kwilley52601

How about split highways? I know that you can do that now, but I would like to be able to without laying the el-hwy, laying 2 ground hwys, then deleting. Also, we need a way to get from normal hwy to split without using one way roads...

Hi all! Kyle Willey here. I'm 27 and live in Knoxville, TN (as you probably know from some of my other posts around). I am a Veterinary Assistant for the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine and a full time student trying to get into vet school. Other than that, I have lived in Colorado and Montana. I am a big Manchester United fan (no matter how they are doing) and hope to get a chance to get to England to see them play in Old Trafford. I have been a fan since the days of Peter Schmichael and Eric Cantona... I have worked with people from all over the world in the veterinary community and in the military. I have friends in England, Germany, Brazil, S Korea, Australia, and Lithuania and know people from many other places. It's great to feel so at home with everybody here. Thanks!

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Here is a transportation map of the same area... Image deleted ~ way to big

Here is one of the most confusing and interesting interchanges... I doubt you guys would make this, but it would be nice for my Knoxville region. In this, there are not only your basic 4-way interchange, but there is an avenue crossing west-east. The North highway interchange feeds into that cross avenue, and also tunnels under it to go into a diagonal avenue. If that is not confusing enough, there are feeder roads, cross roads, and roads underneath that have absolutely nothing to do with the interchange at all. You can also somewhat see a Y interchange with the Interstate (I-40) and another major highway at the NE corner and unseen at the SW corner, there is a T interchange as well. This is how I get to work everyday... Location reference: The University of Tennessee campus starts directly south of this picture (actually you can see 3 UT buildings in there). You can also see the Sunsphere (near the water in the park in the south central part of the picture - look for the shadow) in the 1981 World's Fair Park. https://www.simtropolis.com/idealbb/files//Interchange_nightmare.JPG align=baseline>

Not that it is relevant to this topic, but I don't think there was a money limit in SC3. I found a hexadecimal editor program somewhere that would give you something like 6.38 trillion Simoleans. I try not to cheat in my cities (as much) anymore. It took all the fun out of it with that much money...