Roads and/or buildings under bridges

[simpants 0]

I was wondering if it was possible to build roads, railroads, or even buildings under bridges. Sometimes I have a very high bridge that spans not only the water but also a great deal of the coastal plain. What I would like to do is build continuously under this bridge, at least be able to connect with roads. Are there any mods or what not that enable this? I know I can fly planes under bridges and into buildings so there is a 3D aspect to the lots and bridges. Any help?

[ewd76 2]

Originally posted by: simpants I know I can fly planes under bridges and into buildings quote>

You can????

[Dukat 2]

You can make highways or roads under bridges using these:

https://www.simtropolis.com/stex/index.cfm?id=4524

https://www.simtropolis.com/stex/index.cfm?id=17166

Nothing else will be possible.

Note that you need additional dependencies listed in the description to make this happen.

[SmartRoss1 0]

Yep, basically the game thinks that the only thing a bridge will ever span is water, and there is obviously no need to build anything on water. You can make valley bridges with a tutorial in the Omnibus, but you can't put anything under them either.

[Quzo 0]

I probably won't ever need to put buldings under bridges but being able to put roads and avenues under bridges would be useful. Besides can't this already be achevied uses the overpasses as uncluded in NAM?

[CaptCity 4,753]

Originally posted by: Quzo I probably won't ever need to put buldings under bridges but being able to put roads and avenues under bridges would be useful. Besides can't this already be achevied uses the overpasses as uncluded in NAM?quote>

 

The NAM pieces (FLUPs) can be used to make over/underpasses and are specific to the pieces available. I think what simpants was asking if it is possible to place things or drag networks under high or long span bridges. That is not possible. The only alternative is to use the specially created items that Dukat mentioned or lots that change traffic to subway and back. Just a thought...