Bjorn's Whittier Sawmill Revamp

With the upcoming Maintenance of Way update getting closer, development and updates for my current map mods will be put on hold for the time being. I would rather avoid spending a lot of time expanding the current versions if much of that work may need to be rebuilt shortly afterward.

Once the experimental branch becomes available, I plan to jump in, test the new tools, and start learning the in-game editor properly. Rather than simply porting everything over, I am currently leaning toward rebuilding at least some of the larger mods from scratch, using what I have learned from the existing versions.

The goal would be to create cleaner and more modular releases, with a vanilla-balanced foundation and optional add-ons for players who prefer more complex industries and heavier operations.

Nothing is being abandoned — this is more of a pause before the next generation of the projects. There may even be a broader relaunch and a new shared identity for some of them once the new system is ready. 🐻🚂

Hopefully, I will have a few things ready by the time the update reaches the main branch. 🙂

IMPORTANT – READ BEFORE INSTALLING

DELETE THE OLD MOD FOLDER BEFORE UPDATING.

Do not overwrite the old version. Delete the old folder first, then install the new version.

Optional File:

The Telegraph Mover is only needed if telegraph poles are blocking or clipping into your tracks. Most users do not need it.

This mod has two versions:

Both versions use the same track layout and produce the same goods.

Revamp:

Greatly increased production rates.

Recommended if you want Whittier Sawmill to handle much more traffic and support heavier railroad operations.

Vanilla Balanced:

Production rates are closer to vanilla balance.

Recommended if you want the improved sawmill layout without greatly increasing production output.

Important:

Only install one version at a time.

Delete the old mod folder before updating or switching versions.

What This Mod Does

This mod completely reimagines Whittier Sawmill into a multi-input, multi-output industrial hub.

Instead of being a simple log-to-lumber converter, the sawmill now consumes fuel, supplies, tools, parts, and resin while producing a wider range of lumber products and by-products.

The goal is to make Whittier Sawmill feel like a busy, realistic industr