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Flatcar

The **flatcars** are three different freight cars based on the 8to built by Virginia and Truckee. All three were part of the original roster of freight cars.

Purchased by the Carson & Colorado from the Virginia & Truckee Shops, and put in service on the 15th of July, 1881. The cars modeled in-game currently are cars 1- 18. The flat cars are 30ft long, and were used in a very multi-faceted manner. Some of these cars had hiccups in their service life, and some being rebuilt into other cars (i.e. car 18 was labeled as smashed up in March of 1882, rebuilt as derrick tender No. 18 by 1905.) These cars are very versatile cars as they were used in many applications, and in Railroads Online, that history is honored. These cars have a few variants, all with their own uses.

## C&C 30ft Flatcar

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## Pricing

### Base Price

$300

This flatcar is used to transport logs and steel pipes. One unlettered flatcar of this type is included with Betsy upon starting the game in the Pine Valley map. (in Lake Valley, two Gregg Sugar Cane logging flats are included instead)

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### Freight Capacity

3 (Beam), 6 (Lumber), 10 (Rail), 3 (Raw Iron)

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### Base Price

$250

This flatcar is used to transport beams, lumber, rails, and raw iron.

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$275

This flatcar is used to transport cordwood and oil barrels.
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RAILROADS Online! - build 210105

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-fixed bug where logs, cordwood, beams and lumber could not be unloaded at the firewood depot

-fixed bug where freight could not be transfered into other cars

-increased freight spawn distance: freight does spawn 260cm from car center when unloading is started

-freight can be unloaded anytime from cars; exceptions: wrong delivery platform, other car is full, other car is of wrong type, other car is of correct type but is loaded with a different freight

-added unloading arrow, the arrow shows exactly where the freight will be unloaded;

note: the unloading arrow should hover above the unloading platform/car you want to unload, if you try to unload and have one of the above mentioned exceptions the arrow will not show up and unloading will be blocked
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Update 230130

◄ Update 221221 (Christmas Special)
The Coal & Power Update ►

**Update 230324** is a minor update to Railroads Online, fixing some crashes and making changes to locomotive exhaust sounds and effects among other changes. It was released on January 30th, 2023.

## Official Post

**Dear Community,**

we just released the new update 230130 to the main and the beta branch! As you can see, it’s just a minor update but we hope we fixed some really annoying bugs and crashes with this one! We also added an auto load function for cranes, please try it out and tell us if you like it 🔥

We know we’ve already teased you with new content coming soon and it’s obviously not in this update… but *'soon'* will be in about 3-4 weeks 🤫 (We're still working on some important bits and bobs to make sure everything works and looks well in the end ;))

Try out the new update for yourself and enjoy the rest of the week!

**The Railroads Online Team**

## Official Changelog

* Fixed client randomly crashes to desktop when walking towards a freight train
* Fixed tutorial window can be opened multiple times
* Fixed It is possible to slide on the ground on "crossover" parts (crossover 90 and crossover 45) while being in construction mode
* Fixed locomotive exhaust sounds and particles to wheel rotation
* Added new locomotive exhaust sounds
* Added new exhaust particle effects for smokestacks
* Added auto load function for cranes, active cranes will load a freight car until it has reached its maximum capacity
* Added flags to Class70 locomotive headlight type 1
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RAILROADS Online! - build 211004-1

changelog:

-fixed track superelevation bug - all splines should new align smoothly

-fixed climax locomotive mass

-fixed smoke particles at log camp

-added "network failure" error message before disconnecting the client when a network error is occuring

-added delay for clients before fully initializing on a joined server
Handcar

## Fairbanks Handcar

The **handcar** is a utility car used for transporting individuals along a railroad. It was part of the original roster of rolling stock, being the only utility car at the time.

The handcar is an iconic staple in early railroading history, used by track crews to get men and track supplies out to places needing maintenance. They required much dexterity and strength to operate. They could operate as fast as the operator could pump the handlebars, though were not used for pulling cars beyond ones made specifically for them. In game, the handcar can push large cars, but at a very slow speed. Alone, it can run as fast as the tracks allow, though it is prone to derailing at high speed.

## Trivia

* The smokestack and headlight options can be selected as '0', but this has no effect.
* Before Update 211204, text in the 'name' field would float above the handcar.

1. ↑ Railroads Online Official In-Game Wiki
Heisler

## Heisler Model 37-8-36

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The **Heisler** is an 0-4-4-0 geared locomotive. It was part of the original roster of locomotives.

First used by the Hetch Hetchy & Yosemite Valley Railroad, this model of Heisler started off right away as most geared engines did; As a logging locomotive. When it was sold to the West Side Flume & Lumber Company (also known as the West Side Lumber Co.), the engine was named “Thomas S. Bullock” after the company’s founder. It was numbered 3, and carries the number to this day. #3 went through numerous rebuilds, including a 1947 widening to standard gauge, before being re-gauged back to 3 ft narrow gauge. It currently resides at the Roaring Camp and Big Trees Railroad, in Felton California.

1. ↑ Railroads Online Official In-Game Wiki
Update 211220 (Christmas Special)

◄ Update 211206
Update 211227 ►

changelog:

-increased spawn time for oil barrels to 3s

-added cobblestone texture at smelter cordwood unloading platform

-fixed frozen crane animation for client

-set heisler mass to 32800kg

-set heisler top speed to 7 m/s

-set climax mass to 28300kg

-set climax top speed to 5 m/s

-changed eureka brake lever rotation

-adjusted climax cylinder animation speed and sound

-corrected porter 040 physics update rate

-disabled location smoothing for client cars

-increased freight car unloader interaction distance to 300cm, adjusted replication distance

-added fine adjustment for brakes

-added wake up call routine for frozen client cars

-added reset coupler function: when a car derails, the broken coupler is reset to empty on server and client; when the re-rail tool is used on a car both couplers are reset to empty on server and client

-added firebox element to locos: Click RMB on the firebox element while holding a piece of firewood to add fuel: readouts for fill rate and fire temperature

-changed fuel game mechanic: You can only fuel a boiler by using the firebox element

-added Z-randomization when finishing grade or wall splines: +/- 2cm for all points between the first and the last point, this will remove z-fighting of level groundwork

-added white lantern color option

-added engine sheds

-added bobber caboose

-added snow: trees, landscape, rails, switches, fills, walls, particles
Arkifane (Gang)

Arkifane is vernoemd naar de gelijknamige devil die de gang leidt. Vaak wordt de devil "De Arkifane" genoemd om verwarring te voorkomen.

### Business

Arkifane is een gang voor meedogenloze connoisseurs. Ze sporen waardevolle kunst op en bemachtigen deze voor latere verkoop. Ook zijn ze vaak betrokken bij luxe evenementen, zoals gala's. Arkifane is vanaf de opkomst van artifice ook flink betrokken bij artificers en wetenschap.
De Pot

De Pot is de bewaarder van magic items voor de Brass Phoenix. Ze zorgt ervoor dat de low-level adventurers er niet vandoor gaan met artifacts, onder andere.

Niemand weet exact waar de Pot normaliter te vinden is. Als een Room of Requirement verandert de plek van haar hoard constant, wat het lastig maakt van haar te stelen of haar te bamboozlen. Meestal is ze te vinden op haar hoard als een soort draak.
Railroads Online

> *"RAILROADS Online: TAKE YOUR TRAIN! Now available in Steam, early access."* -"John Railroadsen" at the end of developer blogs and trailers for the game
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***Railroads Online*** (Stylized as **RAILROADS Online!** or **RAILROADS ONLINE**) is a 3D railroading simulator developed by Stefan Kelnberger and published by astragon Entertainment. It was released on Steam for Microsoft Windows on October 1, 2021.

The game's current menu music: https://youtu.be/u3q0qHO8jEU

## Premise

*Build your dream railroad across a huge open world! You can build tracks and stations, drive detailed locomotives, and transport goods to earn money and experience. Play exciting Online Multiplayer sessions with your friends or create your very own Single-player sandbox!*
RAILROADS Online! - OUT NOW! :D

Yeah! RAILROADS Online! has just been released!! :D

We are very proud to finally release the Early Access version you all have been waiting for today! :D

Along with the main title, RAILROADS Online! "Official Soundtrack" and RAILROADS Online "Complete the set bundle" are now aviable for you! :D

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1696810/RAILROADS\_Online/

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We hope you are having a great day and wish you a lot of fun while playing RAILROADS Online!

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RAILROADS Online - build 211122

changelog:

-added filter "all" for demolish tool

-optimized spline-player collision: prevent character from jittering when standing on splines, prevent player from falling through spline when using the locomotive menu

-when completing a new spline the spline collision is now set correctly, Thanks @ian76g for testing
Tanker

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The **tanker** is a freight car used to transport crude oil. It was part of the original roster of rolling stock.

The Lake Tahoe tanker was used by the Carson & Lake Tahoe Fluming Company, as well as other narrow gauge contemporary railroads. It originally began its life as a flat car, but was later modified with a tank body placed atop it for the purposes of carrying fluids.

1. ↑ Railroads Online In-Game Wiki
RAILROADS Online! - build211227

changelog:

-fixed position of rear link for freight car couplers

-fixed eureka brake lever

-changed freight car unloader setup and game mechanic: freight must be unloaded by pressing ENTER, unload can be toggled on/off, key rebind in options->controls

-fixed caboose spawn in the same spot

-fixed caboose going over 90 degree rail crossing

-fixed log collision: player getting stuck on log

-steel pipe can be sold at freight depot

-fixed bug where not placed facilities would not be removed when opening the construction menu

-swichting between the UI mode and non UI mode does not reset the current loco controls

-fixed client replication distance for oil barrel ramp

-fixed bug where re-rail of a connected tender would launch the engine

-fixed bug where there was a link loaded instead of a connecting rod for coupled tenders

-fixed bug where control widget would show in 3rd person

-fixed bug where enter vehicle widget would overlay active widget

-set camera collision for grade splines

-set network connection timeout to 60.0s
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The D&RG Class 70, sometimes known as the Class 70 for short, is a 2-8-0 locomotive. It was part of the original roster of locomotives.

The D&RG class 70 was an enlargement of the previous Class 60 type consolidation, with a larger boiler, larger cylinders, and drivers. Due to their high tractive effort, some were re-gauged for the standard-gauge portion of the Rio Grande, though they eventually returned to the narrow gauge in 1900. In 1923, the Rio Grande did a full overhaul of its system, and changed the method of identifying locomotives. The Class 70s were then designated as C-19s, and were modernized during this period with new systems and boilers. A few C-19s were leased to the the Colorado & Southern. One notable accident occurred in Kenosha Pass with C-19 #346. Other locomotives were leased to the Rio Grande Southern, though some locomotives did not match the 19k tractive effort of the C-19s, and were labeled as C-18s, or C-17s. A few Class 70s survive in preservation, though none in their original Class 70 configuration. These are D&RGW #340 and RGS #41, at Knott's Berry Farm, and #346, which is located currently at the Colorado Railroad Museum. In Railroads Online, the Class 70 has brakes, which the original locomotives did not have as built.

**Modeling the Prototype**

The real Class 70s were all pretty stock standard, but it is possible to do mock-ups of the Class 56 as they were very similar (visually.)

The original D&RG roster is as follows;

The following are EXACT configuration inputs, if you deviate they will not look right.
**D&RG**

Road Number: 400 - 411

Name: (Refer to the list above, keep all lowercase with a period at the end!)

Tender: Denver & Rio Grande. (No, the period isn't a mistake, that's actually correct.)

Stack: 2

Headlight: 2

Paint: 1

**Semi-Historical**

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**Uintah Railway**

Road Number: 11

Name: N/A

Tender: UINTAH RAILWAY.

Stack: 2

Headlight: 3

Paint: 2

**AT&SF**

Road Number: 107 - 110

Name: N/A

Tender: A. T. & S. F. R. R.

Stack: 2

Headlight: 1

Paint: 1

The D&RG Class 70, sometimes known as the Class 70 for short, is a 2-8-0 locomotive. It was part of the original roster of locomotives.

This locomotive is the third biggest locomotive in the game and was part on the original roster of locomotives.

1. ↑ Railroads Online Official In-Game Wiki
2. ↑ http://www.jstor.org/stable/43517539
3. ↑ http://www.jstor.org/stable/43517539
Gregg Company Plantation Cars

## Gregg sugar cane cars

### Freight Types

Logs, Pipes, Coal, Iron Ore, Cordwood, Oil Barrels, Crates, Raw Iron, Beams, Rails, Planks

## Pricing

### Tier

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As of Beta Update 0.5.8, Gregg Company sugar plantation cars were added to the game. These small 2 axle cars are based on the various designs sugar plantations used across Hawaii, Cuba, and South America. Listed below are the current cars in game along with some in game stats

(Disclaimer: the oil barrel amounts for the medium and highside gondola have not been tested by the writer of this page and may be wrong).

## Current Gregg Plantation Cars

###### Gregg sugar cane flat

* Weight: 2200 lbs / 996.6 kg
* Freight Type: Crates (6)
* Price: 200$

###### Gregg sugar cane logging flat

* Weight: 2420 lbs / 1096.26 kg
* Freight Type: Logs (5), Pipes (7)
* Price: 200$
* This car is based off of a photograph of a Gregg car sitting on a siding at the Ewa Plantation Co. in Ewa, Hawaii.

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###### Gregg sugar cane stake flat

* Weight: 2310 lbs / 1046.43 kg
* Freight Type: Rail (4), Raw iron (3), Beam (3), Lumber (3)
* Price: 200$

###### Gregg sugar cane bulkhead flat

* Weight: 2530 lbs / 1146.49 kg
* Freight Type: Cordwood (2)
* Price: 220$
* This car is specifically modeled off of the Gregg sugar cane cars used in Hawaii across various railroads. To the side is a photograph of these cars in usage at the Ewa Plantation Company (36" gauge). This is the only true "Sugar cane" car, as the design is originally intended to haul cane through the fields.

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* Weight: 2310 lbs / 1046.43 kg
* Freight Type: Iron ore (2), Coal (2), Oil Barrels (15)
* Price: 200$
* This car is based off of the conversion of a flatcar, in which various sugar plantations would fill a gondola with sand, placing it in front of the locomotive, and having a worker sit in front to pour sand onto the tracks in order to gain traction on the steep grades.

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###### Gregg sugar cane medium gondola

* Weight: 2420 lbs / 1096.26 kg
* Freight Type: Iron ore (3), Coal (3), Oil Barrels (15)
* Price: 220$

###### Gregg sugar cane highside gondola

* Weight: 2640 lbs / 1195.92 kg
* Freight Type: Iron ore (6), Coal (6), Oil Barrels (15)
* Price: 250$
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## D&RG Class 48

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The **D&RG Class 48** is a 0-6-0ST locomotive. It was added in the 1 Year Anniversary Update.

The Baldwin 6-22-D is an 0-6-0ST switcher locomotive primarily used by the Denver & Rio Grande as their Class 48. This locomotive was extremely successful in switching operations, and as such, nine were built for the railroad.  Though as the Rio Grande developed, eventually the 48s were supplanted by other more powerful main-line locomotives aging out into switcher service, rendering them obsolete. After over thirty years of service, the switchers were sold off either to various railroads or scrappers. Some railroads included the Ark Smelting & Refining Co., the Yellow Pine Lumber Company, and the Rio Grande Southern. The last of this class was scrapped in 1903, and no locomotives of this class survived into preservation.

**Modeling the Prototype**

The D&RG had a fair amount of the Class 48s, some being sold to other railroads.

The Original Roster is as follows;

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Though the variation modeled is 20 and 21, the others are technically still applicable.

**Follow the configuration as written, otherwise it will not be correct.**

Number: 20 - 21 | 97 - 98 | 102 - 106

Name: Denver & Rio Grande.

Tender: N/A

Stack: 2

Headlight: 1

Paint: 1

The **D&RG Class 48** is a 0-6-0ST locomotive. It was added in the 1 Year Anniversary Update.

1. ↑ Railroads Online Official In-Game Wiki
2. ↑ http://www.jstor.org/stable/43517539
Railroads Online Wiki/Section 1

Welcome to the Railroads Online Wiki

The **Railroads Online Wiki** is written and maintained by community members, and is currently unrecognized by the dev team as the 'official' wiki.
With enough effort, this wiki can become the ultimate guide for all information relating to Railroads Online! We need *your* help, so feel free to help contribute to articles or pages that are incomplete or are in need of updating.

There are currently 585 pages (85 articles) on this wiki.

About Railroads Online
Set in a huge open world reminiscent of the great American Midwest during the golden age of steam trains, **Railroads Online** puts you in the role of a pioneer helping to shape the future of America. Build tracks, traverse vast landscapes in various steam locomotives, transport goods to earn money, and customize and buy new locomotives and equipment as you grow to become a railroad tycoon. Play in single-player or with up to 15 friends in the online cooperative multiplayer mode.
Glenbrook

## C&TL&F 2-6-0

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The **Glenbrook** is a 2-6-0 locomotive. It was added in the 1 Year Anniversary Update.

The Baldwin 8-18D was an early-model 2-6-0 Mogul type, and was used primarily as a mixed traffic locomotive for narrow gauge railroads across the United States. The most famous example of this locomotive; Glenbrook was used initially for industrial operations in Philadelphia, before running on the Glenbrook-Spooner Hill Line, primarily operating in lumber operations. The locomotive was used by the Carson & Tahoe Fluming Company, as a mixed traffic engine. The Glenbrook is preserved today, and is still operational. It can be found at the Nevada County Railroad Museum, with another running example being a sister engine, Tahoe (C&TL&F/NCNG 5) was recently restored by the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum.

## Recreation

To accurately recreate the Glenbrook as it operated on the Carson and Tahoe Lumber and Fluming Company, please select the following options when purchasing the locomotive.

* **Headlight:** 4
* **Paint:** 3, 4, or 7
* **Name:** GLENBROOK.
* **Tender:** (left blank)
* **Smokestack:** 4

**Other Engines**

* **Headlight:** 1
* **Paint:** 3
* **Name:** Reveille.
* **Tender:** Eureka & Palisade.
* **Smokestack:** 2
* **Number:** 6

1. ↑ Railroads Online Official In-Game Wiki
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The **Climax** is a 0-4-4-0G locomotive. It was part of the original roster of locomotives.

This model of Climax is the original model from American Railroads, and had been ported to RRO. Despite it's bugs, it is still a decent addition to the small collection of geared locomotives. This engine also happens to be one of few with a turbo-generator (Dynamo as it's more commonly called).
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changelog:

-corrected coal mine capacity to 720

-moved unloading platforms at the iron ore mine further apart. note: each freight type has to be dropped off at it's designated platform or it will be deleted upon impact

-adjusted lumber and beams platform hitbox sizes

-re-rail tool only works for rail splines

-re rail tool can not trigger car unloading anymore

-added re-rail tool for clients, when a car is selected it is dropped at the new location on the rail the player is looking at, the car's physics state is reset, 2s cooldown, Hold LMB to rotate the car 180°, Press RMB to quit rerailing
Update 221115

◄ Update 220909
Update 221214 ►

**Update 221115** is a minor update to Railroads Online, adding a new locomotive and utility car. They were first added to the Beta Branch in beta update 220917, on September 17th, 2022. After minor bugfixes in the beta branch, the update was added to the public branch on November 20th, 2022.

## Notable Features

### Updated Mechanics

* Firewood depots will only consume wood if all firewood stacks have five or more empty slots.
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-reworked fuel and fire game mechanic: the fuel amount of a boiler is now hard coded from 0 to +max units, depending on the boiler size of the locomotive

one piece of firewood adds 10 fuel units

as fuel burns away, the fire particle effect starts to decrease and disappears completely once all fuel is burnt

the more fuel is in the firebox the faster the fire temperature increases; once all fuel is burnt the fire temperature starts to decrease at a constant rate until it hits 0

the higher the fire temperature the faster the water temperature increases; once the fire temperature is zero the water temperature starts to decrease at a constant rate until it hits 0

-added tutorial for RAILROADS Online! in written form for all languages: press H to open up the tutorial which helps you to get started in RAILROADS Online! You can rebind the key to open the tutorial in options->controls

-UI whistle slider will return to idle position when released
Rolling Stock

**Rolling stock** is the collection of locomotives, freight cars, and other cars that run on rails.

## Freight Cars

**Freight cars** are used to transport goods and earn money.

### List of Freight Cars

*In order of appearance in the game's store:*

* Gregg sugar cane flat
* Gregg sugar cane logging flat
* Gregg sugar cane stake flat
* Gregg sugar cane bulkhead flat
* Gregg sugar cane lowside gondola
* Gregg sugar cane medium gondola
* Gregg sugar cane highside gondola
* Waialua Agricultural tank car
* Ewa Plantation Boxcar
* Skeleton car
* Flatcar (flat)
* Flatcar (stakes)
* Flatcar (bulkheads)
* Hopper
* EBT hopper
* Tanker
* Coffin tank car
* Boxcar
* Stock car
* Coach DSP&P No. 57

## Utility Cars

**Utility cars** are used for miscellaneous purposes not directly related to transporting goods or pulling other cars.

### List of Utility Cars

*In order of appearance in the game's store:*

* Bobber caboose
* DSP&P waycar
* Snow plow
* Handcar

## Locomotives

**Locomotives** are often steam-powered engines used to pull other cars.

### List of Locomotives

*In order of appearance in the game's store:*

* Porter (0-4-0ST) (AKA Betsy)
* Porter (0-4-2ST)
* Tenmile
* Ferries & Cliff House 2-4-2T
* D&RG Class 48
* Montezuma
* Eureka
* Glenbrook
* Climax
* Heisler
* Ruby Basin
* Shay
* Mosca
* Cooke 2-6-0 (Wood)
* Cooke 2-6-0 (Coal)
* Cooke 2-8-0
* D&RG Class 70
* ET&WNC 2-8-0
* Lima 2-8-0
Shay

## Class A15-2 Shay

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The **Shay** is a geared locomotive. It is the cheapest geared locomotive in game, and based on the Bear Creek Lumber & Railroad's Class A15-2 Shay locomotive. Like the Montezuma and Betsy the Porter, it is one of your starting locomotive options in the Lake Valley map, and was added in the 1 Year Anniversary Update.

The Michigan-California Lumber Company’s #2 Shay is the oldest surviving Shay in the world. Built in 1884 for the Rumsey Lumber Company, the Shay quickly proved to be a boon in the logging industry, able to climb steeper grades and negotiate tighter turns than their conventional contemporaries. While stronger Shays and other geared locomotives would later designate the Mich-Cal #2 to switcher duties, the Shay design was proven and this particular model was preserved in 1953 as a testament to its successful, and long working career. The engine is on display at the Turtle Bay Exploration Park in Redding, CA.

**Modeling the Prototype**

As you cannot fully make Mich-Cal Shay 2, you can at least make something close to it as well as a few possibly fictional paints.

**Mich-Cal 2**

Number: 2

Name: mich-cal lumber co.

Stack: 2

Headlight: 2

Paint: 3

**Semi-Historical**

\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

**Colorado Mining Co. 6**

Number: 6

Name: Colorado Mining Co.

Stack: 2

Headlight: 2

Paint: 2

1. ↑ Railroads Online Official In-Game Wiki
Cooke 2-6-0

The **Cooke 2-6-0s** are a pair of 2-6-0 locomotives, one burning wood and the other coal. The wood-burning Cooke was part of the original roster of locomotives, where as the coal-burning variant was added in the Coal and Power Update.

Trivia: The wood-burning variant of this locomotive is the only fictional engine in the game as of 2024, going so far as to not have an article of its own in the in-game wiki.
RAILROADS Online! - build 201013

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-fixed respawn function for server and client

-fixed crash on exit game

-added UI keyboard controls for regulator, default setting: W: open regulator, S: close regulator

-optimized regulator for networking

-client can now set the regulator as smoothly as the server

-optimized orange highlight toggle for regulator

-increased delay after client purchases a loco

-added respawn trigger volumes outside map in case player exits map borders

-fixed cordwood: can now be sold at the freight depot
RAILROADS Online! - build 211118

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-added nullpointer checks for save game

-added nullpointer checks for exiting a vehicle

-added nullpointer checks for oil treminal

-set replication distance for spouts, chutes, cranes

-improved reverser direction code

-fixed UI compressor: the UI shows the percentage of it's handvalve

-fixed UI generator: the UI shows the percentage of it's handvalve

-fixed firewood depot collision: the firewood depot enables it's collision after it is placed in the world

-fixed tools: tools are accepted at the Freight Depot

-fixed boxcar roof: tool crates can no longer get stuck on the roof

-fixed tool crate crane: moved crane further to the edge of the platform so nearby boxcars can be properly loaded

-lowered crude oil spawn rate

-increased crude oil spout yaw speed

-adjusted coal hitbox at the factory building

-increased attenuation radius of whistles to 500m (whistle should be heared as long as the client can see the engine)

-improved spline FPS performance

-added LODs for all splines

-211118-A: fixed pawn movement: getting stuck after jumping/exiting a vehicle
RAILROADS Online! - build 211010

changelog:

-fixed bug where locomotive was deleted after client left the game while still driving the locomotive

-fixed bug where game crashed when "leave session" is clicked

-fixed bug where game soft crashes when host disconnects

-added networkfailure.txt: when a network error occurs it is now stored in the NetworkFailureReport.txt

The file can be found in C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Local\arr\Saved

-added "is controlled" query before entering a vehicle

-fixed client coal and iron ore car capacity to a vehicle

-adjusted loading screen fade out time

-fixed bug where respawn would not delete the old player pawn

-fixed bug where respawn would lock first person controls for server
Hopper

## ET&WNC Hopper

The **ET&WNC Hopper** is a freight car used to transport coal and iron ore. It was part of the original roster of rolling stock.

The ET&WNC Hopper is a contemporary to the ET&WNC 2-8-0 locomotive (though it was ~30 years old by the time the #4, 5, and 6 came about), and would have been seen hauling coal, and ballast along the ET&WNC line.  Ordered from the Bodie & Benton, these cars served the ET&WNC well, until the advent of steel hoppers which eventually replaced them.

### Trivia:

* The hopper was the first piece of rolling stock created for Railroads Online, predating all other forms by about six months.
* The hopper is often mistaken for being "fictional". However it's not. It's a type of hopper that was used by the ET&WNC. The only fictional aspect of it is the link and pin couplings, as the prototype utilized knuckles.

1. ↑ Railroads Online Official In-Game Wiki
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The **DSP&P Waycar** is a utility car. It was added in Update 221115.

The Denver South Park & Pacific truly had a classic two-axle caboose (known colloquially as a waycar), which provided the conductors with an office space, stove, and sleeping bunk. These cars were built sans cupola, and served the DSP&P well after Union Pacific took over the railroad. Two more were built for the railroad, totaling around 20 built. Some sold off were upgraded to “Colorado & Southern Bobber Cabooses”, and one exists today at the Colorado Railroad Museum. There is also doubt about which two waycars went missing before 1885 - probably 2 of numbers 61, 62, 63, or 64.

Colorado Central also contributed waycars to the C&S, CC #1725 and 1726 became UPD&G #61 and 62 in 1897. #63 was built and the three became C&S #300, 301, and 302 in 1899-1900. The first two survived to 1912 and became C&S #1000 and 1001.

The cars were numbered as 60 - 82

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.ross-crain.com/south-park-line/history-photos-plans/waycar.htm
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The **bobber caboose** is a utility car that can be used by players to travel. It was added in Update 211220.

The first Denver & Rio Grande cabooses were short 4-wheel cars with a center cupola and having a length of 16ft. They were numbered from 1 to 88, the first 4 have been built by Jackson & Sharp in 1871 and the other by the D&RG shops between 1876 and 1885. In 1887, all Rio Grande cabooses were renumbered from 0500 on. One of these early cabooses, #49 (which later became #0548), is preserved today at the Colorado Railroad Museum, almost in its original condition. Most of these cabooses were removed from service before 1903, the last of them probably before 1914, sometimes after one or several rebuilds. In 1903, new Interstate Commerce Commission regulations required air brakes and automatic couplers on cars, and it became urgent to replace the old 4-wheel cabooses. Based on the model of a first caboose rebuilt in 1892, at least eight 4-wheel cabooses were then extensively rebuilt between 1904 and 1918 or so and received, among other modifications, air brakes and new trucks to replace their original 4 wheels. Caboose #0524 conserved at the Colorado Railroad Museum is an example of this type of transformation.

The Class 1 Caboose original number series were 1 - 88.

The **bobber caboose** is a utility car. It was added in Update 211220.

1. ↑ http://drgw.free.fr/DRGW/Freight/Caboose/Caboose\_en.htm
2. ↑ http://drgw.free.fr/DRGW/Freight/Caboose/Caboose\_en.htm
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Coffin Tank Car

## N.C.O. Coffin Tank Car

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The **coffin tank car** is a freight car used to transport crude oil and is named for the fact that its tank resembles a coffin. It was added in The Coal & Power Update.

This car was built for the Nevada California Oregon Railway, first used to carry oil with an attached pump to remove it from the car. Later in its life, it was converted into a water car, to transport water to water towers along the line that were not connected to wells. The car was sent to the West Side Lumber Company, where it served there until the railroad’s closure. The car is preserved today at the “Sumpter Valley Railway”, used as an auxiliary tender for their two-truck Heisler.

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* This car is most likely based on the West Side Lumber Company Tank Car #5. It started out as a Nevada-California-Oregon narrow gauge railroad 3100 gallon tank car and was first used by the N-C-O to to supply their steam engines with oil. When the N-C-O switched to standard gauge, it came into the possession of the West Side Lumber Company and was used to haul oil into the woods for the logging engines. After being rebuilt twice, first in the 1950s and again from 2007-2014, it is now used as an auxiliary tender by the Sumpter Valley Railroad Restoration.

1. ↑ https://westernrailwaypreservation.org/west-side-lumber-company-tank-car-5/
Railroads Online Wiki

**Welcome to the Railroads Online Wiki!**
This is currently a large Work In Progress, and there will be many missing articles and categories for the foreseeable future until everything in the current version of the game is documented. For now, feel free to explore the wiki using the navigation area below!

Welcome to the Railroads Online Wiki, detailing the game that represents the golden age of narrow-gauge railroading; putting you and your friends in the center of a time before transportation was dominated by planes and automobiles; a time when trains and railroads were revolutionizing the way goods were transported across a sprawling landmass, being fused into a growing and solid nation: the United States of America. Powered by steam engines, the nearly 20 locomotives represented in-game consume a lot of energy to produce steam out of fuel and water, and later used that steam to turn energy into motion. That is one of man-kind's greatest inventions if we do say so ourselves! Steam locomotives, especially those of the narrow gauge, have fascinated people of all ages since they were first rolled out, and have a unique charm to them that deserves to be remembered.

The locomotives in the game are made as accurate as possible with as much attention to detail as possible on both their exteriors and interiors, in the latter of which you can interact with all the valves, gauges, and levers in order to make operating your engines even more immersive. Said engines can also be customized by selecting headlights, smokestacks, and one of many pre-selected paint schemes. When beginning the game, you'll start off with a small locomotive named Betsy, (in Lake Valley you can start with either Betsy, Montezuma, or the Shay.) but as you progress throughout the game, you'll be able to unlock bigger and better engines to supplement your railroad to your liking. Some engines are better suited for certain jobs than others are! There is also a plethora of rolling stock to choose from, making sure that all players have the chance to ride their train in style.

The world of Railroads Online is open to all train enthusiasts and pioneers alike, no matter what your interests may be. So get on board today for Pine Valley or Lake Valley, and let your trains take you back to a simpler time in American history: a time of greatness, ingenuity, and most of all, limitless possibilities!

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