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Project Better Arizona

Adds 24th St through Phoenix, opens I‑10 West ramp, moves Tovrea Castle, fixes Casa Grande cut‑plane, removes US‑93 remnants, and cleans terrain bugs.

v0.5.3Version
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About this mod

Features

  • 24th St now runs through Phoenix, linking Buckeye Rd to US‑60/future Loop 202.
  • The I‑10 West on‑ramp from Sky Harbor Circle North is opened, giving a smoother connection.
  • Tovrea Castle is nudged to its real‑world spot south of Van Buren St, just east of 24th St.
  • Casa Grande no longer vanishes thanks to fixed cut‑plane geometry.
  • Old US‑93 remnants have been stripped away.
  • A handful of terrain quirks and minor map bugs are cleaned up.

Requirements

  • Requires ATS 1.61 and the Road Trip DLC.
  • Requires Mega Resources (if using Mega Resources).
  • Optional: Reforma or PaZzMod for connection.

Load Order

Better Arizona Connection (only with Reforma or PaZzMod) → Better Arizona → Reforma/PaZzMod (optional) → Mega Resources (requires Mega Resources).

Compatibility

Fully compatible with ATS 1.61 and the Road Trip DLC. If you use the Reforma map, remember to install the separate Reforma Connection patch.

Credits

AzNate — creator

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