[UPD] Coast to Coast Map - v2.15.49.2 (28 Jan)

[Frenchman]

@Frenchman that's the Sierra Nevada mod, and they are aliens

@Grizzly. I lived this experience as if it was the case

[FunTrucker_18]

Just finished a drive to South Carolina and am now heading back to California. For those that say C2C is all copy paste, they are wrong.

The map looks amazing in large areas, and has come a long ways from where it started. Hopefully, as SCS adds Midwest states, the I-80 corridor will be a new area of focus. But for now, I'm more than satisfied with I-40 and other southern routes.

It's not bad. For that size of the map it's an amazing map. But Texas needs a rework, just looking left and right into the abyss is not that good tbh. Any plans for this part?
I'm mapping over at ETS2 and it seems that I made a name for myself. Maybe I could lend a hand If I got time. Fixing stuff and give it to the author and he can decide what to do with it.

[Mantrid]

Not a lot of point in spending too much time on Texas.

[Optional Features]

Just finished a drive to South Carolina and am now heading back to California. For those that say C2C is all copy paste, they are wrong.

The map looks amazing in large areas, and has come a long ways from where it started. Hopefully, as SCS adds Midwest states, the I-80 corridor will be a new area of focus. But for now, I'm more than satisfied with I-40 and other southern routes.

It's not bad. For that size of the map it's an amazing map. But Texas needs a rework, just looking left and right into the abyss is not that good tbh. Any plans for this part?
I'm mapping over at ETS2 and it seems that I made a name for myself. Maybe I could lend a hand If I got time. Fixing stuff and give it to the author and he can decide what to do with it.

Texas and Oklahoma will be out in the next months (maybe slightly over a year). If I can learn to map, I might make a few tweaks to Oklahoma and Arkansas, but I'd rather see improvements/perhaps personally work on the I-80 corridor. That's going to be relevant as soon as Wyoming drops.

[Blackspots]

@seriousmods Wyoming first, then Texas in 2021. Oklahoma after that (probably 2022)

[FunTrucker_18]

Ah, That's nice to hear.

[PikPikker]

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[Ways71]

Sorry about my somewhat long hiatus from the forums! I'm still actively working on Georgia in C2C, but simply haven't logged on here in a bit.

Anyway, in order to not leave @jayinatlanta (or anyone following my work, really) in the dust, I have made a gallery of images showing the current progress of my work in Atlanta (Giving the city a surface street network). So far, I've managed to get an eastern half of ATL's urban core laid out, and could have it ready for release before Mantrid releases 2.12.

Furthermore, I've done many statewide changes across Georgia, including finalizing the linkage of roadway between Macon and Augusta (Completely removed that dreadful US 1 intersection and replaced the existing road with a 4 lane highway). At that, I have done some misc changes around Macon (Removed the Tucson skyline, created a unique one using WA assets), partially rebuilt the I-75/I-16 interchange, overhauled the I-475/I-75 interchange, widened I-75 to 8 lanes heading toward ATL, and completely rebuilt the western half of the I-285 perimeter.

Feel free to check out the gallery (All images are titled with their appropriate locations):
https://imgur.com/a/sfcJoCU

[dault3883]

@Ways71 talk about some wholesale changes as wed call in racing LOL

[Vinnie Terranova]

Has anybody noticed we are close to 1000 pages already...?