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gm_2ft_branchwood_valley

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Any support would be very appreciated!

Look a new 2ft map!

Welcome to gm_2ft_branchwood_valley!

Packs need:
CS:Source
Day of Defeat:Source
HL2 ep2
HL1
Gmod (duh)


A beautiful forested region with ample resources and booming industries. An extensive network of narrow gauge rails has been laid to service these industries and to help the local economy grow! With your help we can move mountains and conquer this land!

This map features many interesting opportunities for 2ft railway operations.
Currently the map features:
-Two levels
-City with tram system
-One large town
-Six smaller towns
-Sawmill
-Three Staging yards
-Cannery
-Brewery Spur
-Scrapyard
-Quarry
-Two Coal mines
-Seven Passenger Stations
-Nine build sheds (and counting)
-SG loop
-Dual gauge

I have tested SligWolf's tram on the map and it seems to work okay. I still recomend you build your own but it works well and doesn't look half bad either! (UPDATE: This seems to no longer be the case. Sorry)


Many new features will be added as time goes on. I hope that you all will leave me suggestions in the discussion forums because I want as much input from the community as possible!

• Larger town with standard gauge exchange
  
• Multi-gauge?
  
• Multiple layers
  
• animated watertowers
  
• better sign textures
  
• waterfall
  
• profit?

WARNING: Aspects of the map are borked! Feel free to report anything you see.

Special Thanks to Dennis The Can for his help in creating some house models. Awesome work!

Please like and subscribe and give me feedback and suggestions in the discussion forums!

This map has been a huge commitment of time and effort and it has been you the community members that continue to drive me to make this map better! I thank you all for your kind words of support and assistance in finding bugs and issues in the map. (you are by far the best testing team of monkeys I could ask for). I'm grateful to have found a wonderful community such as this to share a passion of railroading and narrow gauge with. Thank you all.


-Joe