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OpenTTD Source 20260704-master-gbf70c61fb8
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| Tubular bridges. | |
| tubular bridges have 3 kinds of tiles: a start tile (with only half a tube on the far side, marked _BEG a middle tile (full tunnel), marked _MID and an end tile (half a tube on the near side, marked _END | |
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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BTSUS stands for Bridge Type Suspension bridge. TILE_* denotes the different tiles a suspension bridge can have TILE_A and TILE_B are the "beginnings" and "ends" of the suspension system. They have small rectangular endcaps TILE_C and TILE_D look almost identical to TILE_A and TILE_B, but they do not have the "endcaps". They form the middle part TILE_E is a condensed configuration of two pillars. while they are usually 2 pillars apart, they only have 1 pillar separation here TILE_F is an extended configuration of pillars. They are plugged in when pillars should be 3 tiles apart
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