CDO Mapa Interregional — Brazilian Map Mod for PBSU

CDO Mapa Interregional — Brazilian Interregional Map Mod for Proton Bus Simulator

CDO Mapa Interregional is a Brazilian fictional interregional bus map mod for Proton Bus Simulator, unifying six prior community maps into a single hybrid landscape. Real Northeast cities like Camamu in Bahia and Sobral in Ceará sit alongside invented towns such as Campo do Sul and Xavier Abreu, served by 30 routes across 109 bus stops with full AI traffic, pedestrians, and passenger trains.

Highlights and Features

• Drive 30 interregional routes connecting real Bahia and Ceará cities with fictional Northeast Brazilian towns.
• Operate 109 bus stops with animated pedestrian crowds and force-exit terminal zones for authentic boarding cycles.
• Share the road with passenger trains, AI traffic vehicles, and dense crowds across every urban corridor.
• Explore landscapes built with 36 native tree varieties, additive emissive shaders, and seven randomized prop spawn rates.

Compatibility and Map Details

Detected Map Features

• Additive emissive shaders for neon-style traffic light and signage glow.
• Force-disembark zones at terminal stops for realistic alighting behavior.
• Low-speed zones around bus terminals trigger automatic deceleration.
• Full collision surfaces across the entire road network and structures.
• Seven random-spawn prop probability tiers (10% through 80% spawn rates).
• Phase 3.1 native vegetation system populated with 36 distinct tree varieties.

About the Real Northeast Brazilian Region

The map blends real Northeast Brazilian municipalities with fictional towns to create an interregional bus operation grounded in genuine geography. Camamu sits on Bahia's Dendê Coast along the BA-001 coastal highway, neighbored by Igrapiúna — both real cities preserved in the route map as adjacent endpoints. Sobral and Camocim anchor the Ceará side, while Teixeira de Freitas connects southern Bahia toward the Espírito Santo border. Around these real cities the mappers built invented hubs — Xavier Abreu, Campo do Sul, Vila do Sul, Norocliba, Eterova, Martinópoles, Abadia — and populated the corridors with recognizable Brazilian highway service brands like Águia Branca, Graal Bela Vista, and Rede Br rest stops.

Credits

Unification: Imperial Transportes · Rodobahia: Explosão Gamer · Rodovilas: Moddan · VSMap: VS3D Studio · NBR: Paulo Vitor P. de Jesus · Intervias: JS Models · Fic Road: Samuel Barbosa · Ceará ao Extremo: Rafael Oliveira