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--- mtr_extra:resourcepack:make:model [2025/07/05 08:10] – initial commit navi_lx9702
+++ mtr_extra:resourcepack:make:model [2025/10/26 10:02] (current) – Fixing some mistakes regarding head / end descriptions navi_lx9702
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   - **window**: The window of a carriage.
   - **door**: The doors of a carriage.
-  - **head**: The front of a carriage with a driving cab.
+  - **head**: The front / back of a carriage with a driving cab.
-  - **end**: The back of a carriage without a driving cab.
+  - **end**: The front / back of a carriage without a driving cab.
 In most cases, a train model is a combination of these parts in the following pattern:
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   * Intermediate vehicle: end-(door-window)-end
   * Back vehicle: end-(door-window)-head
+There’s an example of a 4-car train
+''(Head)    Leading vehicle    (end)''   ''(end)    Intermediate vehicle    (end)''   ''(end)    Intermediate vehicle    (end)''   ''(end)    Back vehicle    (head)''
+<—forward
 Most trains will have a window part to be around 48 Blockbench units (3m) in length, and a door part to be around 32 Blockbench units (2m) in length. This makes the train to be able to align with the platform screen doors. The end part is usually around 16 Blockbench units to 20 units (1m to 1.25m) in length, so there is enough space for the train to take a turn.