[OTTD] Scenario: Pittsburgh, PA (Heightmap)

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GreatNortherner
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[OTTD] Scenario: Pittsburgh, PA (Heightmap)

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Colleagues,

Built a new scenario in the past month. It is a heightmap-based 1024x1024 map of Pittsburgh, PA and the region surrounding it (some miles of each the Allegheny, Ohio, and Monongehela valleys). All important towns and cities are in place and the map is covered by a crude road network. Several industries have also been placed, approximately where in reality you would find industries of these types, but industry placement in general is rather freelanced.

NewGRFs used:
- Canal Graphics
- ECS Industry Vectors (Town, Basic, Agri., Chem., Constr., Houses, Machinery, Wood) beta 5 each
- Electr. Rails
- North Am. Roads Set 1.0a
- North Am. City Set 1.0
- UK Town Set

Start Year is set to 1820 (!), feel free to edit this ;-)
Built in v1.04 of OTTD.

Recommended to be used with NARS, Generic Road Vehicles (eGRVTS), the Canadian Stations and the Ind. Stations Renewal, FiSH & Sailing Ships (big rivers everywhere!), and more to your liking.

Note, I usually play in a sort of sandbox mode, using the money cheat to place new industries when old (unserviced) ones go bust, so this map maybe reflects this playing style. It'll be a tough job to keep all the steel mills serviced without cheating at the beginning.

OK, enough said.
Pittsburgh, PA.scn
Pittsburgh PA Scenario. Public Domain. Use at own risk. Feel free to hack and chop, republish and do whatever with it.
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Questions, comments?

Cheers!
Michael

PS: The GeoTiff came from the USGS Seamless Server. I also have a larger map area available (deeper into the valleys of the three rivers, suitable for a 2048*2048), if anyone is interested in the heightmap BMPs just let me know!
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Re: [OTTD] Scenario: Pittsburgh, PA (Heightmap)

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GreatNortherner wrote:Colleagues,

Built a new scenario in the past month. It is a heightmap-based 1024x1024 map of Pittsburgh, PA and the region surrounding it (some miles of each the Allegheny, Ohio, and Monongehela valleys). All important towns and cities are in place and the map is covered by a crude road network. Several industries have also been placed, approximately where in reality you would find industries of these types, but industry placement in general is rather freelanced.

NewGRFs used:
- Canal Graphics
- ECS Industry Vectors (Town, Basic, Agri., Chem., Constr., Houses, Machinery, Wood) beta 5 each
- Electr. Rails
- North Am. Roads Set 1.0a
- North Am. City Set 1.0
- UK Town Set

Start Year is set to 1820 (!), feel free to edit this ;-)
Built in v1.04 of OTTD.

Recommended to be used with NARS, Generic Road Vehicles (eGRVTS), the Canadian Stations and the Ind. Stations Renewal, FiSH & Sailing Ships (big rivers everywhere!), and more to your liking.

Note, I usually play in a sort of sandbox mode, using the money cheat to place new industries when old (unserviced) ones go bust, so this map maybe reflects this playing style. It'll be a tough job to keep all the steel mills serviced without cheating at the beginning.

OK, enough said.
Pittsburgh, PA.scn
screenshot#3.png
Questions, comments?

Cheers!
Michael

PS: The GeoTiff came from the USGS Seamless Server. I also have a larger map area available (deeper into the valleys of the three rivers, suitable for a 2048*2048), if anyone is interested in the heightmap BMPs just let me know!
I'll definitely giving this one a try. Big dilemma is which rail GRF to use. I'm partial to NARS but the older American Transition Set has those PRR K4s Pacifics and those mountains, along with those bluebonnet sharks... :bow:
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