Elevated Rail Systems

[Jamonbread 222]

Hello!

I am trying to build a complex 'L' system using maxis elevated rail and am hoping some people will have lot suggestions as I don't usually do this type of transit. I have NAM and el over road and double decker elevated rail but stations... especially on top of roads are certainly hard to find. I found the ashland/wells station but it is super buggy so much that ive decided unless theres some patch floating around I cannot use it.

Anyway, any file names or links would be super appriciated!

Have a good one

[bluemoose 223]

Hi,

There is another station called Madison Wells I believe, and it seems to work better... unless I have it backwards.

I also googled around at some point and there is a smaller, 3 tile station on some asian site that is placed next to the road and overhangs onto the el rail.

Those are the only ones I know of...

[Jamonbread 222]

Yes I saw madison wells! But I only found a mac version... the link to the PC version was broken. Did you use the mac one?

And thanks I'll do some more googling for that... nice to know it isnt a wild goose chase!

[Gurning_Chimp 398]

Yeah the site in question is this. http://bripizza.net/sc4/index.html. Some really good stuff on there.

I would also like to know if there is a PC link for Madison and Wells Station considering that Ashland Station is a buggy mess.

  Edited June 7, 2012 by Gurning_Chimp  

[bluemoose 223]

The mac one works fine. I believe the only difference between mac and pc files is installers, could be wrong, but it works fine for me.

Also, this site does have some interesting things, same as Gurning_Chimp's, but with the actual list.

http://www.bripizza.net/sc4/transport.html

[jdenm8 362]

No, the Mac version has one value changed which allows them to work at all in the Mac version (It's Aspyr's fault). The Mac version of the station should work fine in PC SC4.

As for stations, I use Bripizza's ones generally, mostly because they don't sit on top of the network and you can do whatever you want with the underlying network.

  Edited June 7, 2012 by jdenm8  

[Jamonbread 222]

Sweet good to know and gurning_chimp thanks for the link!

[Gurning_Chimp 398]

You're welcome