Posts by N0neGiv3N

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  • CommonAPI2 Entwicklungsdiskussion, Fragen & Antworten

    Quote from Ralle

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    I got a new PC with Windows 11, and when I open TPF2, I get a message saying that the CommonAPI2Native.dll cannot be loaded (see attachment). It's the same mod folder I used on Windows 10 and copied over. The file is in the "Bin" folder. It worked fine on Windows 10. I also didn't detect any issues with the virus scanner. There were no threat alerts. I even declared the file as an exception for testing purposes.


    Do you have an explanation for this? I don't know what to do anymore.

    Scroll back a page or two and you'll see the answer to your problems.

  • The bus's wheels are not turning properly

    You can try this:

    • In Blender; Select each Wheel/Axle separately and rotate on the X Axis 90 degrees. Then select and make this position the new origin (0,0,0) for each wheel/axle (ctrl+A and pressed rotation).
    • Import the Model in Model Editor
    • go to each Wheel/Axle and rotate them X Axis -90 degrees BACK to their true position.
    • Set the Wheel/Axle information in the metadata.

    Magically, this should stop the "Propeller" Wheel effect. I don't understand the science behind it, but it works...

  • Steam-Mods werden als deabonniert angezeigt

    This happens from time to time on Steam. There is no fix for it besides unsubbing and resubbing to the Mods. This is a backend Steam Issue!

    If you don't want to deal with this anymore, copy all of your Steam Mods and place them into the Local Mods folder instead. Steam won't end up corrupting any data that way, but the mods will no longer be automatically updated for you. Equivalent Exchange.

  • Tunnelansicht

    If you want a pseudo underground view, you can press numpad 4 and it will somewhat allow you to see underground (This is the Track Speed layer). The Tracks also become visible somewhat while in the track build menu (2).


    If you want a TRUE underground view, you will need:


    Tunnel Wall Fix Mod (This makes significantly more objects such as Assets visible Underground than by default.)


    AND


    1) Freestyle Station Mod .


    Go to the Track Construction Menu and choose the "Look Underground" item. Place it down where you want to see and then place your Signal. Delete the "Look Underground" item when finish.


    OR

    2) Hole Maker Mod


    Go to the Asset Menu and Choose the "LMG" Category. From there choose the "Hole Maker" Item and place them where you want to see underground. Delete when finish.


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    Alternatively, CommonAPI2 can take the place of Freestyle Station or Hole Maker as it has the ability to make all of the Underground world visible at once! If you have that Mod, use the Render Settings in the screenshot to see under the surface.



    Underground view is not as big of a problem as it used to be, it's just most people don't know how to do it, or don't care to learn.


    Enjoy!

  • [Sammelthema] Screenshots und Videos von euren TPF2-Welten

    We are back with another Showcase Video! 8)

    This time we are showing off the Custom Built Station from our latest Passenger Ride Experience on the K Train: Zeckendorf Blvd

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  • Gute TPF-Videos

    This is a very subjective thread.


    I personally enjoy "Detailing" and "ride along/Cabride" content for Transport Fever 2 with a sprinkle of "Timelapse Construction" project videos.

    What I realize is that these don't appear to be popular categories for viewers to gravitate towards much (not sure if they were burned out after 5-6 years of Tpf2 content).


    The main focus should be for you to have fun.


    If you find catering video ideas to the algorithms and the community is fun to you, then you can experiment and find the video style that gets you a lot of attention and coverage. Just keep in mind it's impossible to cater to everyone!


    If you just find playing the game the way you want is fun; just record videos as nice as possible in your own format. The moment it begins to feel like a chore or work is a red flag to change something.


    That's pretty much it.

  • De Island Transportation Videos [N0neGiv3N's YT]

    A new experience is now available! 8)

    Travel as a Passenger sitting in the Window Seat of a Subway enjoying the great view of the detailed underground infrastructure!


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  • Need help to find a mod

    That's great news! For anyone in the future searching for this Mod; Here it is!


    Word of advice:

    Make a personal spreadsheet of the Mods you use that are not on Steam with their links included. This way you can refer back to them if needed or if someone else is looking for a Mod just like you were today. Have fun!