Blueprint Manager
Your blueprints, tidy: back up, delete, put back, and send downloads straight into your game.
What you allow
Nothing happens until you tick a box and press the button. Everything runs here in your browser — your files are never uploaded. Chrome / Edge will also ask you once more in their own words, and you can take it back any time.
- You pick the folder (your Transport Fever 2 folder, where
blueprint_*.luafiles live). The page sees only that folder. - It reads the first lines of each blueprint file (name, date, version) to list them, and checks whether the mod’s 10 import slots (
blueprint_import*.lua) are empty so a download never overwrites one that’s waiting. - It only writes or deletes
blueprint_*.luafiles when you press a button that names them first. Anything deleted is copied to aBPX backupsfolder first. - It never opens the mod’s own files (index, settings, log) or anything else in that folder.
- The page saves a random key in
bpx_player_key.txtin that folder. Opening the folder signs you in — no name, email, password or Steam account. - tfbpx.com stores a scrambled copy of the key and the list of blueprints you download here (which one, when, how many times). That’s all.
- Forget me deletes all of it from the site, straight away.
- You pick your Steam Workshop and/or mod.io mods folder. The page reads only the folder names — they’re the mod numbers.
- The list stays in this browser and is never sent to us. The library then shows which blueprints you can place with the mods you have.
Chrome says “Can’t open this folder because it contains system files”
Browsers won’t let any web page into C:\Program Files or C:\Program Files (x86), and that’s where Steam puts Transport Fever 2 unless you chose another drive. If your game lives on another drive (like D:\SteamLibrary\...) it works today.
The next Blueprint Exchange update keeps your blueprints in Documents\Blueprint Exchange, which every browser can open. Until then, download from the library as usual or use the one-click importer.
Waiting for Import
My blueprints
| Name | Kind | Ver. | Size | Changed |
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The built-in blueprints that come with BPX aren’t listed here — to hide one, delete it in game (BPX library → Delete). After deleting here, BPX drops the blueprint from its library the next time you open it.
Backups
Kept in BPX backups inside your blueprint folder. Put back never overwrites a blueprint you have now.
My downloads
Everything you’ve downloaded from tfbpx.com while signed in — send any of them to your game again in one click.
| Blueprint | Last downloaded | Times |
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My mods
Pick the folder your mods are in. Only the folder names are read, and the list stays in this browser.
Steam: …\steamapps\workshop\content\1066780 (Steam → right-click Transport Fever 2 → Manage → Browse local files, then go up to steamapps). mod.io: C:\Users\Public\mod.io\6791\mods. A Steam library inside C:\Program Files (x86) can’t be opened by a browser — the next BPX update will tell the page your mods for you.