ROS 13.0 for ETS 1.47

[Ronin]

Yes Just use the right Promzona fix on page 1

[class40]

They appear broken path to me near Uralsk, in the same way that said @Punk, even adding the updated Promzona. Will it be a problem with the RC?

[punk]

Unfortunately I can't combine Open Spaces+promzona with other bunch of maps. Wombat said that he could do it with his combo (on the stream yesterday) and can't wait to see it. My version is dramatically broken in Kazakhstan and some regions of ROS are separated as well

[Tapir]

I can`t understand that this Promzona doesn`t work right...I `ve also this broken roads, too.

[iMarbot]

Unfortunately I can't combine Open Spaces+promzona with other bunch of maps. Wombat said that he could do it with his combo (on the stream yesterday) and can't wait to see it. My version is dramatically broken in Kazakhstan and some regions of ROS are separated as well

It might work if you add the "promzona fix" by Wombat. It removes the overlap area of ROS which is in the Kazakhstan area. Haven't tested it personally.

[iMarbot]

Anyone have any idea what the difference between the Promods/pieter versions of Promzona 7 are? The promods one includes the ROS map data (like previous versions) so I assume it must replace stuff all over the ROS map with promods stuff or something? That's just a guess though, hence my question. Any replies are very much appreciated.

[Cyberman]

despite the fact I have the ROS-GreatSteppe Road connection, I really can't go between the two map mods.

[Tapir]

With Wombat`s Promzona fix, it looks quite good:

[class40]

With Wombat`s Promzona fix, it looks quite good:

Thank you! now it works! roads near Uralsk were fixed. But I looked at Promzone that there was a cut road, I couldn't test it but I looked at the map, I leave a picture

[iMarbot]

With Wombat`s Promzona fix, it looks quite good:

Thank you! now it works! roads near Uralsk were fixed. But I looked at Promzone that there was a cut road, I couldn't test it but I looked at the map, I leave a picture

Test by placing a gps marker on one side of the gap and then another on the other side. If the GPS navigates you through the gap like as if it wasn't there then it should be fine. If it doesn't then there's a broken road there or something like that.