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To a end tomorrow. I have enjoyed watching your YouTube
Videos reference the Midlands Map.
Have you taken a look at your game settings, and follow his advice on the settings required.
I suggest you read what GrandT has written (What it does) and also take a look at his Youtube series. He runs rail systems that are big (huge even) take a look at his maps and count the towns etc. Also he runs trains with multiple carriages etc.
My mod is really designed for those playing with "No Cost" mod enabled for scenery work and recreations. I really must try it out with a normal game and see just how hard it makes it.
Not sure how that is done and hope there is a tutorial on the procedure.
What you have achieved in the series is incredible.
@couppa What Zola said, and don't worry. First time I had to enable that setting took a lot of searching and faffing about. I wish it was an in-game setting.
Edit:
...\Steam\userdata\<yourID>\446800\local\settings.lua
Change from
experimentalMapSizes = false,
to:
experimentalMapSizes = true,