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h4e Passengers Capacity x2
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lelorrain 22 Dec, 2019 @ 1:23pm
H4e mods for GOG users?
For GOG users, it would be nice to have the mods available on "www.transportfever.net". The only one I found is the same as for TPF1. I would love to have the time x 4 & capacity x 2 as a minimum ...
Would that be possible?

RD
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homieforever  [developer] 3 Jan, 2020 @ 6:20am 
Unfortunately not.

I removed my mods from transportfever.net on purpose just 2 weeks ago.

Sometime in the future there will be a possibility for that personally, but I currently lack the financial resources. I may also find a sponsor for my project in the future.
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lelorrain 26 Jan, 2020 @ 4:55pm 
That's really unfortunate. I love your mod on TPF1 and still use it. As a matter of fact, I have TPF2 and tried it, but went back to TPF1 after I went bankrupt quite a few times on TPF2! That has never happened on me in TPF1. Part of it is because, with your mods (Timex4 & capacityx2) it would be much slower and the revenues more in line with the levels of expenses.

Sorry about the lack of financial resources.
RD
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4pairsofpants 5 Feb, 2020 @ 9:15pm 
@Lelorrain Hey mate, you can use this website {LINK REMOVED} and input the workshop link to what you are wanting and it will download the mod as a zip file you can then add into your GOG mods folder, works the same. I believe you might need to add _1 to then of the the unzipped folder name for it to work correctly.
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homieforever  [developer] 22 Feb, 2020 @ 2:51am 
A big apology to everyone who has previously obtained the mod or other mods via TransportFever.net.

The site simply excited me in a way, on the one hand, the performance of the website itself was very poor. Did it that she was often unavailable for several hours, mostly exactly in the period where mods should come out of me. Furthermore, I don't think much of the concept of wanting to check a mod in advance, here it happened that some mods waited several days while you were directly online on Steam.

Furthermore, the management of mods could also be easier there, e.g. through the connection to Steam, the direct import of the mod description from the string.lua etc. These are all things that Steam can do.

Therefore and because it is too confusing in my file system because of tpf.net and steam version, I decided to leave Transportfever.net.

But I am in good spirits that I hope to be able to present a new mod this year that provides a platform through which my mods and in the future others can be downloaded and installed.

I would like to refer to this theard:

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/workshop/filedetails/discussion/1951003886/1745644671660448752/
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