Files for the game SpinTires 243

Ref "Road1" - a double dirt road with a mud puddle and a bypass to the hill.
This ref is made entirely from the working default game materials.
On the map itself, you can already add trees, bushes, grass, fallen firs, stones, and more to this ref.
Installation method: copy the Media folder into the folder with the map editor.
Clear the editor cache (%\AppData\Roaming\SpinTiresEditor)
Open the editor and click on the buttons highlighted in red (in the screenshots).
Create a new map. Add the ref. Perform a re-crane terrain.

Birch (birch_big_a) without leaves, adds a new tree birch_big_2 to the editor.

Installation: move the contents of the birch_big_2 folder to Media, additional information is in the archive.

Friends!
In the archive, you will find a set of models prepared by me for the "Meshchera" map.

The map itself can be downloaded here: Map "Meshchera"

Some of the models were converted for adaptation to the map (mainly with corrected cdt), while others were modeled specifically for this map.

House and building models with the letter l in parentheses have a shared mesh that features high-quality window lighting integrated into the window openings at the model level. The differences from the base model are in the xml mesh (_l or _la), where you can specify which windows glow at night, their color, and so on.

The s10 models (insulators for connecting houses to poles) and pole_new (concrete poles) have properly set pivots and allow connecting corresponding wire overlays to them (with automatic snapping).

The road overlays used in the map are not included in the pack, as they are fully contained in the map archive itself.

Fence element models (used in overlays) are also not included in the pack because their use can significantly affect performance, and working with them requires fine-tuning. Careless and frequent use can lead to a sharp drop in fps. For this reason, most fences were modeled in MAX as a single object, following the terrain of a specific area, and are not of interest within the general pack.

Below is a list of objects divided into sections (houses, outdoor furniture and small items, lighting and electricity, utility buildings, and others), totaling 78 models.

I hope these models will help map authors diversify their works and make them more realistic and beautiful. Good luck and success in your creativity!

Houses:
h0, h2(l), h3(l), h4(l), h5(l), h6(l), h7(l), h8(l), h9, h10(l), h11, h12, h14, h15, h16(l, la), h16a, h17, h18, h19, h19a, h20(l, la), h21(l, la)

Outdoors:
s2a, s2b, s2c, s2d, s8, s9, s12, s14, s18, sw1, sw2, k1, k2, k3, bench1, bench2, bench3, bench4, bench5

Light + electrical:
s10 (for 2wire overlay), s11, s16, s17, s19, pole_new (for 3wire overlay)

Buildings:
s0(l), s0a(l), s1, s1a, s1b, s2e, s2f, s3, s3a, s4(l), s4a(l), s5, s6, s7, wc

Other:
t_model (branch heap), r_model (roots model)

Plants taken from the map "Autumn 1" and redesigned for the summer version. Heavy textures have been optimized and visually adjusted.

Authors: Andrey Smelykh (abr), voto1979.

Attention: this mod is intended for map creators.
I present an improved version of my mod "Ferry," which can transport a load of 8-point logs by itself, and also, with the installed addon, loaded forestry machinery weighing up to 30 tons (approximately).
A dock has been created for loading machinery, thanks to which the ferry does not "push away" when vehicles drive onto it.
Special "anchors" lower from the ferry, hooking onto bollards on the dock.
Create maps using ferry crossings and delight your users.
When creating a body of water, I recommend making steep banks to avoid problems with the ferry flooding itself (which have not yet been resolved).
Installation instructions are inside the archive; please read carefully + demo video under the description.

UPD 18.06.17: lighting fixed

Object pack for the map editor - trailers.

The archive offers the option to choose: full installation - objects in a single "Media" folder, or selective - each object in a separate folder.

Two overlays for the map editor: tile and gravel