BPX Tools
Small utilities to make Blueprint Exchange easier to use.
Blueprint Importer Builder
Create a one-click Windows BAT file that moves downloaded BPX blueprints into your Transport Fever 2 folder. Check where Transport Fever 2 lives (it’s filled in for you), and we’ll make a tiny file that does the moving.
- Download blueprints from the library.
- Double-click Blueprint_Importer.bat.
- Load Transport Fever 2 and open BPX in the bottom bar.
- Press Import downloads.
- Enjoy your new layout from the community.
That’s the usual place, so it’s filled in for you. If your game lives on another drive it looks like D:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Transport Fever 2. In Steam, right-click the game → Manage → Browse local files opens the right folder.
My Downloads folder is somewhere else
Most people can skip this. The importer looks in your standard Windows Downloads folder on its own. If your browser saves files somewhere else, paste that folder here. Your browser’s Settings → Downloads shows where it saves.
Easiest way to get the full path: in File Explorer, right-click the folder and choose Copy as path (hold Shift as you right-click if you don’t see it), then paste it here. File Explorer sometimes shows only the word “Downloads” — that’s normal, but the importer needs the full path.
Your importer code
Turn it into a file:
- Open Notepad and paste the code.
- Choose File > Save As.
- File name:
Blueprint_Importer.bat - Save as type: All Files.
- Save it somewhere convenient — your Downloads folder is ideal.
From now on: download your blueprints → double-click Blueprint_Importer.bat → start Transport Fever 2 → open BPX → press Import downloads.
You’re welcome. ;)
Blueprint_Importer.bat only moves files beginning with blueprint_import and ending in .lua. It will not move other files from your Downloads folder.
Windows or your browser may ask you to confirm the first time you save or run a .bat file. That’s normal — Copy BAT Code shows you exactly what the file does before you run anything. If your browser won’t keep the download, Copy BAT Code works too.
Help
How do I find my Downloads folder?
Most people can leave that box empty — the importer looks in your standard Windows Downloads folder on its own, usually C:\Users\YourName\Downloads.
If your browser saves files somewhere else, open your browser’s Settings → Downloads to see where. In File Explorer, right-click that folder and choose Copy as path (hold Shift as you right-click if you don’t see it), then paste it into the optional Downloads box.
How do I find my Transport Fever 2 folder?
In Steam, right-click Transport Fever 2 → Manage → Browse local files. The window that opens is the folder you want — the one with TransportFever2.exe in it. The usual place is C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Transport Fever 2, or D:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Transport Fever 2 if your Steam library is on another drive. There is a picture of this in the guides.
What does the .bat file actually do?
It looks in your Downloads folder for files whose names start with blueprint_import and end with .lua — the files this site names when you download a blueprint. It moves those into your Transport Fever 2 folder, replacing the empty placeholder files the mod leaves there, and shows you what it moved. It does not delete anything, does not touch any other file, and does not connect to the internet.
Click Copy BAT Code to read the exact commands before you use it.
Windows saved my .bat as .txt
In Notepad’s Save As box, set Save as type to All Files and type the full name Blueprint_Importer.bat. Or skip Notepad and use Download My Blueprint Importer, which gives you the file directly. See the troubleshooting guide for more.