Is the price of tunnel linear or it is exponential by length? I am thinking about to dig a hole down in the ground with a certain frequency and connect holes with tunnels, if so the price I can decrease.
How is tunnel price calculated in openttd
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Well, about the Jazz jukebox specifically, it does exist in OpenTTD:
I'm not sure how closely it matches the original, having never actually played the original. If you want the original game's music in OpenTTD, see the OpenTTD Wiki's installation instruction:
If you also want music, (the all important cheesy midi goodness) copy the following files to the
gm/folder:
- Music files:
*.gm
You can try using the Big GUI NewGRF, which doubles the size of all GUI components in the game.
First, download the NewGRF package:
Next, activate the NewGRF package by using the 'add' button and apply changes.
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These data are taken from a new game with time paused, construction during pause turned on, and the ground on both sides demolished (to remove any difference caused by the cost of removing whatever was on the tile). Each tunnel's cost was estimated by Shift-Clicking on the position it will be build.
The costs are mostly exponential, but at the higher end for tunnels longer than ~45 tiles the curve seems to bottom out and become more linear. In almost all instance it definitely makes sense to break a long tunnel up into smaller tunnels whenever possible. In addition to being cheaper, this also increases the capacity for railroad tunnels, since only one train can occupy a tunnel at once because signals cannot be built inside tunnels.