Post your junctions

[LordDeimosIV]

Yea i use no-pillars- and the Fine Road Heights mods but not sure if i have slope limiter though. I will post more when i have some to show

 

[V1ribus]

An example of the junctions created by those new to city-planning, such as myself. Very messy and built as need arised.

 

[LordDeimosIV]

We've all been there @V1ribus You'll get good at it
My newest interchange:
I might have gone over board with the size, this thing has a huge footprint, but it was fun to make.

 

[Zed68]

We've all been there @V1ribus You'll get good at it
My newest interchange:
I might have gone over board with the size, this thing has a huge footprint, but it was fun to make.

Superb !!!!

 

[LordDeimosIV]

Superb !!!!

Thank you!

 

[John Bon Jovi]

We've all been there @V1ribus You'll get good at it
My newest interchange:
I might have gone over board with the size, this thing has a huge footprint, but it was fun to make.

This is really cool bro.
I like the way you use the international airport there. I´m about to build an airport in my current city too, and I still don´t know how to lead my highway system to it. Thanks for giving me some hint with this one. I really like it. Its very creative your "three way turbine interchange". Where did you get youre inspiration from?
And the large footprint is nothing more than realistic. I build mine also sooo much bigger then I had to, because It just looks so much better. (more realistic)

 

[LordDeimosIV]

Well, i was just trying to make a three way interchange that wasn't too "boring". It actually started as a roundabout interchange but i decided against that. I've always liked turbine interchanges. One of the first interchanges i ever made was a massive four way turbine. This was a few days after release and there was no precision engineering or any mods like that so i had to count squares and heights on a piece of paper and try to get it to work. Here it is:

 

[Gnorf]

@LordDeimosIV If it was near launch, was the tree paint brush released yet or did you place those trees manually? Also, what LUT are you using?


Anyways, here's whay I made to connect some outer areas to the central ring road (is that the correct term in English?)

 

[safe-keeper]

An example of the junctions created by those new to city-planning, such as myself. Very messy and built as need arised.

It's daunting in the beginning. I've made intersections like that myself, just these organic things that grew as needs arose and weren't really efficient.

But as others said, you'll get into it .

 

[Dieder]

pff, some beautiful intersections, for some reason, mine always look crooked

 

[Gnorf]

pff, some beautiful intersections, for some reason, mine always look crooked

Use oneway roads for ramps first then upgrade them to onramps.

 

[Matthias King]

I second using two-lane roads first, so you get the guides and squares. It helps a lot. I also strongly recommend a mod called 'Precision Engineering.' It adds angle markers, guidelines and other extremely helpful visual tools to help you with your angles and distances. It's a life saver.

 

[safe-keeper]

The best feeling in the world is when I've created a very complicated interchange, and then realise that I could've gone with a far more simple solution .

 

[ShilkaLive]

Anyways, here's whay I made to connect some outer areas to the central ring road (is that the correct term in English?)

Is it just me, or turns your left half of your intersection to left hand drive while the rest is right hand drive? It seems to be connected somewhat weirdly...

 

[Matthias King]

@ShilkaLive, I didn't look that closely the first time, but now that I'm looking again, you're right. The north, south, and east sections seem correct, but the westbound section seems to have swapped the right lane for the left.

That had to be unintentional I would think.

 

[cheessausage]

Hello there

since there are mostly highway junctions here i decided to post some of my "smaller juntions"

The roads coming to this junction are connedted to 3 Highways heading into the city centre. Since i dont want do build big junctions into the city centre (which obviously doesnt exist yet) :O i tried to build a junction with as much capacity as possible...


The by-passes for the right turns were made because of the sharp angles in the junction itself.

A simple cloverleaf at the cargo city (airport)


Ring roads also need flyover junctions to increase travel speed and minimizing lane-crossings..





Unfortunately you have to place right turn by-passes in distance to the actual node to avoid congestion

 

[safe-keeper]

Interesting.

 

[ShilkaLive]

Here's some of my smaller and larger abominations;

Not sure how I ended up with this, but I did...:

For some reason I don't like doing triple layers of roads on top of eachother, so I often find myself slinging one side of the highway over to the other side to keep the intersection low (just like in the first pic); In this case it causes some unelegant left lane merging though...

Railroads and the start of a bridge at the right side caused this slight variation of a cloverleaf;

Very steep mountainous terrain caused this squeezed in spaghetti junction;

 

[Sanshy]

Hello there,

I didn't presented this city on the forum but it will come soon.
Enjoy the road network

 

[safe-keeper]

Holy ****, @Sanshy, that's so awesome. Keeping track of those for inspiration .

@ShilkaLive, I too have made one of those assymetrical cloverleaves due to space constratins . It didn't look half bad, though, and it has a certain charm to it .

Sadly, I can't find my early screenshots, and I think I may have accidentally deleted them . I may post some of my newer intersections once I go back to working on my city. I'm recreating my hometown in CS right now, so I'm busy with that .