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Re: Making a Dock :)
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lugnet.boats, lugnet.town
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Wed, 6 Sep 2000 01:57:07 GMT
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Thanks for the tips, i'm slightly confused, but i understand basically what
you're saying, rather than use a real road plate, make a small one laner
thing outta smooth tiles to take away the crane length problem. Got any
links to pics that would help?
Thanks, Braden Fox
In lugnet.boats, James Powell writes:
> In lugnet.boats, Braden Fox writes:
> > Heya everyone. I was wondering if anyone here has converted a sail n' • fly
> > marina into a cargo dock. I know it sounds like a weird project, but if i
> > could do it, i have a readily available one to go buy from a friend for • 20$, i
> > should probably get it anyway :o)
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> Here, I suggest doing -exactly- what the real ones do, and you now have • a easy
> way to make white, or black, docking.
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> Take the train track, and build a support network around it. Tile this • area
> using 2x2 tiles (now, since they are widely available). Build outward to • about
> 16 wide using this method, and then have the rails for the dock crane • outside
> of this. Presto, one dock in which road and rail are both served!
>
> James Powell
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| (...) Here, I suggest doing -exactly- what the real ones do, and you now have a easy way to make white, or black, docking. Take the train track, and build a support network around it. Tile this area using 2x2 tiles (now, since they are widely (...) (24 years ago, 5-Sep-00, to lugnet.boats, lugnet.town)
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