyon, Eastern Range, Inyo Mountains, Yellowstone and Badger's Pass routes that bill themselves as "Pro Train" and say they have an economic system.
Like: "This route features an economic environment for delivering commodities to industries and customers."
I searched "economic system" and "economic environment" here in this forum and only found 5 posts by 3DZUG about the Yellowstone, etc routes, mentioned above.
Can anyone explain how this environment works, does it actually keep stats on industries and how productive they are, anything like that? Is it like a Railway Empire 2 in any way?
Thank you much, let me know if Trainz 3 is off-topic (then sorry for posting).