v, w, x, and y are the only roundabout arrows I have. y is the base, v is for left turns, w is for straight, and x is for left and straight. z is for the dot that goes in the middle, if you want that. Right turns should be possible by using the normal right turn arrow (C and M) scaled down and put into the roundabout arrow.

I chose not to include all options as there are too many styles and they often change depending on how many roads connect to the roundabout. Basically, you should be able to do D1-5a, just without the last arrow pointing back down (though that might also be possible if you can rotate the v part, so that you have a y, then a w and 2 vs).

@BobGrey I love your font pack. It really does help make much more realistic highway signs. I am definitely still sticking with CS1 until CS2 gets closer to what CS1 became. I do have a question though, is it possible to add to this font set to create the roundabout destination signs in the MUTCD? The font pack as some of the shapes needed, but I don't think it has all of them. Here is a link to the D1-5 and D1-5a signs.


MUTCD [mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov]

can we get a black version of the arrows for regulatory and construction warning signs?

Down arrow and right exit arrow are low resolution. Can you add a higher definition character?

@BobGrey @Kewtopia Seconded!

Black version of the arrows for regulatory signs please!

There are already exit only tabs.

you should add an exit only part that is just yellow so you can habge a multi lane exit ojnly with aligning

The characters table in game isn't exactly aligning to the characters table in the description. For example, the I character only shows the left curve, but doesn't show both the left and right curves.

Simple. Change the font of the line with the words. This font pack turns letters into arrows, while my other font pack turn them into highway shields, and some simply change the look of the letter. All of these work together.

So if typing the letter T results in a downward white arrow then how do you type a word with the letter T because it seems that after installing the mod now takes away my ability to make any words with the letter T. Am I missing something?

compatibility issue with procedural objects, started after new update (1.7) with procedural objects, sending to both parties, log file below

https://zerobin.net/?90d6a58a5ffcced6#U+ZEUw6wHrFxX8M5BTRnRnfQByNR2fLumiO0yfJZjjE=

Ever used Procedural Objects?
After loading a save with Procedural Objects and any fonts enabled, select any prop.or building to place, slick "convert to Procedural Object" in the top-right and place it. Click the little plus icon below the newly placed object and click "Edit", then click on "Text Customization" in the pop-up. In the text editor, click "Add New Text", select the desired font (press the buttons on either side of "Arial"). In this case, find "MB Arrows". In the text field, type the characters corresponding to your desired arrows. For more information on how to use the text editor, look up some Procedural Objects tutorials online.

@xaosjohn Tutorial video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hlNjk-gds0&list=PLcD5wLaOWQIT5c33IGWxq6V7fd_jHgEbo&index=10&t=0s

The alternative was to make the larger arrows only cover one character and rely on the harder-to-use size slider to get all arrows on a sign to the proper size (which would also look blurry).
I'd start with the bottom parts if the arrows and place them a few notches from the bottom of the sign (when moving text, they move around in small "notch" increments) then place the top part above it. This lines them up perfectly from the bottom of the signs when using multiple arrows.

Love it! My only gripe would be that it's very difficult to line the vertical glyphs up with PO's text editor (especially when the game runs at 10 fps, like for me, lol), but that's not your issue. Hopefully this will be fixed with the next PO update... :)