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  1. NAM: Development

    neroden replied to the7trumpets's topic in NAM & Transit Networks

    Request: add the capabilities of the Freight Station Mod ver 1 at https://www.simtropolis.com/stex/details.cfm?id=1953 into the NAM. I think this actually qualifies as a transit bugfix. In the original, freight can only switch from trains to trucks at freight stations; this simply allows it to switch the other way as well, which it certainly should be able to. I suppose this may count as a forbidden-to-the-NAM lot, though. :-(

  2. RCI Query Upgrade Mod

    neroden commented on Equinox's file in Gameplay Mods

    Odd. My "Commercial Capacity" is coming in *lower* than my "Commercial Occupance". And the "Capacity" is what's listed as the commercial population in the region screen.

  3. Post Modding Requests Here

    neroden replied to Tropod's topic in SC4 Modding - Open Discussion

    Revised version of Traffic Cop which could adjust all the known parameters. Plus some documentation as to what exactly they are. :-) Alternatively this could go in DatGen or some other program.

  4. GDV Pedestrian Overpass with toll function

    neroden commented on goldiva's file in Transportation

    Nice ped overpass. A pair of elevators for handicapped pedestrians would be a valuable touch though....

  5. Pedestrian Bridge Pack

    neroden commented on ApathyNinja's file in Dependencies

    Stairs. Not ADA compliant... can we get one with either elevators or ramps on the ends?

  6. NAM: Requests

    neroden replied to the7trumpets's topic in NAM & Transit Networks

    Ped overpasses (if implemented) should contain elevator access in the visual design (ADA compliance, folks!)

  7. Light rail modding help

    neroden replied to mikeseith's topic in NAM & Transit Networks

    The unrealistic and weird result of this is that if someone wanted to, they could draw a heavy rail line which is driving along a oneway road with cars. Believe it or not, there *are* freight lines which run down roads shared with cars. I think it's illegal to build new ones in the US for safety reasons, but there were a lot in the 19th century, and a few survive (notably on the Brooklyn waterfront). So I don't think this is a bad result. :-)
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