@Niko: I've just updated the file so it should be fixed - I already knew what the issue would be so it was an easy enough thing to fix. xP

That being said, if you've got a newer or improved version of the mod that's less prone to breaking, by all means publish it! You don't need my permission hah xP

@Gr1m: It looks like this mod has a visual bug again. I've created a similar mod that's working with the latest version of the game and is likely a little less prone to breaking in the future. However, I don't want to publish that if you'd prefer I don't. You're more than welcome to take a look at it though if you'd like to use it as a basis for fixing this mod. Feel free to reach out to me in this regard if you want! Or if you'd prefer I can publish mine too. Just let me know! :3

Ok, so on my PC it looks like this isn't impacted by the new patch after all, but if anyone has any issues please leave a comment. Thanks!

Okay, this should be fixed, but I didn't realise the devs were fiddling around with the bridges on the testing branch. As a result the testing branch versions of TpF2 will display the bridge incorrectly for now.

This probably means the next stable patch will break the bridges appearance again, but they might still be tweaking the code etc so I figure I'll stick with the stable branch for now as far as this mod is concerned :P

@tngjstn : i'll look into it later today. Bridges are a pain xP

@Gr1m It seems this fix created a new problem. The under-deck is significantly offset to one end and it looks awkward as a result. Perhaps you could fix this a little further?

fixed a small issue where the underdeck wasn't aligning correctly.

Which is super weird because I just copied the vanilla data, but for some reason it bugged out on my version so I've had to re-align it.

Bridge coding in this game is weird lol

perfect.

Getting this one is a no brainer, it's awsome!

I never knew that this is exactly what I wanted, but here it is. I love it.

Nice clean look to it