... to store them and build it for reserve. What is seezag? I never heard of this. Uhmmm... Meant seesaw. It was a word I learnt only one week ago. My bridge was "zigzag" which means running like a rabbit in German, so I mixed it. By the time I invent logistics and start using them my core ...

... are now connected directly. (note: This network-station should have a very, very far, but limited range!) --> The sense of this is, that it is the bridge between the wire- and the wireless network. For example, the logistic network (logistic, not circuit) could send per default on wireless-channel ...

... be implemented. Just please be careful not to kill the ability to build more independent/disconnected networks. Right now it's simple - build one bridge pole at a remote location, build what you want to build, remove the bridge pole.

... :? So you could just leave places blank to walk around but when you need to get over tons of belts and don't want to walk around you could put a bridge over it. Ramps and walkway tiles is all you need and it can just connect in any direction. Just a quick mockup I did. The warning strips were ...

This would be a good idea if you could also create rivers. Create a giant moat, and when trains are going across, the crank bridge extends, the train runs over any aliens in the way, and retracts!

I often want to build really large structures and end up running into bodies of water. It would be cool to be able to build a bridge or fill them in (perhaps a use for the horribly under-used stone). Perhaps a way to expand lakes and grow trees would be cool too.

I don't like having to go around large bodies of water on my trains so it would be cool to add crank bridges. They'd be like draw bridges but could be activated by some sort of electric signal. They would have to have a limited range, so far I haven't seen any islands so ...

Replace 1 with bridge, made out of wood?

That way you can walk, place conveyor belts, wooden chests on it, but limited to items that seem 'light'

Iron bridges could hold everything else including railroad tracks.