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| − | NAM approved Transit Stations are included as optional components of the [[NAM]] installer. | + | NAM approved Transit Stations are included as optional components of the [[NAM]] installer. Categories include: |
| + | * '''Proximity-based stations''', plopped adjacent to the networks they service. These are the easiest stations to use. | ||
| + | * '''Dual-mode networking stations''', replacing a section of street, road, or avenue, as found among the GLR and RTMT stations. | ||
| + | * '''Avenue overhanging stations''', composed of a station piece and an "other side" piece, to link the mass transit network on both sides of the avenue. | ||
| + | * '''Orthogonal raised stations''', designed to sit inside the orthogonal network it services, activated by drawing the network through the station. | ||
| + | * '''Diagonal raised stations''', being a two tile plop with overhang, designed to sit inside a two-tile piece of the diagonal network, activated by drawing the network through the two tiles. | ||
| + | = Proximity-based stations = | ||
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| + | = Dual-mode networking stations = | ||
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| + | = Avenue overhanging stations = | ||
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| + | = Orthogonal raised stations = | ||
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| + | = Diagonal raised stations = | ||
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Revision as of 23:39, 12 February 2020
NAM approved Transit Stations are included as optional components of the NAM installer. Categories include:
- Proximity-based stations, plopped adjacent to the networks they service. These are the easiest stations to use.
- Dual-mode networking stations, replacing a section of street, road, or avenue, as found among the GLR and RTMT stations.
- Avenue overhanging stations, composed of a station piece and an "other side" piece, to link the mass transit network on both sides of the avenue.
- Orthogonal raised stations, designed to sit inside the orthogonal network it services, activated by drawing the network through the station.
- Diagonal raised stations, being a two tile plop with overhang, designed to sit inside a two-tile piece of the diagonal network, activated by drawing the network through the two tiles.
