========= R$$ Traffic Noise Fix V1 =========


=== Main information - Effect of this mod ===

This mod fixes a weird bug where R$$ buildings show "High" Traffic Noise although very little traffic is nearby.
R$ and R$$$ behave as expected and show "Low" Traffic Noise in these situations.

Please note that this mod fixes some values in the R$$ Residential Developer Exemplar 6534284A-67CD5FA1-00001020 and is not directly compatible with CAM. 
The corresponding property in CAM's version of that exemplar can be edited directly to apply this fix. 
Also note, that any other mod which modifies Exemplar 6534284A-67CD5FA1-00001020 would need direct editing rather than just dropping in this one I created. 

The original forum thread with more discussion can be found here:
https://community.simtropolis.com/forums/topic/758631-bugfix-wrong-traffic-noise-for-r


=== What has been changed? ===

--- The following Exemplar is contained in this mod:
Type: Developer
Name: Residential $$

--- Only one Exemplar Property has been changed within the Exemplar:
Name: Traffic Effect
Info: "How much traffic volume is a factor in desireability"

--- This Exemplar Property has been changed as follows:
-> Old Value (before mod)
0.000000,5.000000,15.000000,5.000000,30.000000,4.000000,45.000000,4.000000,60.000000,4.000000,75.000000,3.000000,90.000000,3.000000,105.000000,3.000000,120.000000,2.000000,135.000000,2.000000,150.000000,1.000000,165.000000,1.000000,180.000000,0.000000,195.000000,0.000000,210.000000,-1.000000,225.000000,-2.000000,240.000000,-3.000000,256.000000,-5.000000
-> New Value (contained in mod)
0.000000,5.000000,256.000000,-5.000000 


=== Why has the value been changed as such? ===

Within the Exemplars "Residential $" and "Residential $$$" the Exemplar Property "Traffic Effect" looks as follows:
Residential $, Traffic Effect, Value: 0.000000,2.000000,256.000000,-2.000000 
Residential $$$, Traffic Effect, Value: 0.000000,10.000000,256.000000,-10.000000 
 
Thus, the "Value" in "Residential $$" has been changed to look similiar.
This appears to fix the problems described at the beginning.