BSC VDK Train Mods Vol 01 - GLR Tram Mod Vol01 This package includes mods for 16 different trams. 10 from the eastern Europe, 2 from Oslo, 2 from Amsterdam and 2 from the northern America.
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You will not see a long tail of trams, but only an engine. You can chooce to install as many or as few as you like. These trams work as el-trains and will go onto your elevated rail/GLR network.
The GLR mod is include in the Network Addon Mod, also known as NAM. This can be also downloaded for the section Gameplay Mods section on Simtropolis.com. I also made a thread where you can see some of the GLR-stations.
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Installation
Extract the z___BSC MODs parent folder into your Plugins".
It's gonna install the following path with two additional subfolders at the end: Z___BSC MODs/VDK Automata/VDK GLR Tram Mod/
- From the "Primary Engine Mod (Replacement)" folder, pick only one DAT file. This download will not work with any other EL/GLR train mods installed! Make sure that this mod is loaded after the Network Addon Mod (the provided z___BSC MODs folder actually ensure this), otherwise the new UDI icons won't show up.
- From the "Secondary Engine Mod (Addon)" folder, pick as many DAT files as you want for adding additional trams to your el-trail/GLR network.
Due to first the Project ZIP efforts, then the SC4D LEX Restoration efforts in order to make the folder structure more unified the original install location (VDK Automatas BSC) and the file names have been changed.
To avoid conflicts, please, it is highly recommended to use any of the third party cleanitol tools and remove any previous versions from your plugins. In the ~Documents folder in the main ZIP you can find a Cleanitol_BSC VDK Train Mods[...].txt file and by using either the newer nos.17's SC4 Cleanitol or the older BSC Cleanitol tool you can search and remove old and outdated versions of these files.
Uninstallation
For uninstalling the files, simply delete the files from the plugins folder.
Credits
Thanks to Andreas Roth for his help with the UDI icons, the installer and the readme file. I also like to thank Swamper77 for his help.
