Thank you Relozu, that worked, I think I was so focused on how I did it in TF1 I never really looked at any other way of doing it, but now it works again
Thanks again
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Wir wünschen euch viel Spaß und hoffen auf rege Beteiligung.
Das Team der Transport-Fever Community
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Is the cost command broken?
Trying to convert my TF1 mod to TF2 and this part seems to be ignoredThis worked in TF1, but has no effect in TF2
metadata = {
cost = {
price = 50,
},Did the syntax change? Or perhaps the location? In TF1 its located in the model assets .mdl file
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Ich bin 18 Jahre mit 45 jähriger Erfahrung. (63). Auch im Alter gibt es Spass am Pc!
I’m right behind you Hans, I just lack one year of experience, 62
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The in game mod manager is crap
Thats an understatment
With hundreds of mods I'm really looking for an easy way to show / hide mods in the in game mod manager.
If your keeping track on who would like the deactivate mod feature, then please count me as a yes.
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Whats the best way to use this tool?
I really like where this tool is going, I’m just not sure what the best way is to use it.
I’m slowly going through my mods, un-subscribing the Steam mods I have and re-downloading them with TPFMM. Then adding my own tags in the mods mod.lua file, only because I am a freak and I love flogging myself.
So I’m thinking once I have this complete and all the mods backed up, when I start a new game, and say I want to play like a red, I can use the tag filter to delete all the US Mods, and all the European Mods, so I’m left with only the Russian mods that will appear when I go to create a new map.
Then I can reload all the mods from the back ups for the next time I want to start a new game.
I know this may sound crazy, but my goal is to only load the mods I am likely to use in the next map.
Am I over thinking this? is there a better way? how is everyone else using TPFMM?
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I know I am late to this party, but I have been looking for a mod manager, most the mods I have are from the Steam workshop, and a lot from the Russian site, the in-game mod manager sucks.
I used your mod manager for Train Fever, any chance your going to go public soon or if not let me try the bata?
