Transport Fever 2

Transport Fever 2

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Alpine maps: Rhatische Bahn
   
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15 Jul, 2020 @ 4:16am
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Alpine maps: Rhatische Bahn

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This is the 3rd mod in a series of remasters of my old Transport Fever maps. This mod features the map "Rhätische Bahn" from my Map Pack: Alps. For veterans of TpF1 that have already played that map: this new version does feature some new additions that might convince you to try this map out again. New features are listed last in this discription.

So what has this map got to offer? Well just like all of my maps from the Map Pack: Alps this map features a North-South connection through the Alps. The center of this particular connection is the Rhätische Bahn. This company is the main operator of rail transport in the Swiss canton of Graubunden. In terms of an international connection, the company operates the international railway between Tirano in Italy and St. Moritz in Switzerland. This route is world famous as the Bernina railway.

The range of this map goes somewhat beyond the network of the Rhatische Bahn though. The whole network (except the connection to Disentis in the west) is included on this map, from Tirano and St. Moritz in the south, through Thusis or Klosters to Chur in the north. In the South the map also includes some of the connecting Italian railway from Tirano to Milan (of which only the part untill the railway is just about to reach the northern coast of Lake Como). In the north the map continues al the to the border with Austria and Germany on Lake Constance/Bodensee. The most Northern towns featured on the map are the German cities of Friedrichshafen and Wangen im Allgäu north of Lake Constance. This design was specificly chosen to give the player an oppertunity to make a full connection across the Alps from Italy to Germany.

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Map Specifics:

Map size: Medium 1:3
Experimental Mapsize: NO
Number of cities: 27
Height range: -10 - 500
Industries: partially manual, partially automatic placement
Navigable water: only Lake Constance/Bodensee

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New features in the TpF 2 version compared to the TpF1 version:
- Map made within the internal map editor instead of derping around with the online map creation tool
- Manually placed cities directly on the map
- Some manually placed industries according to the terrain and to inprove gameplay (mines in the mountains, and
some industries only in the North, while others only in the South, to encourage cross-Alpine routes)
- Manually constructed road network (no longer shall we stand for cross-glacial highways!)
- Manually created water for the Rhine River (this used to be a big pain to deal with in TpF1 due to the way the water
level was set in that game and there was no ingame map creator)
- Manually painted terrain (rocky/barren/snow mountains, wheat fields in Italy to represent the warmer yet fertile terrain)
- Manually placed forrests/trees according to a somewhat accurate tree range.

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Next?

1 other map of my Map Pack Alps is coming soon. Expect the München to Venice map to be released somewhere in next few days. This one is going to be a big one: 4 versions (2 map sizes and 2 other versions of the smallest map).

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Can't wait? check out some of my 60+ maps for the first Transport Fever game: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1330857525
10 Comments
Ilovenuke 16 Apr, 2021 @ 3:58am 
@HundertDampf

Wird immernoch dran gearbeitet?

Gruss
General of Rome  [author] 20 Jul, 2020 @ 3:09am 
@HundertDampf thanks for the info. This is looking very good! now i understand why it hasn't been released yet. this looks like a lot of work. Very much looking forward to seeing it in action some day. Would you guys like to see some more maps centered around this area. I have been wanting to do some more focused maps. So maybe a little map for the Arosa line for example?
HundertDampf 19 Jul, 2020 @ 2:05pm 
@General of Rome
As MKH1020 said, there will be RhB Vehicles for TpF2.
But it's less of a conversion but more of making them new.
For example the EW I coach has been completly redone by Denesberky and is currently being finished by me.
There will also many new vehicles.
Look here for the news Meterspur Fever [www.transportfever.net]
General of Rome  [author] 18 Jul, 2020 @ 2:41pm 
@MKH1020 oh that's very nice to hear. although it would somewhat disappoint me if it is indeed only on the website. I have downloaded from there before, and i check it now and then, but it just sucks that you have to do some more stuff manually. not to mention a lot of people will than just miss out on the content. Although i guess i am guilty on that last part too as i never release on the website. Might check out that discord someday though. Even though i heve been very active with modding in TpF1 i almost never have interacted with other mod makers before.
MKH1020 18 Jul, 2020 @ 1:15pm 
If you browse through the Discord [discord.gg], you'll see that Hundretdampf is working on a very extensive metre quage pack (RhB, MGB, ZB, AB, and partially other stuff too)... So it's coming... though IIRC there won't be a Steam relese, only TpF.net
General of Rome  [author] 18 Jul, 2020 @ 1:42am 
@lamegaming yeah i really hoped by now the Rhatische Bahn pack from TpF1 would have been ported to TpF2 but sadly this isn't the case
lamegaminginged 17 Jul, 2020 @ 5:02pm 
now we need the trains!
General of Rome  [author] 15 Jul, 2020 @ 10:25am 
Yeah i had to. Unfortunately my computer which could handle some megalomaniac TpF1 maps isn't nearly as good in handeling TpF2, so i have to keep the maps somewhat reasonable. I did however also really feel like the megalomaniac size was not nessesary. Every essential town is here, and the map now runs smooth. In my insanely large TpF1 maps i had the habbit of putting every single settlement (sometimes smaller than 100 residents in real life) on the map. Also is it just me, or do medium maps in TpF2 look a lot larger than in TpF1?
MKH1020 15 Jul, 2020 @ 9:33am 
Interesting how this is a smaller map with less towns, great looking nonetheless!

For the Valais port, I went with a very large map (had to cut off Grumbunden due to custom map size).
Mauri 15 Jul, 2020 @ 7:32am 
Grazie, è sicuramente molto bella.