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Railway Evolution v1.0.1 [RELEASE] — The Refinement Update. After the massive success of the initial release, we are launching a refinement update. This version focuses on stability, removing hard-coded limitations, and giving you full console control over your rail networks.
🔹 Key Features: 🎮 Full Control: Integrated command system (/railway / /railwayai) for logging, safety, and unlimited modes.
🛠 Changelog: 🔴 Fixes & Optimizations:
Movement: Fixed jerky braking and YIELDING lock-ups; kinematic braking now works smoothly.
Collision Logic: Optimized parallel track awareness and bridge detection (reduced Y-tolerance to 6 blocks).
AI Vision: Added myGraph filtering to ensure trains on different networks don't block each other.
Console: Spam removed; AI logs are now hidden by default.
🟢 New Improvements:
Unlimited Mode: Added /railway infinity to remove hard-coded train length and track building limits.
Driver Override: Improved "driver-in-train" detection — AI no longer treats the engineer as an obstacle.
Emergency Recovery: Added 30-second JAM auto-timeout for stuck trains.
Safe-mode: Toggleable via /railway safe-mode [true/false] to prevent accidental collisions.
💬 Console Commands:
/railway — List all trains (ID, status, speed, position).
/railway log [true/false] — Toggle AI debug logs.
/railway safe-mode [true/false] — Toggle AI safety protocols.
/railway release — Instantly free all jammed trains.
/railway reload — Reload AI-manager.
/railway infinity [true/false] — Remove train/track limits.
⚠️ Requirements: NeoForge 1.21.1 | Create 0.6.1+
Thanks to our 1200+ users for the support! Let’s keep the tracks busy! 🚂💎🔥
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