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'''Rail transport''' is a part of public transport system used across the entire Grand Theft Auto game series. It was first introduced in [[GTA 1]] as high-speed rail. The player may enter a train at a station and travel around the city. The train is controlled by game logic, however the player is able to take control of the train and its speed. If the train controlled by the player collide with another train, both immediately explode. | '''Rail transport''' is a part of public transport system used across the entire Grand Theft Auto game series. It was first introduced in [[GTA 1]] as high-speed rail. The player may enter a train at a station and travel around the city. The train is controlled by game logic, however the player is able to take control of the train and its speed. If the train controlled by the player collide with another train, both immediately explode. | ||
| − | Earlier games does not | + | Earlier games does not intensively use trains for the player activity. Beyond that there is lack of rail transport in Vice City. Things changed since [[San Andreas]], when the first missions involving trains were introduced, such as 'Wrong Side of the Tracks', 'Snail Trail', 'Green Goo'. There is also a side mission where the player transporting freight around the state under a time limit. |
==Mission Script== | ==Mission Script== | ||
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* [[07BE]] – MARK_MISSION_TRAIN_AS_NO_LONGER_NEEDED | * [[07BE]] – MARK_MISSION_TRAIN_AS_NO_LONGER_NEEDED | ||
* [[07C7]] – SET_MISSION_TRAIN_COORDINATES | * [[07C7]] – SET_MISSION_TRAIN_COORDINATES | ||
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* [[0981]] – HAS_TRAIN_DERAILED | * [[0981]] – HAS_TRAIN_DERAILED | ||
* [[09AE]] – IS_CHAR_IN_ANY_TRAIN | * [[09AE]] – IS_CHAR_IN_ANY_TRAIN | ||
* [[09CF]] – SET_TRAIN_FORCED_TO_SLOW_DOWN | * [[09CF]] – SET_TRAIN_FORCED_TO_SLOW_DOWN | ||
* [[09E3]] – FIND_TRAIN_DIRECTION | * [[09E3]] – FIND_TRAIN_DIRECTION | ||
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{{Incomplete}} | {{Incomplete}} | ||
| − | == | + | ==Train Paths== |
* {{Icon|3}} [[train.dat]], [[train2.dat]] | * {{Icon|3}} [[train.dat]], [[train2.dat]] | ||
* {{Icon|SA}} {{Icon|4}} [[Tracks.dat]] | * {{Icon|SA}} {{Icon|4}} [[Tracks.dat]] | ||
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* {{Icon|SA}} {{Icon|4}} [[X Train Track Editor]] – by {{U|xmen}} | * {{Icon|SA}} {{Icon|4}} [[X Train Track Editor]] – by {{U|xmen}} | ||
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[[Category:GTA 2]] [[Category:GTA 1]][[Category:Documentation]] | [[Category:GTA 2]] [[Category:GTA 1]][[Category:Documentation]] | ||
Revision as of 22:49, 1 June 2015
Rail transport is a part of public transport system used across the entire Grand Theft Auto game series. It was first introduced in GTA 1 as high-speed rail. The player may enter a train at a station and travel around the city. The train is controlled by game logic, however the player is able to take control of the train and its speed. If the train controlled by the player collide with another train, both immediately explode.
Earlier games does not intensively use trains for the player activity. Beyond that there is lack of rail transport in Vice City. Things changed since San Andreas, when the first missions involving trains were introduced, such as 'Wrong Side of the Tracks', 'Snail Trail', 'Green Goo'. There is also a side mission where the player transporting freight around the state under a time limit.
Mission Script
- 06D7 – SWITCH_RANDOM_TRAINS
- 06D8 – CREATE_MISSION_TRAIN
- 06D9 – DELETE_MISSION_TRAINS
- 06DA – MARK_MISSION_TRAINS_AS_NO_LONGER_NEEDED
- 06DB – DELETE_ALL_TRAINS
- 06DC – SET_TRAIN_SPEED
- 06DD – SET_TRAIN_CRUISE_SPEED
- 06DE – GET_TRAIN_CABOOSE
- 078A – GET_TRAIN_CARRIAGE
- 07BD – DELETE_MISSION_TRAIN
- 07BE – MARK_MISSION_TRAIN_AS_NO_LONGER_NEEDED
- 07C7 – SET_MISSION_TRAIN_COORDINATES
- 0981 – HAS_TRAIN_DERAILED
- 09AE – IS_CHAR_IN_ANY_TRAIN
- 09CF – SET_TRAIN_FORCED_TO_SLOW_DOWN
- 09E3 – FIND_TRAIN_DIRECTION
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Train Paths
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Tools
X Train Track Editor – by xmen
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