Create Train Physics Reloaded

Fuel, signals, and parking

• The “require fuel” option now works: ordinary engines cannot provide traction without fuel when the option is enabled.
• Fueled engine power has its own working configuration value.
• Automated trains once again respect signals and stop for a red signal.
• An optional automatic handbrake prevents unattended trains from rolling away and holds scheduled trains while they are waiting.
• Steam ‘n’ Rails handcars keep their intended hand-powered behaviour instead of being restricted like ordinary locomotives.

Correct Create: Electro Energetics integration

• C:EE electric motors provide traction only when the train has real usable power from an energized catenary connection, charged accumulators, or a creative train power source.
• Disconnected and unpowered electric trains no longer receive free traction.
• All colour variants of C:EE train motors are supported, not only the red one.
• Mixed electric and combustion trains correctly keep their two power systems separate, preventing free fuel and incorrect power sharing.

Quieter C:EE train audio

When Create: Electro Energetics is installed, Reloaded automatically enables a
small built-in resource pack that silences four unusually loud and repetitive
default GTO traction layers. The general rolling wind ambience remains enabled.

Supported engines and add-ons

| Mod | Recognized engines or compatibility |
| — | — |
| Create | Steam Engine |
| Create: Electro Energetics | All colour variants of train electric motors, live catenary power, accumulators, and creative train power |
| Create: Crafts & Additions | Electric Motor |
| Create: Diesel Generators | Diesel Engine, Large Diesel Engine, and Huge Diesel Engine |
| Create: Power Grid | Electric Motor and Constant Speed Motor |
| The Factory Must Grow | Turbine, regular, radial, large, simple large, electric, and heavy electric engines |
| Steam ‘n’ Rails | Handcars retain their original special behaviour |

Modpack authors can add more engine blocks through the
create_train_physics:train_motor block tag.

Configuration

The common configuration is created at
config/create_train_physics-common.toml.

| Option | What it does | Default |
| — | — | — |
| requireFuel | Requires ordinary engines to have fuel before they can provide traction | false |
| enginePower | Base power of each recognized engine | 200 kW |
| fueledEnginePower | Power of each ordinary engine while real fuel is available | 200 kW |
| automaticHandbrake | Brakes unattended trains and holds automated trains at a requested stop | true |

Adding more engines increases total available power, but it does not bypass
Create’s configured top-speed limit or the safe speed of a tight curve.

Installation

1. Install NeoForge 21.1.x for Minecraft 1.21.1.
2. Install Create 6.0.8–6.0.x and its required dependencies.
3. Place the Create Train Physics Reloaded JAR in the mods folder.
4. Install any supported optional add-ons you want to use.

For multiplayer, install Reloaded on both the server and participating clients.
The server runs the train simulation, while clients also receive the bundled
C:EE sound adjustment.

Frequently asked questions

Why will my train not move?

Make sure the train contains a recognized engine. If fuel is required, load a
valid train fuel. C:EE electric trains additionally need an energized catenary
connection, stored accumulator charge, or a creative train power source.

Do additional engines help?

Yes. Engines throughout the full consist contribute power, improving the
acceleration and hauling ability of heavy trains. Top speed is still limited by
available power, drag, Create’s server settings, and track curvature.

Can I restore the muted C:EE sounds?

Yes. A user resource pack placed above the built-in Reloaded pack can replace
the four sound files. Removing Reloaded is not required just to customize audio.

License and acknowledgements

• Original project and concept: Szedann/CreateTrainPhysics
• Reloaded source and maintenance: cat4blep/CreateTrainPhysicsReloaded
• License: GNU LGPL 2.1

Create and all named add-ons belong to their respective authors. Their names are
used only to describe compatibility.