Roextended 4.4 [1.52 only]

[id777]

Thank you Arayas, I can see you choose to add full H01 road. Okay it's interesting. I suggest you to add famous cottage village as scenery on H01 road near Kyiv. You can find it on google maps, village name Kozin.

Most of the politics and other respectable people have house there. If you find this stupid it's okay ;)


Also I have some notes.

1) M3 highway is a bit empty. Maybe you can place small town between Kyiv and Poltava.

2) If there is some place you can also add road H08 from Cherkasy to Kyiv (straight road)

Don't know if there is some place, but I see it like this:


3) If I remember correctly you also planned road from Uman to Cherkasy, didn't you?

[id777]

By the way, it's 200th page here :)


What is fld pack? Why we need it?

[BenganJ]

@id777

It's a Map building resource pack, with a lot of prefabs and models.
If you're not planning to create a map, you don't need it!

[Arayas]

Kozin can be made as a passthrough village. The rest of the plan is in the picture. H08 no, is boring, like other main roads. This is why you will have detours on dirt village roads.
BLUE-scenery with a company and service
RED DOT - dirt roads (detours)
YELLOW-roads to be added
GREEN- RusMap connections

rest.png

[Dogbert]

Like the idea of detours, minor roads and dirt tracks. Motorways are boring, in game and real world.

[Stilgar]

you know for sure then this old joke :

Linux is like a wigwam, no windows, no gates but apache inside :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

[BenganJ]

That's a good one :!:

[Dogbert]

Oh gawd don't get me started on Linux. Tried it on and off over the last 10 years (Ubuntu), could never make sense of it.

Good joke though. :D :D

[BenganJ]

@Dogbert

Well, I started using Unix during the early 80's and from 1993 or so, Linus Torvald released the first Linux
in 1991, if I remember correctly, I started to run Linux on my home computer. At that time as a so called
dual-boot system. When starting up the computer I could choose to run either Windows or Linux. I even
compiled my own Linux kernel at that time and I already knew most of the Linux (Unix) commands, so I
had no problems with that system. That were the times, mate! :D :D :D

[Arayas]

That was before Stalin's death or after? ...don't shoot!