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And at the moment my time is very limited again.
But if there are times I will surely convert it.
Ken you make this wonderful station also work in Transport Fever 2 :))
Because this 1 wonderful and great XL tram station for Transport Fever 2.
Let het now es it ken do for Transport Fever 2.
About the two posibilities you propose: I'd say go for the easy version, where both trams and busses can use the tram stops. Then at least the stop can be used as a massive busstop, even though it has 'useless' tram lines.
If possible btw, could you also take a look at the ground area the station uses? I understand that it needs to be a rectangle, but could you see if it's possible to put trees etc. inside that rectangle? I have noticed that this is not possible with this station. For example, the roundabout bus stop allows you to place trees in and around it. That would be a nice addition.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=808007163
That the buses can't stop at bus stop 5 & 6 is simply because there are none.
There are currently 4 bus and 4 tram stops.
But I'm chatting with my scripter if he can have a look at it.
Easiest possibility, the rails and overhead lines remain visible, but the tram stops can also be reached by buses.
That one can deselect the rails and overhead lines, for bus only, would also work, but would take much more effort. And thus also more time. And my free time is very limited at the moment.
I would therefore prefer the simple variant.