Most of the Junctions do not properly work, there is to much collision. The European one isnt even showing and never buildable.

gooood

Some of the junctions still work. Others don't.

Can anyone confirm if this still works or not?

Is this working with the latest update of TF2?

Yup, something in the game has changed which means it won't build anymore, I am looking into it to see if it can be corrected

i cant build the euro interchange

This was sorely needed. Thank you

Yes it is - look for the option "Drop center lane". If you follow the cars through the outer lane they maintain 100km/h through the node - not the case in a 3->2 narrowing. However, I am not sure about the overall effect on traffic as it may force lane switching for traffic taking the next exit...

is this a part of the mod?

@Bahamut - https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2968324872

@Hushey no you cannot make the lanes straight as such, but by placing a node half a lanewidth offset to the left (for right exit) about 40m after the junction, the node that the game creates will have a transport network that is almost straight.

okeating lanes remain straight with mod?

No this isnt correct indigo

On lane mathematics - there is actually an option there to "drop lane", and in fact the geometry gets adjusted very slightly so that the outer lanes remain straight.

If you "hand build" a lane drop, then you will get a node where it creates transport network where the left-most lane has more curvature (and lower speed) than the middle lane, so the pathfinding prefers the middle lane and traffic does not distribute well.

Not even improved lane mathematics can save the pathing AI. You'll still and always encounter weird bugs like everyone stacking up in one lane and massively dropping speed to conduct a gentle sweeping merge.

needs lane mathmatics a lot of lanes arent doing anything on these

taste of america

pog

A new star on the script modder heaven. I've looked inside your code. I'll give you a hint: Instead of calculating the x, y and z values of a vector three times separately you could also calculate them in one pass if you define the vector with vec3.new (see UG's vec3 lib). After that you can calculate with a 3D vector almost as if it was a normal variable.

Super!!!

super merci d'avance

Bahamut Oui, ça arrive.

Bonjour

Pouvez vous faire la même chose mais avec des voies de trains ?

Merci