Sunken Highway Junction

[ssc4k]

a puzzle piece, in my opinion, is a better option.

though i have a quick question, can te lots be put in a tab filter on a menu?

[Jonathan]

To be short it is not possible to put TE lots on a tab ring, that is is only for puzzle pieces.

[ssc4k]

well than im in favor of a puzzle piece

[jonoboo]

Very nice, keep up the excellent work

[dragonshardz]

Ah, but puzzle pieces are restricted to an area of 16x16 tiles.

That'd be, in RL measurement, about 1024 square meters.

4*4=16 (1 tile)

16*16=256 (puzzle piece tiles)

256*4=1024 (total area in meters)

~~Dragonshardz~~

[smoncrie]

I designed the new Double "T" Highway OnSlope Puzzle piece to work with intersections and additional puzzle pieces at the top of the slope.  For example, I suspect that it would be very easy to make another puzzle piece that could be added to the double "T" OnSlope to build a cloverleaf with the sunken highway and the Highway crossing it.  Would people be interested it that?

Other kinds of connecting lanes between a sunken highway and the Double "T" OnSlope are also possible.

[MandelSoft]

I have a few things to say:

First of all: WOW! It look good. It shows you have excellent modelling skills. Bravo! 

Second: The real problem is getting it into the game. You must divide the whole interchange into 16x16 pieces and export each part as an 3DS model. Then import it into the reader as an S3D file. From here on I don't know how it's done next, but ask that to other persons or look over at the NAM howto-tutorials.

Third: I've seen some sings and streetlights. These things shouldn't be part of the interchange model, but should be added seperately in a T21 exemplar file. Again I refer to the tutorial section.

Keep it up!

Best,
Maarten

[nerdly_dood]

Yeah I have a suggestion:  Keep it up! This interchange isn't bad at all! I have made a similar interchange for RHW, but not sunken:


A close-up of the center:

[darraghf]

looks really good keep up the good work!