FLUP question

[cc3649 39]

I'm new here so I apologize if this was asked previously.

Is there a way to make a FLUP that brings traffic through it normally? I like using FLUPs for rail-avenue (or certain rail-road) crossings in many cases but it doesn't let traffic through. In many cases, it is unrealistic to have so much train and auto traffic together at an at-grade avenue crossing. I want to be able to let traffic flow normally through an underpass. Also, can other designs for underpasses be created? I'd like to also have metallic colored underpasses, especially brown and black, which is more realistic for many rail underpasses.

[Flann 1,709]

Have you placed the FLUP crossing tiles across the railroad?

[cc3649 39]

3 hours ago, Flann said:

Have you placed the FLUP crossing tiles across the railroad?

No I haven't. I'm still learning.

[Flann 1,709]

49 minutes ago, cc3649 said:

No I haven't. I'm still learning.

No problem, this might help. 

Also, a written tutorial is here https://www.sc4devotion.com/forums/index.php?topic=10876.0

[rsc204 21,817]

On 30/07/2023 at 6:35 AM, cc3649 said:

Also, can other designs for underpasses be created? I'd like to also have metallic colored underpasses, especially brown and black, which is more realistic for many rail underpasses.

Most of the White Parts (Maxis Sidewalk) are simply textures that are possible to change, for example I have mods that include these pieces as part of a larger overhaul of sidewalks. Note that the RAMP models themselves have a certain amount of the default sidewalks 'baked-in' and whilst those are technically possible to change, it's an absolute pig to do in practise unless you are a whizz with Photoshop or similar.

My SWN mods (STEX), available in three sidewalk variants or Rivit's RUM for RRW contain ready to use replacements for these setups, you might want to take a look there first. Otherwise, it is possible to use automation to create totally custom variants, there is a link in my signature to a bunch of tutorials/resources I've put together on that side of things.