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@tarkus I was saying that if you dragged a normal rail forwards for a while and another one right next to it for about half its length, it would be good to be able to make the shorter rail curve over the over one. Also i wouldnt mind having 2 different normal rails having a wide curve, or 2 different normal rails having a 45 degree intersection. For the ones above i mean 2 rails parrallel to each other with no gap between

Thomaskrules: Where abouts in surrey do you live because i live in epsom Ilikehotdogsalot. In england there are Motorways, and A (M) Roads and other A roads and B roads. Basically The A(m) roads are where it isnt worth it to make a motorway so they make a dual carraige way ( two lanes either direction) normally. The A1-20 are mostly dual carraiges but for alot of A roads they are 2 dual carraiges sometimes and normal ( 1 lane either way ) sometimes. However A road really means the old road or primary road or someting like that, so, when i went on holiday to cornwall. I drove along an A road which was basically a two way one way road with turning places so people can go past each other. LOL B roads are generally smaller and less used and i think goes from B1-5000 or something like that (i definetley remember going on a B4087. These are smaller but some can be dual carraigeways in certain places. (in towns or cities) but most are small windy country roads. Also Cities in england are different to cities in other parts of the world For example the 'village' of st davids in the far south west of wales is classified as the smallest city in the world due to its negligible population. In england all a city needs is a cathedral. When i went on holiday i passed throught the 'city' of st asaphs in northern wales for example If you want to know more about the subject please pm me or check on wikipedia. Im sure they have a lot of information about it there!

Okay . I really like rail, so i would really want to be able to have other rail lines going over intersections. For example imagine if there were two parrallel rail lines running in a straight line with no space between. I would love it if it were possible for the rails on the right to do a 45 degree turn over the other line. This would help alot in rails going thru stations and for large intersections

that question is aimed at joe 90

what city is this, any chance you can post some picture beacuase i absolutely love the layout of it and would like to see it!

I am trying to find an eyecandy or functional parking place which turns one of the sides of an normal avenue to lose 1 lane, but have parking perpindicular to the other lanes. Any help would be much appreciated!

WOW deathcat that is amazing can you give us some pics. how long did it take. And also what is the map? I have such a short attention span that i can never make something like that!

Personally in sim city my favourite is the train because it is so picturesque

Okay, well. I want to be able to make rail over railway wide curves, for example if there was a rail curving to the right, i would like to make another rail just to the right of it which continued straight, over the curve. Hopefully you understand. Also, if you can, could you do this with roads aswell? Thanks alot!!!

i love the road leading to the airport.... down the cliff ... up the cliff.... down the cliff!!!

Tekindus about the diagonal road filler, i was talking about the plazas filling up the space betwwen the diagonal road and the shops Also can i have some links for your appartments because the stex search doesnt work for me

Thanks so much!

@TekindusT amazing! can you please provide links for the embankment walls, the diagonal road filler and the different colour for the viaduct. They would look amazing in my city!

Oh    @tingmelvin.  having subways in rural areas are costly and also i would advise not having things like dubai in a city like this firstly because sim city has a grid system the islands would not look pleasing at all, and they are expensive to maintain bridges or tunnels to and from these islands. However islands very close to land with has efficient planning might be able to produce a cost effective was to produce homes in a commutable distance from the cities commerical and industrial sectors