samboo18

Hi guys, Sorry if this question is a bit confusing and long winded but I couldn't figure out a better way to describe it in words. At the moment I have 2 cities going which are connected to one another. When I started my first city I chose not to reconcile edges figuring I would use this one as a starting point and reconcile all the next city maps I build on. When I started my second city I reconciled edges and carried on. Also I am currently using the NAM 29 and SAM vs3. However I think when I made my neighbor connection from my first city to my second one the little bit of road that pops out altered the second cities edge terrain a bit because now whenever I enter my first city I get the little "do you want to reconcile edges" box. I clicked no and everything seemed to be hunky dory but then I noticed that one of the arrows on the neighbor connection to second city was missing. As I had a highway from my first city leading to an avenue in my second I thought that might be the problem and rectified it but no dice. I then thought I could go into my second city (a rural community with not much development around the edges) and reconcile from there but it says the edges match. This is ridiculous because if the edges of both cities did match why would it be asking me if I want to reconcile in my first city. So my questions are do you have to reconcile in order for transit to flow between cities, are the missing arrows an indicator of interrupted flow or something to do with mods, and is there any way to reconcile that specific bit around the neighbor connection and not the entire map. Greatly appreciate any help you guys could give me

Thanks for the reply Moose. I turned it off but that just stops the little box from popping up. What I really wanted to know was if I have to reconcile in order for transit and freight to go between city 1 and city 2, and if the missing arrows on my neighbor connections are because of this.