Create Fly Steam N Rails Unofficial Port Wiki & Guide

Open the interactive 3D bogey preview menu to browse and select from over 30 bogey designs, ranging from single axle to oversized wheel sets. Make sure the bogey you choose matches the track gauge you are building on, such as narrow, standard, wide, or monorail.

Place a track coupler beneath your rails at the point where the carriages meet. When the cars are aligned over the coupler, trigger it with a redstone pulse or use a wrench on it to attach or split the carriages.

Andesite switches must be flipped manually, powered with redstone, or hit with an arrow to change the track direction. Brass switches are automated and will steer approaching trains toward their requested routes on their own.

Tieless tracks remain completely hitbox-free when placed on their own. To give them a normal hitbox for interaction or removal, you need to encase them with a building material.

Place a colored conductor cap on a conductor to organize and assign them to your crew. When you target the conductor, they will activate nearby switches, levers, and buttons for your station machinery.

Use a bound whistle linked to a train manned by a conductor. Blowing the bound whistle will summon that specific train directly to your chosen station.

Build pathways using vent blocks instead of full doors. Vent blocks create small ducts that allow conductors to move freely through walls to reach different control rooms or platforms.

Hover your cursor over any rail item or block in your inventory and hold the W key. This opens an animated Ponder scene that shows step-by-step tutorials and block guides.

Yes, you can place a pedal-driven handcar on the rails for light personal transit. It lets you move along your railway lines without needing a full locomotive or station setup.

Use a remote lens paired with one of your conductors. Activating the remote lens lets you view the surrounding area directly from that conductor's perspective.