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Its impossible because ETS2 does not support Arabic/Hebrew characters.

First look is very good. I don't wait to drive in this map

I also don't wait. I think that it will be great and big add-on. At first time it will be small, later it will become bigger and bigger and with more countries and so much towns (ProMods in Europe, this addon in Middle East)

Nice work! Keep it up. We hope to see more of this. However, I am a bit disappointed to read that Turkey is not included.

Are these countries only accessable by Larnaca or will there be more ferry connections? It would be unreasonable to get to Cyprus first to take another ferry.

@Breaker TR
That means Turkey will likely be part of the main ProMods map
After all, Bulgaria isn't all that far from Turkey.

That's good news. Thank you very much in advance.

Vladimir U. wrote: ↑

22 Nov 2018 18:32

You can also add names of that places in the local languages.

yang20 wrote: ↑

22 Nov 2018 18:37

Its impossible because ETS2 does not support Arabic/Hebrew characters.

Yang20 is correct, unfortunately. It is possible to create signage in-game with any script, but the game's UI font lacks Arabic and Hebrew glyphs (and many others as well).

Hello,

Here a new picture to answer to the question of a more direct connexion than Cyprus : there will be a ferry between Ashdod and Thessaloniki (later Athens) About the other questions :
- Eilat will be connected to main Israel via road 90 along the Jordan Border. At Dead Sea, there's a fork to Beer Sheva to join the highway 6
- Haql is actually not planned, sorry. Maybe later.
- Of course, license plates are included for all countries
- I confirm indeed than ETS2 does'nt support Arabic/Hebrew fonts for the map. Sorry. But road signs will include those languages.

Thanks for comments and support
Platypus

Thank you for answers Platypus!

I am interested in how you can do licence plates if arabic symbols not support by game?
Will you represent Jerusalem?

Platypus wrote: ↑

22 Nov 2018 21:18

Here a new picture to answer to the question of a more direct connexion than Cyprus : there will be a ferry between Ashdod and Thessaloniki (later Athens)

Thanks for your quick answers again. Can't wait for the finished project.