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And under his question, the autor of this mod already answered it for another one :D
In TPF2, they added the feature native to the game, by clicking on the date, you can adjust the progression of time.
I have no further plans for any mods with TPF1 or 2 at this time.
Would it be possible for you to make this MOD also for TPF2. In TPF1 it is my favorite MOD
Sorry I realize it's probably rather moot now with TPF2 out.
Thanks
No doubt it is possible to create something like this, financial wise, although I will leave that up to somebody else :P
Nope, you don't :D - click on the date, lower right and change it there, or even pause the date if you wish. No longer needs a mod in TPF2
You can pause time, slow it down or speed it up and it only affects vehicle unlocks and the look of buildings etc, economy remains untouched regardless of what date setting is used.
Essentially, in 1 game year the costs/profits would be almost identical whether using the mod or not. If that helps.
I make wagons and boat and suddently i got the next train, normal go way to fast.
How it behaves, what effect it has, etc etc, is all code created by the game developers to 'balance things' so if there's a bug, then its in the game code
I mean, most shouldn't but if they have included the same settings but defaults, then it could over-ride this mod.