Tower Defense Rush vs TrackPlanner

Brain strategy defense game to defend a space base Defend your space base from waves of enemies through air, ground, and air assaults. Depending on the commander's command, the base can be defended, but it can also be captured. Protect your space base from invading enemies using various strategies and insights. [Game operation and method] - This is a game where you win by building a turret tower and defeating all enemies before you run out of lives. - After selecting an empty space, you can select a basic turret within the limits of the goods you have. - You can secure new space by selecting an obstacle and destroying it with a turret within range. - You cannot attack enemy units while the obstacle is being destroyed, so if you cancel the attack by pressing the obstacle again, you can aim and attack the enemy unit. - If an enemy unit infiltrates your base and loses all given lives, the mission will fail. [Introduction to the basic tower] - Laser Turret: Basic turret with excellent rate of fire - Plasma Turret: A turret that is a single-shot shell but inflicts strong damage. - Railgun Turret: A turret that deals damage to both enemies and obstacles pierced by a penetrating beam. - EMP Core: Turret that reduces enemy movement speed - Sensor Tower: A turret that increases the range of nearby attack turrets. [Game Features] - Build turret towers on numerous unique maps to create a variety of defense strategies. - You can face large numbers of enemies or compete with other users in endless mode. - Provides additional fun through a differentiated random card placement game. - You can select the desired camera view and change the game speed to 2x or 3x. - Build your own tower with a variety of tech tree upgrades. - You can receive additional damage or compensation by strengthening your skill card. - Challenge the weekly leaderboard that resets every week and become the world's strongest! - No action required, allowing unlimited game play. - You can play the game even without Wi-Fi. Help : cs@mobirix.com Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/mobirixplayen YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/user/mobirix1 Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/mobirix_official/ TikTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@mobirix_official [Subscription Service] 1) No-ADs Monthly (Month) - Remove Ads (1 Month) - Receive 1 Hammer per day - ￦5,500(KRW) Monthly (Price may vary by location) 2) No-ADs Yearly (Year) - Remove Ads (1 Year) - Receive 1 Hammer per day - ￦33,000(KRW) Yearly (Price may vary by location) - Terms of Use : https://www.mobirix.com/policyn.html - Privacy Policy : http://www.mobirix.com/policykr.html - Apple EULA : https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula

The circle does not add up. One piece too few, one too many — and on the carpet it fits anyway, because every joint can twist a little. That is what TrackPlanner calculates. Which is why rings close here that would never close on squared paper. TrackPlanner plans layouts for wooden toy railway — not with generic track, but with the pieces that are actually in your box. Please note: the app's screens are in German. A glossary of every on-screen label is at the end of this text. HOW IT WORKS Pick a configuration, start a plan, set the build area if space is tight, tap a piece. Each new piece attaches to the open end of the last one, and the line grows. Dragging moves the whole connected chain; letting go snaps it back into place. Rotate in 45° steps, mirror, duplicate, delete — all in the bar above the pieces. THE PLAY AT THE JOINTS Push two pieces together, hold one, and twist the other gently as far as it goes. The gap that opens on the far side is the play. Measure it once, enter it in millimetres — and TrackPlanner knows how far your track can really bend. Because a ring does not close thanks to "a few percent of tolerance". It closes because many joints each twist a little. Tap two open ends: if the play is enough, one button pulls them together. If it is not, the app tells you to the millimetre how much is missing. PEG AND SOCKET Wooden track has a direction: socket at the front, peg at the back. TrackPlanner draws both, and never offers you a fit that does not exist in reality. It even knows those puzzling short pieces with two pegs or two sockets — and shows you in a drawing what they are for. YOUR BOX, YOUR MEASUREMENTS Measure your track and enter what you find: lengths, radii, angles, turnouts. Curves and turnouts get a small scale drawing that follows the values as you edit them and shows where to put the ruler. Enter how many of each piece you own, too. The bill of materials then tells you what your plan needs and what is still missing. You may plan beyond your stock — that is what wish lists are for. Three configurations come with the app. The one for IKEA LILLABO was measured on real track; the ones for BRIO and Eichhorn carry the widespread wooden-railway standard and are meant to be checked against your own pieces. Every value is editable, and you can build a system of your own. BUILT FOR SMALL HANDS Open ends catch the finger, so they stay easy to hit even when the plan gets crowded. And under almost every setting there is a sentence saying what it is good for — this app has a very thorough test engineer. YOUR FILES ARE YOURS Everything is stored as readable JSON in your own iCloud Drive folder "TrackPlanner", visible in the Files app — or locally on the device if you are not signed in to iCloud. A plan carries its configuration with it: pass on the plan, and the measurements travel along. No account, no sign-in, no ads, no tracking. The app talks to no server other than your own iCloud, which holds your TrackPlanner files. And then the circle adds up after all. Not because the arithmetic works out, but because every joint twists a little — and because you measured, once, how much. TrackPlanner is an independent project and is not affiliated with BRIO, Eichhorn or IKEA. Those names only say which track fits which. GLOSSARY OF ON-SCREEN LABELS Alle Teile entfernen = remove all pieces Baufläche = build area Brücke = bridge Enden zusammenführen = join two ends Gerade = straight Gleispläne = track plans Info = about Konfigurationen = configurations Kopie anlegen = duplicate Kreuzung = crossing Kurve = curve Offene Enden = open ends Rampe = ramp Schienenteil = track piece Sichern = save Spiel an den Stößen = play (mechanical slack) at the joints Stoß = joint between two pieces Stückliste = bill of materials teilen = share Umbenennen = rename Verzug = how far a joint is pushed out of true, as a side gap in mm Vorrat = stock (pieces owned) Weiche = turnout Wunschzettel = wish list