I had some time after christmas and made a scandinavian scenario.
I found a heightmap here and made a scenario on it.
Hope you like it. All is where it has to be

Some NewGrfs are included

bodemly
I have no problems with the Norwegian Trainset.STD wrote:The Norwegian train set does not work on openTTD.
I first tried on Spring2013 OpenTTD Patchpack v2.2.192 Full win32. It was a mistake with the work of the Norwegian train set. Now I tried with openttd-1.5.2-windows-win64. The scenario is started without any errors. Everything is finebodemly wrote:Great that it works on your device!I have no problems with the Norwegian Trainset.STD wrote:The Norwegian train set does not work on openTTD.
What version du you use?
Here is the vanilla version of the scneario!
Okay no problemSTD wrote:I first tried on Spring2013 OpenTTD Patchpack v2.2.192 Full win32. It was a mistake with the work of the Norwegian train set. Now I tried with openttd-1.5.2-windows-win64. The scenario is started without any errors. Everything is fine
Well, that´s a good question. Maybe because i play actual just temperate, but if I have time I will do a scenario with snow toojimbob wrote:Thank you for posting the vanillia version, curious as to why you designed it as a temperate map? it would look great with snow
Great! Hope to see some screens in future!Katve wrote:Great job ! Finally decent sized and good quality Scandinavia scenario. Started playthrough from 1900 already with Finnish and Swedish trains (Modified GRF list a bit by myself on scenario editor.) and might post some screenshots later on.
I will fix this now and make a new download file. Thanks!Chrill wrote:Some minor typos:
Eskielstuna --> Eskilstuna
Störmsund --> Strömsund
Yeah I think I will change it!Chrill wrote:Also, north of Stockholm I would suggest you remove Täby and find where the city of Norrtälje belongs instead. Täby is a suburb to Stockholm and not a very significant one.
I considered about that but I made the decision to name all town in English, because there are many Towns especially in Finland where almost all towns have also a Swedish Name because Swedish is a offical language in FinlandChrill wrote:If you're trying to keep the city names in their local language, Danish for Copenhagen is København. Swedish is Köpenhamn but that's not very relevant
i lost the time to work on it back in 2010
It's never a bad time to get started again. Exciting days for OpenTTD are ahead!
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