I did say that I believe this is possible.

I just checked and the DLC is on Steam. It doesn't show up on the DLCs list for some reason. If you click on the annoucement, there is a link to the DLC page.

I've newer done it, but I believe it is possible. If you wait, it will show up on Steam, though.

Have you tried inside solid buildings in those areas? You can use a vehicle with its exit door against the building to enter soliid buildings and look around inside them. I've seen this trick used on a couple of maps to hide a collectible from the player.

It might have been placed under an icon, like the shop or house icons. Turning off these icons also turns off the collectible markers, so the only way to find them is to search these locations.

I'm willing to admit that Fajitas are tasty. I'd say on par with a good burrito (I've had some pretty good burritos).

According to the modder, he's working on a console version of the map now.

It's a DEM map and feels real -- has anybody been able to identify where in or around Sheffield this map is? Yeah, I found it straight away somewhat by accident. I was checking out the map and decided to do a search on Google maps. I typed in Moss Valley and googles first suggestion was a place cal...

Burritos are superiour

You're temptiing me to give it a go. As for OxygenDavid's maps, I've had saves going on both Calmsden and Court Farms since they released. Normally I prefer traffic on a map, but I don't mind Calmsden's lack of it. Its likely because its such a great map. I think I prefer it to Court Farms.

Not trying to start trouble, but I'm curious. You created a new thread called 'Calmsden map' and then proceed to talk about nothing but 'The Oaks'. Why?

I've wanted to try 'The Oaks' for a while, but I just couldn't bring myself to install the huge list of extra mods required to run the map.

Just checked the version I'm running. There are some workbenches in the dealership work area, but no floating wrench symbol.

It might be a good idea (after your load fails) to post your log file: here's how (scroll down to the english part).

Could it be that Alpenbergland is a massive 16X, 2 GB map? Is your PC up to running such a map? It might explain FS reducing some of the texture resolutions.

I justed loaded it up. Everything loaded up fine. Did you grab both files from the web site? In addition to the map file you also need to download the file FS22_RDM_OpenSheds listed on the page. Place it you mod folder along with the map file. The other two required files will be downloaded from the...