Very interesting that someone is working on Hungary ! Those vanilla roads are boring to cross when moving between Europe's coasts and the Eastern europe... Although, I have to say that apparently many of the turns are a bit too tight ? At least, if it have to be that tight, perhaps slanting the road...

Short question : has the road between St. Helier and Trinity fixed in the last version ? I haven't upgraded my install (and ProMods).

Oh, trust me that some users don't understand that it takes a lot of time and it's a hobby, not a work that has to be done everyday. Also, community doesn't like to wait, you can see it in phlyer91's post ;) Why sacrifice your hobby for the community ;) Once someone stick to promods they won't leav...

penguinaz wrote:The goal always was to include every country in Europe

That'd be amazing if it's true...
San Marino, Monaco, Vatican, Baltic Balkan States (Kosovo ?), Cyprus (North ?)...

EDIT :

CAPLV wrote:you mean Balkan states, right?!

Yes indeed, forgot the difference !

IMHO : - What about people who just started in Genova, doesn't have another garage, and wants to do "everything" : the DLCs and ProMods ? I mean, yeah, it's rare, but the rare cases often stands. - Can't one just "hack" the way through ? Some... tunnels and basic junctions perhap...

We have considered this in the past but because of the vignette system for cars we disregarded it for a while, I know there are toll stations in Slovenia as I drove through the country 3 times however space is very limited to place them. Maybe it could be done for the time with one of those pass-th...

That's what I use as well, pretty realistic IMHO.

The added files seems to be due to too many mods to account to, and probably to allow 3rd party submitted support.

Great job Septian ! Here's looking forward towards some of the only RHD countries in Europe created in proper detail

It could have been done on purpose, say for expansion. Although not really with that bridge deck type...

Gotta love the blockyness again :) In game I use Scania 3-series, purely for the feel of driving a truck and not a car. And most of them (old things) are blocky. Partially reflecting what we have here too (mostly old trucks, or those japanese ones which doesn't bear a huge engine). That being said, ...