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Upload My Blueprint

Share your Transport Fever 2 layout with the community. Capture it in the game, choose the file, check the details, upload.

1 Choose your blueprint

Your capture is the blueprint_<name>.lua file the mod saved next to TransportFever2.exe. It is checked in your browser first — only real Blueprint Exchange files, plain data, no code.

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

Waiting for blueprint inspection

    Choose a blueprint file and BPX lights up what it finds in it.

    2 Required mods

    If your layout uses content from a mod, other players need to know which one. BPX lists them from your own game — nothing to type.

    Choose a blueprint file and BPX lists the mods it needs

    3 Details

    A title and a screenshot make a card people want to download.

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

    4 Upload

    Uploads are public and permanent.
    Manage my uploads edit a blueprint, recover access, publish a new version

    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 choose your original file(s) under “I own this blueprint” (below), and they will appear here.

    I own this blueprint

    New computer, new browser, or cleared your browser data? Just choose your original .lua files — the ones the mod saved on your PC. The library checks each file’s private key and, if it matches, this browser can edit that blueprint again. You can choose as many files as you like at once. Copies downloaded from the library won’t work — they don’t carry the key.

    Uploading a new version of an existing blueprint?

    Every blueprint the mod captures carries a hidden identity. To make a new version, press Update on it in the mod’s Library and capture the design again — the file keeps its identity and becomes v2, v3 and so on. Upload that file here: if its key proves it is yours, BPX publishes it as the next version, with only the latest version shown.

    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.