You didn't add physics trains. I made one myself.

[glacial tundra]

[earnest field]

how corner

[past orchid]

true

how corner

[quiet mauve]

Corners can be done with a locked Phys bearing

[past orchid]

oh true

damn that's crazy

wait but wouldn't the block bit at the bottom not fit in a bend

if you turn a corner

[quiet mauve]

you can attatch that to an unlocked phys bearing

[past orchid]

yuh

but i don't think it'd fit

it being a cube and all

[quiet mauve]

wait actually have it go into a bearing that is in line with the main track and then rotate it 90 degrees with a sequenced gearshift

works

[earnest field]

what about a useably long train

[quiet mauve]

you can attatch carriages if that's what you mean

[warm hemlock]

cool concept

for massive trains

@quiet mauve but is it fast or do the gears slip/phase through?

[quiet mauve]

fast

[warm hemlock]

oh wow

im checking ur other posts

and u are one innovative man lol

[quiet mauve]

Less innovative, more ill and bored

[warm hemlock]

oo i hope u get well

[quiet mauve]

I'm fine

[fervent kelp]

physics trains have not been added yet because of limitations of vs2's constraints

they are planned

[quiet mauve]

I don't care as I already have physics trains as shown in the message you responded to

[earnest field]

if you had a 100 block train with ten carriages you would either need to build a massive turn table for the corner (a no train longer could use it) or you would have to split up the train into segments (drasticaly increasing the time needed ofr the train to go around a corner)

[quiet mauve]

yes, the turn point must be as long as the train that is turning unless you want your train going in pieces. Unfortunately you cannot make those accordion walls

[earnest field]

could you do something like this with the corners??

[quiet mauve]

yes but your train would be colliding with the rail capping your speed off at about 0.8 blocks/second. definitely has its uses