Trying to build a bridge over sunken rail

[xena99 12]

Hi there. I'm trying to build a road bridge over sunken rail but I'm not sure how to do it. I don't know if there's a mod that I can download that will make it easier for me or if there's a video tutorial out there. If anyone can point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it. Thanks!

[xonedl 342]

Fine Road Anarchy is always a welcome mod, so your construction don't get stopped by the game's collision detection.

Then Fine Road Tool allow you to force the road to take specific elevation - force it to be a bridge, force it on the ground, etc.

MoveIt is of course recommended, you don't need to build your initial items very accurately, just adjust it's position / height / alignment later with MoveIt.

[xena99 12]

Thanks but I'm playing SimCity 4 not Cities Skylines or SimCity (2013). Those suggestions I don't think are available to SC4.

[rsc204 21,866]

I've moved the topic into the SimCity 4 forums, being in the Cities Skylines one, people would assume you are playing that game.

The NAM includes a number of useful pieces for such situations, for example using road on-slope pieces at L1/L2 (7.5m/15m), you can make something like this:

Actually here the rail in in a 7.5m trench created using the Hole Diggers/Raisers, another NAM component and the overpass is OWR.

[City_Slider 2,716]

On 21.2.2021 at 11:36 PM, xena99 said:

Hi there. I'm trying to build a road bridge over sunken rail but I'm not sure how to do it.

Hello,

i´ll write a quicky about it... hang on...

[City_Slider 2,716]

Here you go:

There is a sunken Rail Yard... It´s 15 Meter deep.

Pick this...

And set the Slope overpasses like this:

The other Side:

and search for the Puzzel Peache...

... since you found it... and done :-)

[xena99 12]

Sorry, I thought I was in the SC4 Forum. Thanks for the above answers. I do have NAM but I don't have the patience to actually research what each piece does. Guess I need to go on YouTube and find videos instead

[rsc204 21,866]

Overpasses are one of the first things I covered in my mini-NAM Tutorials series.

[Propfam 2,305]

If I'm not mistaken. You can replicate it using draggable viaduct, right?