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Here is a list of map sizes....
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I managed to use the surfaces/landuse data (like fields, dirt, asphalt, water etc.) from OSM to paint various ground textures on polygon areas with the help of the Paver mod.
More Info here:
https://github.com/Vacuum-Tube/OSM-TPF2-Importer/releases
and pictures here
https://www.transportfever.net/thread/20034-osm-importer-automatisierter-nachbau-mit-openstreetmap/?postID=431435#post431435
Actually there is 1 tutorial that you find on the main page of the documentation on Github, which you apperently didn't read. It seems you didn't even read the text of this steam description completely, as you used the comment function here.
You probably mean one needs Mapbox because the skydark site now requires a key? I know this as an alternative but havent tried: https://terraining.ateliernonta.com/
Create map box account (requires a credit card, not doing that)
Download map of area from geofabrik
Install Java 21 (not the version the docs specify, Java 8) in order to
Install Osmosis (map tool from GitHub), which I need to
Run a tool to crop the map downloaded, so I need to
Install Python, but that also needs me to
Install Visual Studio Code. Then I,
Install Visual Studio Installer in order to
Install C++ 14 or greater in order to
Install lupa (1 of the python requirements). Next,
Install osmread (doesn't work with python 3.10 or greater, so download manually from pypi and force it to use a different version on protobuf)
Install the remaining python requirements.
Setup main.py with the path to the .osm (as per the READ.ME)
Run main.py... Works first time :) osmdata.lua generated. Amazing!