ian727

Thanks for all the help, I really appreciate it! I decided that in order to use these trams properly, I need to "include" them in my planning already when I start the city from scratch. Adding them later on it too much of a fuss, although many possibilities are actually supported. But you know... You solved a traffic "situation" with an amazing idea, and it's so complicated that you won't get a tram through there without redesigning the whole area - so, if you want to use the tram, I guess you should plan with it from the very beginning. Having started a new city, I am now struggling a bit with the issue that tram stations block residential development (No Road Access). If I use a 2x2 tram-avenue-station, I could zone a 3x3 residential lot along it and it would have a road connection. But then the game comes up deciding to split the 3x3 into "3x 3x1" hehe, gotta figure out how to set this up with less risk. Any quick tips on that one?

Hello, I've been playing SC4 for quite some time and came to this forum many times to find answers. Today I decided to sign up because I finally want to use GLR some more. Along the faint red line in the picture, I intended to build a tram-line. However, after starting in the east, I already bumped into a problem just two tiles later As you can see I'm a fan of constructing those roundabout-kind-of-things using the one-way road (to avoid traffic lights). However, there seems to be no puzzle piece for the tram avenue making it "end" into a one-way road (there is one for a normal road, though). Did I miss something or would I have to re-built this layout? Then, further east, I built an overpass-thing over the sunken railway using the elevated avenue pieces. I can't seem to find similar ones for tram-avenues, so here I would also need to change stuff pretty costly - right? But since I am quite new to all the mods, maybe I missed something! Help and tips are appreciated! Thank you!