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Date: 8/14/2005 1:15:02 PM Author: ryanb_sc4 RedImperator - I've been campaigning ( silently ) for a few months now to find someone who can change the appearance of the traffic signals. I've been looking to change the signals from this California style to a Texas style, which is: Horizontally mounted signals on either a mast arm or a span wire assembly. This would be sweet if it could be done.quote> There are some horizontal signals in New Jersey, too, largely in the cities. Camden and its inner ring suburbs use 8 or 12 inch signal heads mounted in a trombone mast-arm, with no backplates. I'm torn as to whether or not I'd want them. On the one hand, they'd add a distinct East Coast flavor to my cities. On the other hand, around here, sideways stoplights are associated with cheap, run-down areas (like Camden and its inner ring suburbs), and I don't know if I could get over that association. It would also be nifty if we could have a pair of old-fashioned four-way signals hung from a diagonal span wire, for those intersections in our tiny one-stoplight towns, but it's probably asking for too much for customizable intersections--if it's possible to change the lights at all, it's probably only going to be through a mod that changes all the lights. Really, I'd be happy if they could just change the stoplights to yellow, since nobody on the East Coast except Washington DC uses gray/black ones.
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Just out of curiousity, would it be possible to change the appearance of the stoplights themselves? Say, instead of dark gray lights with wide backplates mounted on mastarms (California style, the SC4 default), you could have green signals with no backplates hung from span wire (any number of states), or yellow signals without backplates hung from cantalevered mast arms (New Jersey style) or mounted trombone style on all four corners (New York City, Philadelphia, probably other big East Coast cities).
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I'm Matt, I'm from South Jersey, and I'm a grad student in education at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. This fall, I'll be a student teacher at Overbook High School, also in Philadelphia.
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