sir_knight
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Originally posted by: cravo16 All of these look great. I wish i could figure out (or get the time) to make these sort of signs. I have so many ideas I would love to experiment with- I'm big into this sort of thing.quote> It's actually pretty easy if you have some decent image editing software (i.e. GIMP, Paint.NET) I'm experimenting with some different fonts right now. I have a couple of them to share. First, a sign that tells the exits in the downtown area of my city of Relstin. The font is called "Zero Threes" I believe. And the second one is a distances sign. The font is Ubuntu (According to the Internet)
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German Autobahn Textures for RHW 4.0 Euro Interim
sir_knight commented on pitti's file in Transportation
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Originally posted by: nathanthemayor @sir_knight: Where did you get that font?quote> It's called Concielian. I found it here. Originally posted by: nmrtnrln I suggest you change that font. It would be hard to read if you pass this sign at 50mph.quote> Good point. I'll have to find something easier to read and hopefully it will still look original.......
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Thanks to the edge of a town, I've created yet another unorthodox interchange. I tried to minimize weaving as much as possible. But for the westbound highway, that just wasn't possible since Inside entrance/exit ramps for RHW-6S don't exist.
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Ever since this thread was created, it gave me inspiration to make highway signs of my own. So after a lot of planning, I was able to forge a modified US style sign set. I have yet to implement this into the game. Once I do, it will go on a RHW-8-Dual RHW-4 splitter Exit.
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Gloved [Yes, that is a real word]
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I have a few requests. Hopefully, these won't be too much to ask.... - Smooth curves for Elevated RHW-4 - Style B exit for Elevated RHW-4 - Elevated RHW-4 & Elevated MIS over FARHW (Which would be great for partial Y Interchanges) - Elevated NWM pieces and Overpasses - Bridges for NWM
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I have a few requests. Hopefully, these won't be too much to ask.... - Smooth curves for Elevated RHW-4 - Style B exit for Elevated RHW-4 - Elevated RHW-4 & Elevated MIS over FARHW (Which would be great for partial Y Interchanges) - Elevated NWM pieces and Overpasses - Bridges for NWM
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Well, I return, with tsomething that hasn't been done yet (At least I don't think anyone has dome it yet) I bring you.... A DIRECTIONAL 4-WAY INTERCHANGE! I have yet to add some eye candy. It's probably the 2nd most complex interchange I've ever made. BTW, I made this with the RHW 4.0. You'll want to click the pic for full resolution.
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Well, after spending a little over a month without internet, I finally return with a couple new interchanges the I made with the new RHW. First, another directional 3-way interchange. And I don't know what to call this one... It replaced an old maxis highway trumpet.
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Originally posted by: ComputerGuy890100 Thanks for the praise everyone! sir_knight: Wow! That seems like the High man's cloverleaf, as the interchange was probably designed by a man on weed!quote> I call it the Drunk man's cloverleaf because of how distorted it is....... Here's another one of my interesting interchanges. It's looks a bit odd, but it works pretty well.
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For some reason, I feel like showing you one of my crappier interchanges. And so I present to you, the ''Drunk Man's Cloverleaf'' As you can see, I added a couple slip lanes so you don't have to get on the highway and get back off about 30 feet down the road. It may look ugly, but it works.
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I just realized that pecause of the page flip bug on the last thread, you most likely haven't seen my directional 3-way interchange. For those who have seen it by some off-chance, you would know that I needed a smoother slope back then. I re-done the interchange and here's the result. And for those who remember my second parcolo hooked up to a roundabout, I upgraded it after building a local airport. I added a couple OWR's at the other end of the roundabout, had them go around, and they head to the local airport. You'll also notice that there are some new elevated rails built as well.
