Show us your...Intersections

[compdude787]

That's a neat windmill interchange, tomatentobi!

[tomatentobi]

thanks compdude787

I must say, the new NAM really is awesome. Here's another interchange for you guys:

[metarvo]

Whoa, that's smooth! 

[sim_link]

Nice work! Like metarvo said, that interchange sure is smooth. Looks great.

[APSMS]

That looks very slick indeed (and very compact, my favorite kind of interchange!).

Looks like I'm gonna have to spend some more time with SC4 and the NAM to get reacquainted with all the new features.

[noahclem]

Amazing work everyone    Wonderful to see what's possible with the new NAM!

[j-dub]

Oh yeah, speaking of the work and the new NAM, the one thing that kills me though, after all the time and work to finally produce and release public a signal-less, dedicated 1x1 left turn lane X/T intersection in this latest release, I have never seen any RHW-2 left turn lane based intersections constructed by others I don't know, except maybe only one person. I'm not sure if this is lack of awareness or lack of interest, as it seems wider networks are the thing these days from these last pictures. Still nice curvy crossings none the less.

[eclipticalstorm]

This is a Diverging Crossover Merging Interchange and in nutshell it's an exploded diverging diamond interchange.  It consumes a sizable amount of land but offers grade separated free flow controlled access for high volume intersections. I've wanted to see if this interchange could be built for quite some time.  Thanks to the NAM 33 pre-release I was finally able to build something functional.  Hope you all enjoy!

[compdude787]

Here's a few new interchanges I made in a city tile I'm currently working on called Carlson. A month ago, I posted a parclo on I-20 which goes through the northern half of the city on the north side of the river. Today, I will post four more interchanges from that city tile.

First, this one is about a mile or so west of that parclo on I-20. This one is an A2 Parclo, whereas the other one was an A4 parclo.



Next, here are the three interchanges on I-120 that serve the part of Carlson south of the river, from west to east. The first one is a B2 Parclo along a diagonal stretch of RHW:



The next one further east is a folded diamond interchange serving the central part of Carlson. I will soon build an office park near the interchange.



Finally, this last one is a parclo/diamond hybrid in the southeast corner of Carlson and is the last interchange before I-120's eastern terminus in downtown Twin Forks. More details on I-120 and why it just ends on a surface street downtown can be found in my MD when I update it (hopefully) later tonight.



Hope you enjoyed all these interchanges!

[Gugu3]

Well done!

[Girafe]

It looks really green, I love it 

Good job with the vegetation

[noahclem]

Great interchanges 

I especially like the parclos. Think I will adopt the ortho one for an interchange I've been pondering what to do with.

[compdude787]

Great interchanges 

I especially like the parclos. Think I will adopt the ortho one for an interchange I've been pondering what to do with.

Thanks, Gugu3, Girafe, and Noah! That orthogonal A2 parclo was based on some of the folded diamonds I've seen in Armorsforth (Fq) near Noropolis. That's how awesome I think your region is; I've gotten so many ideas from it.

Further west, I might even do a McDuell-style 5-way interchange. We'll see how that turns out. Hopefully the disconnector in NAM 33 will greatly reduce the amount of rage-quitting involved...

[dyoungyn]

Here is one of my URBAN complex interchange I created before NAM33 Pre Release.  I am proud of this was even possible.
dyoungyn

[compdude787]

Looking good!

[Haljackey]

Tight fitting elevated diamond interchange. Still a work in progress.



Edit: further work:


Edit2: done.

[Haljackey]

Central artery

[thomaslc]

A few interchanges rebuilt with NAM 33 stuff (the new FlexFlys!)

Downtown stuff:


A bigger one:


One try of a T-Bone:


Another try, smaller T-Bone:


Yet another T-Bone!


The one I prefer, with C/D lanes at the bottom:


A typical smaller one:


Hope you enjoyed! ;-)

[kelis]

Fantastic pictures. Good job with those highways 

[compdude787]

Those are some nice interchanges! Great work!