Duration

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The Duration of a line is how long it takes a train.

Calculation

  • Line duration in the line editor is estimated by the game by running a phantom train on the whole line. Sometimes this estimation is off compared to the real outcome.
  • If the first stop is not the last stop, the duration in the line editor does not include the travel time from the last stop to the first stop. The timetable of trains using the line will account for this time, however.

Custom durations

If you want to avoid trains making very long stops around 6am (or your custom time) for 24hr services, your line duration must be a factor of 24 hours (1440 minutes) so there is no remainder time to make up before the line starts again.

The full list of factor times is as follows (ignoring seconds): sub 1-hour durations in minutes - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 15, 16, 18, 20, 24, 30, 32, 36, 40, 45, 48 then 1:00, 1:12, 1:20, 1:30, 1:36, 2:00, 2:24, 2:40, 3:00, 4:00, 4:48, 6:00, 8:00, 12:00, 24:00 (you can also use larger values that factor into a week if needed).

Note that for nice spacing on equal intervals the duration should also be able to fit the duration time without remainder. So for 2tph (1 train every 30 mins) the best line durations are 0:30, 1:00, 1:30, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 12:00, 24:00. At 3tph (1 train per 20 minutes) you can use durations of 0:20, 0:40, 1:00, 1:20, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 etc.

List of durations that multiply into 24 hours

  • 0:01 | 86400x
  • 00:02 | 43200x
  • 00:03 | 28800x
  • 00:04 | 21600x
  • 00:05 | 17280x
  • 00:06 | 14400x
  • 00:08 | 10800x
  • 00:09 | 9600x
  • 00:10 | 8640x
  • 00:12 | 7200x
  • 00:15 | 5760x
  • 00:16 | 5400x
  • 00:18 | 4800x
  • 00:20 | 4320x
  • 00:24 | 3600x
  • 00:25 | 3456x
  • 00:27 | 3200x
  • 00:30 | 2880x
  • 00:32 | 2700x
  • 00:36 | 2400x
  • 00:40 | 2160x
  • 00:45 | 1920x
  • 00:48 | 1800x
  • 00:50 | 1728x
  • 00:54 | 1600x
  • 01:00 | 1440x
  • 01:04 | 1350x
  • 01:12 | 1200x
  • 01:15 | 1152x
  • 01:20 | 1080x
  • 01:30 | 960x
  • 01:36 | 900x
  • 01:40 | 864x
  • 01:48 | 800x
  • 02:00 | 720x
  • 02:08 | 675x
  • 02:15 | 640x
  • 02:24 | 600x
  • 02:30 | 576x
  • 02:40 | 540x
  • 03:00 | 480x
  • 03:12 | 450x
  • 03:20 | 432x
  • 03:36 | 400x
  • 03:45 | 384x
  • 04:00 | 360x
  • 04:30 | 320x
  • 04:48 | 300x
  • 05:00 | 288x
  • 05:20 | 270x
  • 06:00 | 240x
  • 06:24 | 225x
  • 06:40 | 216x
  • 07:12 | 200x
  • 07:30 | 192x
  • 08:00 | 180x
  • 09:00 | 160x
  • 09:36 | 150x
  • 10:00 | 144x
  • 10:40 | 135x
  • 11:15 | 128x
  • 12:00 | 120x
  • 13:20 | 108x
  • 14:24 | 100x
  • 15:00 | 96x
  • 16:00 | 90x
  • 18:00 | 80x
  • 19:12 | 75x
  • 20:00 | 72x
  • 22:30 | 64x
  • 24:00 | 60x
  • 26:40 | 54x
  • 28:48 | 50x
  • 30:00 | 48x
  • 32:00 | 45x
  • 36:00 | 40x
  • 40:00 | 36x
  • 45:00 | 32x
  • 48:00 | 30x
  • 53:20 | 27x
  • 57:36 | 25x
  • 01:00:00 | 24x
  • 01:12:00 | 20x
  • 01:20:00 | 18x
  • 01:30:00 | 16x
  • 01:36:00 | 15x
  • 02:00:00 | 12x
  • 02:24:00 | 10x
  • 02:40:00 | 9x
  • 03:00:00 | 8x
  • 04:00:00 | 6x
  • 04:48:00 | 5x
  • 06:00:00 | 4x
  • 08:00:00 | 3x
  • 12:00:00 | 2x
  • 24:00:00 | 1x