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  "publishedAt": "2026-04-02T17:44:43.000Z",
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  "textContent": "> Hi\n>\n> Is it possible to manage capacity of each tile of station? I mean it would be cool if I could set up capacity of single tile to \"100\" and then everyone (we have our own server) who wants to store more products needs to expand the station\n>\n> I'm using SPI economy and investigating how to hardcode that inside that SPI (it limits tile capacity to ~4000, so it should be editable somehow) but if there's any other option, then why not check it (and I've found \"Station cargo capacity and rating tolerance depend on station size\" option in JGR, but I can only turn it on and off, without option to edit it or any info what this actually means in numbers).\n>\n> Kind regards\n> Marcin\n\n\"Station cargo capacity and rating tolerance depend on station size\" scales the various cargo thresholds linearly with the station area in tiles, such that a station of 8 tiles corresponds to the vanilla values.\nOrdinarily cargo starts to be truncated above 4096. (This is absurdly large for single tile bus stops and far too small for very large rail stations, airports, etc).\nThere is currently no mechanism for station GRFs to indicate any kind of cargo capacity.\n\n\n> Specifically Axis 2.3.1 - but now I've noticed that it's only on some maps. Sometimes even generating land industries takes an awfully long time....\n> Maybe it depends on how complex the terrain is, I don't know\n\nThis is caused by industry location callbacks in Axis, there will be a mitigation for this in the next JGRPP release.\n\nStatistics: Posted by JGR — 02 Apr 2026 17:44\n\n* * *",
  "title": "OpenTTD Development • Re: JGR's Patch Pack",
  "updatedAt": "2026-04-02T17:44:43.000Z"
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