Show us Your Interchanges!

[MandelSoft 2,769]

Nice you have the new RHW, but I know a way to make that cloverleaf a lot smaller and smoother...

Notice the smooth curves at the clover leaf-ramps and the diagonal right-turn ramps. Looks a lot smoother, right?

Best,

Maarten

[nathanthemayor 1,261]

This is the V.1 of the Highway 50/MIT(Hwy 579) interchange:

V2:

[Samness 104]

This monster here took me a REALLY long time, and was so complex I first had to draw a diagram for it! It is the interchange between I-12 (Heading horizontally), a currently unnamed tollway (heading vertically, below the interchange), and two one-way roads that lead into downtown (Heading vertically, above the interchange)

Overview of the interchange (Next picture shows what was cut off from this image)

What was cut off from the first pic. Now for a few close-ups:

Ignore the texture glitch

Easily the most complex part.

These were taken before I added the decorations, soundwalls, light towers, and development. I think I kinda crushed my rule with compact interchanges here 

[quicksilver991 37]

Wow. That is an interesting setup you have, and a very nicely done complex interchange.

[Nego16 26]

Here are some of my recent creations:

Click for full size

Exit 3 (Hwy 10)

  

With some eyecandy:

 

Zooming out:

 

Another Interchange (Exit 4; Hwy 10):

 

Both interchanges (Hwy 10 in Stony Brook):

 

[nathanthemayor 1,261]

This is a massive interchange south of Capital Island:The routeshields show what highways each is:

[quicksilver991 37]

Nice use of the highway walls and good tree in-filling.

My first post on ST 7!

[Cob92 360]

Lightning, your first pic looks almost exactly like the layout of the I-45 south/I-610 interchange in Houston. Really nice.

[AIX 270]

Here is a spaghetti style interchange that takes vehicle traffic from the main land onto the new Palm Jebel Ali Crescent.

Here is the crescent from afar:

  Edited February 27, 2011 by AIX  

[Samness 104]

@AIX: Great interchange design, and I can't wait to see what the artificial islands look like when you've completed them!

@NTM: I feel sorry for the poor drivers who have to commute there every day. Also, is that you're attempt at an interchange without using RHW? 'Cause you did a good job there.

[Lucario Boricua 7,027]

Here I present you a cloverstack interchange of modest dimensions (made entirely with RHW). I would like to make an even more compact version, by placing the stack flyovers pass between the lone off-ramps and the through direction bridge (it's problematic due to the bugginess of the diagonal-top-orthogonal overpasses). This one was made in my Network addons laboratory, but it may be added to some future cities of mine.

  Edited March 3, 2011 by Dragonxander  

[hockeyplayer168 0]

Hey guys, first post! This is part of a New York City project I'm doing. More specifically, this is the southern tip of Lower Manhattan.

My city design is constructed with functionality as the top priority, followed by appearance.

There is more to show as this city is much larger than this small sample. If anyone is interested, I can upload more!

[Wiimeiser 436]

Nego, how do you get that extended turnaround lane in your last pic? All I get is a street...

[nathanthemayor 1,261]

[NTM: I feel sorry for the poor drivers who have to commute there every day. Also, is that you're attempt at an interchange without using RHW? 'Cause you did a good job there.

I would have put an RHW interchange there if there was room;However, there really isn't(Because of the diagonals), so I had to use avenues(Inspired by need4camaro)

  Edited March 4, 2011 by nathanthemayor  

[7up 1]

Here's an intersection in a region I am developing. Big city will be to the south with 2 lane RHW connecting the southbound traffic and MIS for the rest of the directions:

Still searching for a better solution to diagonal offramps!

[timmie 988]

Nice interchange, 7up!

[AIX 270]

@7UP: Is that a RHW bridge? I have never seen that one before.... What is it called?

[timmie 988]

I guess it's an avenue bridge. Is it even possible to make such RHW bridges? Technically, there would have to be two bridges, no?

[jdenm8 362]

It isn't technically possible, but there is a workaround (The bridge in that pic is an Avenue bridge BTW) using the Ground Highway network to get the two-tile width. Only one publicly available bridge uses that workaround though.

  Edited March 5, 2011 by jdenm8  

[godrock24 12]

Here is one I designed

[deathtopumpkins 43]

One that many people will have probably seen before, but now with the start of surrounding development:

P289/P4 northwest of downtown Abstergo Bay, VS.

[Haljackey 17,271]

Here I present you a cloverstack interchange of modest dimensions (made entirely with RHW). I would like to make an even more compact version, by placing the stack flyovers pass between the lone off-ramps and the through direction bridge (it's problematic due to the bugginess of the diagonal-top-orthogonal overpasses). This one was made in my Network addons laboratory, but it may be added to some future cities of mine.

Very cool, looks a lot like the 2-level cloverstack made in the rhw guide. Link https://www.sc4devotion.com/forums/index.php?topic=6843.msg361567#msg361567

@ everyone else great work! I like your creations!

[Forsma7 1,325]

I'll try to make a diffrent one.. an unfinished interchange (from Pandan, Cidaun):

[godrock24 12]

Here is one I just Redesigned

[Exla357 41]

I have a little journal next to my computer where I draw out interchange diagrams for SC4. Here's a RHW6xRHW6 Cloverstack/turbine hybrid:

http://img17.imageshack.us/i/rhw6xrhw6cloverstackaug.png/

  Edited March 9, 2011 by Exla357  

[Samness 104]

Hate to break it to you, but there's no picture there.

EDIT: Nevermind, it's there now.

  Edited March 9, 2011 by samness7  

[asteconn 9]

Incomplete junctions are often built with the plan to carry them on through the junction, but haven't been completed because of: cost, traffic levels not warranting it, or political reasons. Incomplete junctions happen a lot in the UK as our road traffic planning is so fractious and oftentimes disjointed. A very good example is the glasgow ski ramps: http://maps.google.co.uk/?ie=UTF8&ll=55.852047,-4.266804&spn=0.002957,0.011362&t=k&z=17

976: I can't articulate enough how much I appreciate the realism that's portrayed by that junction of yours.

[WillG_75 19]

I posted this in my Columbus CJ, but I figure I should post it here too.

[Lucario Boricua 7,027]

I love this last one quite a lot--it's perhaps the only freeway interchange built at full scale, and with rather basic stuff! (one-ways and the NAM elevated road puzzle pieces) You know what? you should get the Real Highway mod (RHW) by NAM Team. Once you get the hang of it (unless you already did and this image isn't up-to-date), you'd be able to replicate an interchange as marvelous as this with it!

[godrock24 12]

Here is A Fused Trumpet

Here is a unfurled Cloverleaf

Another Interchange

  Edited March 12, 2011 by drjumbajookiba20