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This article introduces the main new features and improvements in v4.2.0 and v4.1.0.
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What’s new in v4.2.0
A master controller has been added
The former driving mode has been split into Drive and Train View, and a master controller (train control lever) has been added to Drive.
Drag the master controller to accelerate, slow down, stop, or reverse your train.
Drive and Train View controls have been improved
While using Drive or Train View, you can now tap other trains to stop or start them.
You can also operate track switches directly from either view.
Rail attachments are easier to place in a row
Placing rail attachments on adjacent rails has been improved.
You can now line up attachments such as catenary poles and tunnels more smoothly.
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue where rapidly tapping the screen could make the game unresponsive.
- Fixed an issue where trains could collide and stop while passing each other.
- Fixed an issue where rail height was not considered when calculating outer curves.
- Fixed an issue where changing a track switch could cause a train to stop somewhere other than its scheduled station.
What’s new in v4.1.0
Stage Size Expansion has been added
Stage Size Expansion has been added to the shop.
Purchasing it lets you expand the stage to three times its original width and length, giving you more room to build larger layouts.
Straight rails of different lengths can now be selected
When placing a new straight rail in Advanced mode, you can now choose from rails of different lengths.
Choose a length that fits the spacing and surrounding rails in your layout.
Controls and performance have been improved
- Changed the sky to improve performance.
- Reduced the processing load when placing stations.
- Added momentum to stage scrolling, making it easier to move around the stage.
- Increased the zoom-in and zoom-out speed in Edit mode.
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue where confirmation text was missing when deleting save data.
- Fixed an issue with cat behavior.