ProMods

Well, ProMods does have an almost professionally certified road designer within the team (guess who)

This map keeps growing day by day, but just a couple of things, Volley:

1. Is there any way to collapse a layer without switching it off?
2. Won't you regret about having drawn Poland the day Poland Rebuilding becomes part of ProMods?

jontsuba wrote:This map keeps growing day by day, but just a couple of things, Volley:

1. Is there any way to collapse a layer without switching it off?

I'll look into this, maybe there is a way of doing this. I agree about the list getting a bit long......
I did edit the cities now, they are divided into categories. All with there own color, and they are collapsed.
The fuel-stations are collapsed too.
Only the port/ferry-lines can't be collapsed, because this are different components (Icons/lines)

jontsuba wrote:2. Won't you regret about having drawn Poland the day Poland Rebuilding becomes part of ProMods?

Nah, the same problem goes for every country. I'll have the draw parts of Switzerland again when 1.9 is released for instance. (Basel area) As well as the north of Scotland.

Now that's better but I'd set the fuel stations layer over the path layers (roads and transfers) because it's the one I usually switch off as it's the most prominent, hiding the rest of the info.

jontsuba wrote:Now that's better but I'd set the fuel stations layer over the path layers (roads and transfers) because it's the one I usually switch off as it's the most prominent, hiding the rest of the info.

As requested.
Fuel-stations have moved up 2 layers. For easier disabling.

Thanks! Keep going. This will be a huge work on itself.

And with 1.9 release just around the corner, you'll have to do lots more of adding things on the map

And I'm not even finished with 1.8* yet *cry*

I'm working hard on getting Poland ready in time!

But I didn't really made any progress today, the enhancements took all the time away today.

I will help!

Ok so now here are the maps of cough cough Sweden, Norway, Dennmark and Poland