Latest update is so much faster now, thanks!!! 🥳

vielen lieben Dank für die MOD

It's my fault,i did not notice it the first time....

I already doubted if I had forgotton the most important thing in the description. But I did write: "Then choose the Ramp Equalizer also located there (the inclination symbol) and click on the marked section - or just somewhere in the terrain."

thank you a lot.Now i know the reason.the mod has worked.The video is really useful.I did't know the step "click somewhere" before,i thought a button written start or ok somewhere or just a key on the keyboard.....Sorry to trouble you with such a simple question.....

At first you have to set the markers. Select the Marker icon. You MUST have installed the "marker Start/End" mod! Left-click for the start, right-click for the end (it's new!) Then change to the Ramp Equalizer Icon, as a beginner keep all settings and click somewhere. Then it should work. Please always read the instructions! You could also have a lok at a video. It's not from me and in German, but you should see how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfVpn3QPCh4

Excuse me,i cannot make out how to use this mod.When i open the game and find the mod like the second picture in this page,complete settings about slope,then i do not know the next step, which button should i press to make the track continuous inclination.Maybe it's an unintelligent question,but hope your reply,it really bothers me........

not rocket science, only mathematics

lol build the slope and let the AI do the rest! So futuristic!

Look for further updates the next days/hours! At this moment I'm working on a problem I've noticed at the last minute: The info panel is not always updated. Finding a solution is not so simple, but everything else seems to work well.

Downloaded it now. I had downloaded the 1.6 some time ago, but my laziness prevented me to report the info panel issue sooner. Thanks.

@Blackdragonbird: Did you already download Version 1.7?

Hey man. Trying your beta version and it's really pretty fast, but the info panel sometimes do not appear. It's supposed to work this way, or is something tied to the fast calculations of the 1.6 beta version?

@Turgon and all: A new Beta is out, but not yet available on Steam because I don't publish betas here. But if you are interested in testing this maybe a little faster version you can download it at transportfever.net .

@Wernerk, thanks, is fixed. =)

@Blackdragonbird: Ist behoben. Das kommt davon, wenn man Libraries umstrukturiert und dann umzubenennende Variablen übersieht. ;-)

@Blackdragonbird: Ich hab schon einen Verdacht, was es sein könnte. ;-)

Got this error when trying to straight a bridge using start+end configuration:

https://i.ibb.co/RyCjvGb/image-2023-03-19-214746363.png

Can I help you debug it in any way?

@ Turgon: The update is here. Please tell me if it has become better. I don't really think so because I think this is an issue with the new game update.

@ Turgon: The next days I will do an update. Perhaps it will get better then. I didn't yet notice this problem - but slowing down was a rare issue at the parallel tool. If it doesn't change we must do some research. The new game update has broken so much. Are you playing in classic mode?

Since the most recent update this has gone from taking a minute or two to never resolving.

Anyone else found this?

@Blackdragonbird: Set "Preferably continuous inclination" to "Start + End". Then either choose inclination 0% or Height difference 0. Don't use "AUTO" mode!

Very good tool, but I'm still confused in how to use it's options. I looked into the PDF but it was not very clear in how each option work exactly.

Can you point me in how to make it straight between the starting and ending point?

https://i.ibb.co/DpGP0fR/image-2023-02-28-095156495.png

Selecting the first piece and last piece and applying the AUTO option has no effect.

Lieber Werner,
mit etwas probieren wird man mit deiner tollen Mod zum Fachmann. Jetzt wo die Gleislinien die korrekte Steigung haben bemerke ich erst mal wie furchtbar alles vor der Mod war.
Da ich sowie so sehr ordnungsliebend bin war diese Mod ein Muß.
Vielen Dank 🙏 und alles Gute für dich und deine Familie aus Africa 🌵🐪
Peter Klaus K.

i figured. it's unfortunate, i hope it is changed in a game update

@bluelagoon8951: This is right. But it's a feature of the game, and it makes sense with intersections. But I think it makes no sense at changes of the street type. I am vexed about this, but it is a flaw of the main program. I cannot do anything against it.

i think @spike26 was referring to how street intersections are always flat in the game, and there's no way of having a continuous sloped road with roads coming off the side.

We need a slope tool in the Landscaping/Terrain Tool, much like in City Sky lines

Great mod! An essential tool!

Absolut genial vielen lieben Dank dafür

First part slope is eliminated with a quick landscape tool. Levelling gun, quick hit and then the start is flat. I usually start from station so it automatically levels that way but when I don't, I'll smoothen terrain before starting. Just a little dap, no need to do too much.

@stealthy Yup, this is what I realised a while back too. Even if you build supposedly "flat" track, the first segment you build will align with the terrain and THEN flatten. So you need to build one "flat" segment first, and then every segment after that using the flat tool will be truly flat, the first part will have a slope in it.

@spike26: No, I don't really know what you mean. If you think of the transition areas between streets with different widths which generate flat sections although there should be a slope - no, it's not possible, because this is defined in the main program.

Is this worked on for example, street crossroad that intersection will be not on flat only terrain but possible to build sope road with interseciont on it with no terrain update to flat? if you know what i mean. sorry for language ;)

@Stealthy: It's your free decision to use this mod or not. And believe me - I do know how slopes work.

You click the arrow for increment to set the slope, with shift you get smaller steps to hit exactly what you need. What people don't usually realise, that first you need to build so called transition arc. That the transfer from flat to slope. You first make flat road / track. Then you start from that and set the slope and build only a short section, I usually do max 250m for railway. That is where track goes from flat to gradient. Then you continue with gradient and finish off at gradient. After that you start with gradient and finish to flat, making the transition arc from gradient back to flat.

You'll never have any undulations or other problems with this approach. It will always be well behaved, steady track / road.

Hoooly shit, coming from cities skylines this is going to be SO USEFUL

@Stealthy: What about creating a constant inclination between two points with different heights? You cannot calculate exactly where it will end. Will you really tear down the whole thing and build it again? And what about these bumps which arise when a street is laid on hilly ground? You have no precise control with the arrow option. Gamers may not need this mod but it's for all who like exact results.

Making track without those undulations, or road, is very easy in the base game. Just use the arrow option where you set the constant angle. Use SHIFT to modify smaller steps.

Was ein starkes Tool. Vielen Dank dafür!