Blueprint Exchange Library, a Transport Fever 2 community hub. Go to the home page.

Upload My Blueprint

Share your Transport Fever 2 layout with the Blueprint Exchange community.

  1. 1

    Build it

    Create your station, junction, hub or layout in Transport Fever 2.

  2. 2

    Capture it

    Use Blueprint Exchange in-game to capture the layout.

  3. 3

    Find the file

    BPX creates a blueprint_<name>.lua file.

  4. 4

    Upload it

    Add the file, screenshot and details below.

Your blueprint

Files are checked before upload — only real Blueprint Exchange files, plain data, no code. The mod saves your capture next to TransportFever2.exe, in the Transport Fever 2 game folder.

IMPORTANT: Your original uploaded .lua file is your edit/recovery key. Keep it somewhere safe.

Paste a screenshot or choose an image. Drag and zoom to frame your blueprint.

How your card will look

Uploads are public and permanent.

My blueprints

Blueprints this browser has proved it owns. Each one can be edited here; nobody else sees this list.

Nothing yet. Upload a blueprint, or recover one you uploaded before (below), and it will appear here.

I own this blueprint

New computer, new browser, or cleared your browser data? Pick the blueprint, then choose the original .lua file the mod saved on your PC. A copy downloaded from the library will not work — it does not carry the private key.

Uploading a new version of an existing blueprint?

If the system recognises the same blueprint entry, it can be published as v2, v3 and so on. Every blueprint the mod captures carries a hidden identity, so uploading the file from a later capture of the same design updates its card. The version counter goes up by itself and only the latest version is shown.

New versions are checked against a hidden key inside the file the mod saved on your PC, so only the original uploader can update a blueprint. Keep your own blueprint files safe.

Keep your original blueprint .lua file safe.

It is your ownership/recovery key for editing this upload later.

Your public downloadable blueprint does not contain the private edit key.

Not sure how to capture a blueprint?

The capture guide walks through it step by step, with pictures.

View Capture Guide

Add a preview image

Paste a screenshot (Ctrl+V) or choose an image file. Drag to position it, use the slider to zoom, then press Use image.

Click here, then paste a screenshot — or choose a file below.