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<big>Now that we have a basic understanding of how to connect roads and simple decorations for them. Lets focus on some advanced items using the <code>Road</code> item type.</big>
 
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Latest revision as of 16:13, 19 April 2024

Now that we have a basic understanding of how to connect roads and simple decorations for them. Lets focus on some advanced items using the Road item type.

Bridges

1 Road piece tunnel start.jpg Using our example map, place a road and edit the properties to set the road look, variant, and set the terrain size to 0 meters
2 Road bridge start.jpg Go to railings tab, and pick a nice bridge model


Here is what we are using: /model2/railing/bridge/shared_simple.pmd


Take note of the road edge material and terrain material (these are necessary with most models to have nice looking edges)

3 Road bridge settings.jpg Allign your bridge to make it look nice and to fit with the area



TIP: You can use a marker model such as /model2/proxy_trailer_overweight.pmd to make sure your bridge is not too low to adjacent road pieces

4 No veg sphere.jpg In our example, we have trees clipping through the bridge models.


Go to the road item properties dialog box (of the problematic road piece's terrain) and click Add veg. sphere.
Modify the properties to adjust for size and position and set to No Vegetation to clean up the area
5 Road bridge final.jpg Use a few tools such as, brush and vertex tool to round off terrain into bridge models to develop the look you are going for

Tunnels

Tunnels are exactly like bridges, but in reverse and hopefully not floating in the sky!

1 Road piece tunnel start.jpg Using our example map, place a road and edit the properties to set the road look, variant, and set the terrain size to 0 meters
2 Go to railings tab, and pick a nice tunnel model


Here is what we are using: /model2/railing/tunnel/tunnel_hw_2_lanes_one_way_it.pmd
3 Use models, signs, building items and brushes to make your item fit with the area and look nice
4 Road piece tunnel final.jpg Add a No weather area item and set for tunnel
Fit the weather area to the tunnel