S3 - Seton's Special Sauce

S³ - Seton's Special Sauce

An umbrella "everything mod" for Railroader,

built on Unity Mod Manager.

The repo gets updates quicker and more frequently: https://git.farmtowntech.com/setonc/railroader-setons-special-sauce

S³ is a thin core that hosts independent, optional modules, each disabled by

default. Open the S³ settings page in the UMM in-game menu and expand a module's

foldout to enable and configure it. Module enable/disable applies on the next

game launch.

I originally planned on releasing individual mods, but considering my workflow of just making what I want when I want it, I figured a unified platform for all my tweaks and additions would be more convenient for myself (one repo to manage) and the community.

Modules

• []Map Module - In-game map overlay and detachable popout window for a second monitor. Themes, custom colors, opacity controls, map rotation, track & industry labels, and optional MapEnhancer integration.[/]

  []Physics Optimizer - Cuts CPU spent on train physics (LOD fast-path + auto-freeze), with debug car tinting. Console: /rpf[/]

  []Mesh LOD - Adds level-of-detail to rolling stock: distant cars progressively shed detail and finally collapse to a cheap proxy box, cutting triangle count on large saves.[/]

  []Profiler - Unified in-game performance overlay: a frame-time graph plus live readouts that adapt to whichever optimization modules are enabled. Console: /rpf overlay[/]

  All modules are disabled by default; enable them per-module from the S³ settings page. A game restart is required for enable/disable to take effect. More modules will follow; S³ is designed to grow.

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  Map Module

  Replaces the base-game map with a floating in-game overlay (toggle with M or your configured hotkey) and lets you pop it out into a detached resizable OS window for a second monitor. The toolbar, compass, and follow/jump menus are identical in both surfaces.

  Configure everything from the S³ UMM settings page: hotkey, drag-to-cancel follow behavior, right-click to recenter on player, theme, three independent opacity controls (Window, Map Elements, Map Background), icon culling and EOTD settings, the detach button, and a full per-element custom color editor.

  Most settings are also reachable directly from the gear menu on the map toolbar without opening UMM.

  Six themes built in: five named presets plus a Custom slot you tune with per-element hex input and live R/G/B/A sliders. Any preset can be copied in