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MTR4 British Rail Class 80X IET Series Resource Pack Wiki & Guide

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Reskins trains to resemble British Rail Class 80X IET series designs.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Building stations compatible with 9-car Class 80X formationsPlanning platform length Class 80X trains spawn in either 5-car or 9-car formations. A 9-car train is significantly…Choosing and applying different train liveries to your networkUnderstanding available liveries This pack includes five distinct livery options: LNER Azuma (white and grey), GWR…Creating a realistic British railway network with mixed train typesPlanning your network layout Design your railway with different line types: high-speed electrified routes for Class…Setting up a Class 80X train route with automated schedulingCreating your first route Use the MTR4 route creation tools to define a path for your Class 80X trains. Place…

Frequently asked questions

How do I spawn a Class 80X train in my world?
Use the MTR4 spawn menu or command system to select a Class 80X formation (5-car or 9-car), choose your desired livery, then place it on a compatible railway line. The train will appear with the selected paint job applied.
What's the difference between the 5-car and 9-car trains?
The 5-car formation is shorter and better for smaller networks or tighter station designs, while the 9-car formation matches real-world Class 800 lengths and requires longer platforms and more track space.
Can I run Class 80X trains on diesel-only lines?
Yes—the bi-mode trains in this pack can operate on both electrified lines and diesel power, so you can use them on mixed-power networks without needing separate train types.
How do I set up automated scheduling for Class 80X routes?
Create a route using the MTR4 scheduling system, assign your Class 80X train to it, set departure times and stops, then enable automation; the train will follow the schedule and loop as configured.

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