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Railway Sign

Railway Sign
Render of all lengths of an even Railway Sign.
Render of all lengths of an odd Railway Sign.
Renewable Yes
Stackable Yes (64)
Tool From bare hands
Blast resistance TBC
Luminous Yes
Transparent No
Flammable No
Catches fire from lava No
Created by Jonathan

Railway signs are decorative items that inform passengers where things are in the railway. They can help people get to platforms, exits, escalators, and more. The signs come in different lengths and have a light level of 15.

Obtaining

Breaking

Railway signs require a pickaxe to be mined, in which case it drops itself. When mined without a pickaxe, it drops nothing. It has a hardness of 2.

Crafting

Name Ingredients Crafting Recipe Notes
Railway Sign
Length: 2
Orientation: Even
Iron Ingot + Glowstone Dust + Block of Iron + Sign

Shaped Recipe
Railway Sign 2 Even Crafting Recipe This is the base recipe for crafting any of the railway signs.
Railway Sign
Upgrading Recipe
Railway Sign + Iron Ingot + Sign

Shapeless Recipe
Railway Sign Upgrading Crafting Recipe To increase the length of the sign by one, add an iron ingot and a sign to it. This only works for signs with an even orientation.
Railway Sign
Even to Odd Conversion Recipe
Railway Sign
Orientation: Even

Shapeless Recipe
Railway Sign Even to Odd Crafting Recipe A railway sign with an even orientation can be changed to a railway sign with an odd orientation of the same length.
Railway Sign
Odd to Even Conversion Recipe
Railway Sign
Orientation: Odd

Shapeless Recipe
Railway Sign Odd to Even Crafting Recipe A railway sign with an odd orientation can be changed to a railway sign with an even orientation of the same length.

Properties

Orientation

Each railway sign has either an even or odd orientation. The orientation determines whether the whole sign will take up an even or odd amount of spaces in your world. This is useful for centring a sign over a certain number of blocks.

Length

The length of the sign is not related to how many blocks it takes up in the world. It simply indicates how many units or icons the sign can support.

Usage

When first placed in the world, the railway sign is blank and has a metallic texture. Signs can have one, both, or neither side configured.

The sign be edited by right clicking the front or back face with a brush. The face being edited depends on which face has been right clicked. The railway sign configuration screen will open.

The `Edit` buttons on the top row is used for editing each unit of the sign. For example, if the sign has a length of 4, there will be four edit buttons at the top. When one of the `Edit` buttons is clicked, different icons will show up below. Clicking on one of the icons will add it to the selected unit.

Railway Sign Configuration Screen
The railway configuration screen for a sign with a length of 5

A lot of the icons include text; these buttons appear longer in the selection menu.

There can be only one piece of text for each sign. For example, when adding text that flows to the right (left justified), all existing icons to the right of the new text will get removed. Similarly, if an icon is added to the right of the existing text, the text will get removed. The same principle applies for text flowing to the left (right justified).

The “Platform” and “Route” buttons have special functions. They can configured to display platform number(s) or route(s) in the station. Click to select available platforms or routes.

The last button, `Reset Sign`, clears the unit being currently edited. If all units are cleared, the railway sign will have a metallic texture.

Centown 1
Examples of railway signs in the station

Centown 2
A railway sign pointing towards two platforms

Centown 3
A railway sign pointing towards two routes

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