0.7.19 is the biggest economy update in a while — a raft of new factories, shops and cargo types, on top of a "Dynamic World" that changes over time. TinyTown's freight pages, the assistant, and Motorpedia were refreshed to match.
Dynamic World
The world changes over time — a new Cargo Yard appears with stacked cargo, and some residential buildings change appearance.
Day-of-week passenger schedule — passenger demand now follows a weekly timetable.
Comfort Mood System
Passenger comfort now scores the whole trip — hard braking, sharp turns, and collisions all count, and smooth driving recovers comfort between rough moments. Relevant to the Bus job.
New vehicles
Civo — low-floor city bus that kneels its right side for boarding; has a reversing camera.
Longhorn Semi 4x2 — day-cab tractor.
Elisa2 — sedan with an openable trunk; a police-spec Elisa2 replaces the old Elisa in police service.
Nuke Police GT — now spawnable at the Police Station.
Economy expansion — new production chains
The industrial map grew several new chains. TinyTown documents each site's inputs and outputs on the Freight pages (per-cycle quantities are still being verified in-game).
Electronics — Copper Mines → Gwangjin Copper Concentrator → Copper Refinery → Biyang Electronic Factory (Circuit Board Pallet), feeding the Transformer Factories (20 / 50 MVA).
Food — new farms (pumpkin, corn, cabbage, bean, hemp, orange, rice, sunflower) and ranches feed the Bakery, BurgerJoint, and Pizza kitchens.
Furniture — sofas and beds move through the furniture stores.
Quicklime — the Nobong Quicklime Factory turns Limestone into Quicklime Pallets (a farm input).
Raw materials — Copper Mines (Copper Ore), Gwangjin Iron Ore Mine, Dongsan Quarries (Limestone Rock), Migeum logging, and Gwangjin Coal.
New shops & services
Supermarkets in most towns (bag groceries into Grocery Bags).
Furniture Stores — Gangjung and others.
Fish Markets — Gwangjin and Hallim.
Coffee & Donut Cafe and roadside Rest Areas — grab a coffee, donut or snack.
Restaurants — BurgerJoint and Pizza outlets in Jeju and Seo-Gui-Po.
On the TinyTown site
The Freight map, finder and site pages pick up every new site automatically. Production recipes for the new factories were added to Motorpedia and the assistant, and single-product mines/quarries now show their real product (e.g. Copper Ore, Limestone Rock) instead of the generic "Stone" label.