Not intended to be used as an actual cargo in translation tables. Used by andythenorth to identify default cargo graphics in newgrfs that use code/graphics generation. These cargos are for use outside industry sets and do not represent transporting anything Created with Highcharts 4.2.7 Route length (manhattan distance) Yearly profit Goods 2 loco Goods Coal 2way+20 Coal 1way.

These cargos are for use in fantasy or science fiction settings OTIS: 0220 Covered, piece goods, renamed 'Electrical Machines'. These cargos are only present in rare/specialized situationsĠA30 Bulk, powderized, piece goods, coveredĢTT Lumberjack Industries: renamed Varnishĭeprecated FIRS cargo. Renamed from 'Gravel / Ballast' XIS: Renamed 'Aggregate' OTIS: 0230 Piece goods, bulk, covered/sheltered, renamed 'Cotton' OTIS: 0124 Express, Piece goods, hazardousĠ230 Piece goods, bulk, covered/shelteredĢTT Industries of the Caribbean: named MachineryįIRS: 0024 Express, piece goods. OTIS: Renamed 'Animal Feed'įIRS & XIS: 0030 Bulk, piece goods. YETI: Renamed 'Balls of Steel', OTIS: Renamed 'Metal'įIRS & XIS: 00A4 Express, piece goods, refrigerated, YETI: 00A0 Piece goods, covered. Named Logs in some industry sets (FIRS, 2TT) These cargos are present when no NewGRF is used, or in some common Industry NewGRFs

The following cargo labels have been defined so far: You can see the table of Type A and Type B slots here if you really want to. This method is deprecated as it meant relying blindly on cargos always using the same slots. GRFv≤7 GRF version 7 and below used different cargo properties for different properties (called 'Type A' or 'translated' and 'Type B' or 'untranslated' cargo slots), for historical reasons. GRFv≥8 In GRF version 8 the value to be used in all vehicle and industry properties, and in action 3, is the position of the cargo label in the cargo translation table included in the GRF.

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