SCTweak

[benzoll37 0]

Awesome mod, very simple and very practical. It works perfect.
 trgs,   thank you.

[Tanzy70s 0]

There's a toutorial,I don't seem to unite the bridge at road!!!

[tgodzor 3]

it seems its not working on todays patch

[ralphwong825 3]

any update version for 5.0??

[xnmalletx 0]

Give him at least a few days to update it, patch 5.0 was just released yesterday...Rome wasn't built in a day, having said that i'm also looking forward to using my favorite mod again.

[zainkool 5]

Does it work with new update of simcity 5.0. Cause I was trying it right now and the heights didn't adjust for the roads. 

[Chucksef 13]

Does it work with new update of simcity 5.0. Cause I was trying it right now and the heights didn't adjust for the roads. 

No, We're still waiting on our main man trgs, i'm afraid.

[zainkool 5]

kay thanks

[trgs 27]

Updated to support new patch, download SCTweak R5: TinyUpload Mega

[destro43 0]

Thx trgs it's ok   very good job

[ProcsKalone 294]

Thanks trgs!

[drvdijk 0]

I'm trying the tool, and found (on my very flat sea level map) that drawing roads while holding shift doesn't really work. Is that a known issue?

Otherwise thanks a lot, I'm looking forward to creating my street layout with it!

[Chucksef 13]

I'm trying the tool, and found (on my very flat sea level map) that drawing roads while holding shift doesn't really work. Is that a known issue?

Otherwise thanks a lot, I'm looking forward to creating my street layout with it!

 

 

I believe he knows about that. There's a lot of stuff that "doesn't work" about SCTweak, but those things are mostly outside of the scope of what SCTweak does/edits. We just need to be creative, diligent in working around SC's many faults! :-D Good luck tho!!!

 

EDIT: oh, and THANKS TRGS FOR THE UPDATE! I mean it, i had stopped playing Simcity since 5.0 because I couldn't get over how difficult it was to play now that i was used to using SCTweak!

[PeterWeaver 2]

Is this odd or is it legit

http://simcitydev.wordpress.com/2013/06/

[drvdijk 0]

Is this odd or is it legit

http://simcitydev.wordpress.com/2013/06/

This was/is an initiative of TUGenius, announced in

[trgs 27]

Is this odd or is it legit

http://simcitydev.wordpress.com/2013/06/

 

• providing invalid downloads to outdated files
• does not give proper instructions
• steals credits for other peoples work
• awesome..

[killer_bake! 14]

 

Is this odd or is it legit

http://simcitydev.wordpress.com/2013/06/

 

• providing invalid downloads to outdated files
• does not give proper instructions
• steals credits for other peoples work
• awesome..

 

Thats what im saying. Not even a real domain, but a subdomain. 

But anywho, thanks for the update! Your awesome man!

[TUGenius 1]

Is this odd or is it legithttp://simcitydev.wordpress.com/2013/06/

 

• providing invalid downloads to outdated files
• does not give proper instructions
• steals credits for other peoples work
• awesome..

Thats what im saying. Not even a real domain, but a subdomain. 

But anywho, thanks for the update! Your awesome man!

I have updated the link to that of this post, but I cannot keep the change log up to date since I must keep my focus on the next mods I want to write about. Thank you.

[prometheus2704 0]

Would it be possible to get some guidance on using custom values???

[Chucksef 13]

Would it be possible to get some guidance on using custom values???

Hey Prometheus, what would you like to know? I've fiddled around with SCTweak constantly?

[prometheus2704 0]

 

Would it be possible to get some guidance on using custom values???

Hey Prometheus, what would you like to know? I've fiddled around with SCTweak constantly?

 

What each of the three values represent would be a great start.

What I'd like to create is a higher elevated roadway that can then have tunnels go under it smoothly on terrain at sea level.

 

Thanks

[Elmexdechileen 0]

Ok tried to create an underpass underneath my entry road. Now the entry road is in a 45 degree angle upwards and I can't connect anything to it anymore . Tool works ok on other segments, just not the entry roads i guess.

 

Can someone perhaps help me, is there any way to fix it?

 

Edit\ A small illustration

[ProcsKalone 294]

@elmex, download this and put it in C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\SimCity\SimCityUserData\Packages\ , go to your city and it should be bulldozable, if not try restarting simcity and joining again. If that doesn't work pm me theres another way.

If the above works, you can delete the file after you have deleted the road. Becareful as this makes more than just the avenue stub breakable so do be wary bulldozing.

1_UpdaterBreakingRoadsScripts.zip

[Brazilian Joe 1]

I had some trouble trying to lay down overpasses. it was a heavy street overpass above an avenue near sea level.  The tool mostly works, but if the ground is not very flat it seems to give lots of 'red unable to lay down road' events, and it is necessary to hunt for a valid street layout.

 

Is there anything which can be done about it, are you exploring the possibility of improving it?

 

And thanks for the awesome tool!

[companioncube32 0]

Grrrreeeeaaaattttt mod mate! Can you make a one way road mod in the future?

[trgs 27]

R6 released!

- Tuned some road types (better tunnel + improved overlaps)

- Added speed mod (for my own convenience)

- Added hotkey support

[specializedguy 193]

I picked this one up and tried it last night. It works well. It takes some tuning but it works. Is there a way to get it to work with the guides? I noticed it snaps, but I don't see the guide when I use SCTweak. Is this normal?  

[pilot091286 0]

Hi i have tried everything caint get R6 to work at all. all roads are level what am i doing wrong?

 

Win 7

duno the rest of info

[Brazilian Joe 1]

A couple issues:

 

1) On plain, close to sea-level terrains, I cannot place a completely underground tunnel to connect parts of the city. The white-gray concrete stays protruding out of the ground, which is unsightly. 

Will you tweak the values so that the tunnel stays complete underground on horizontal areas? 

Or can you help me with custom values which make it completely underground?

 

2) The tool does not like to place elevated or underground roads if there is already a road network layed down. I must bulldoze pieces of road to lay out the overpasses and tunnels and re-build them, otherwise the game engine seems to attempt to dig to sea-bottom and gives a 'road too steep' red warning, unable to build the roads. 

Is it possible/do you plan to look into this to make overpass/tunnel laying easier?

 

As always, thank you.

[trgs 27]

Hi i have tried everything caint get R6 to work at all. all roads are level what am i doing wrong?

 

Win 7

duno the rest of info

Try following the instructions from my original post. Tested on Win7 here and it's working like a charm.

 

A couple issues:

 

1) On plain, close to sea-level terrains, I cannot place a completely underground tunnel to connect parts of the city. The white-gray concrete stays protruding out of the ground, which is unsightly. 

Will you tweak the values so that the tunnel stays complete underground on horizontal areas? 

Or can you help me with custom values which make it completely underground?

Try modifying the values used for the tunnel (you cannot break anything by doing this). I've tested a lot with the current settings and in most cases these were working the best for me. Let me know if you found some new improved values.

 

2) The tool does not like to place elevated or underground roads if there is already a road network layed down. I must bulldoze pieces of road to lay out the overpasses and tunnels and re-build them, otherwise the game engine seems to attempt to dig to sea-bottom and gives a 'road too steep' red warning, unable to build the roads. 

Is it possible/do you plan to look into this to make overpass/tunnel laying easier?

This is the restriction of the type of mod. If you read back a bit in this topic you will know why. In the end everything can be made, but in some cases this will require a bit of extra effort.