I've noticed that roads with bus lanes AND parking are available to build in the map editor, but not in-game.
This configuration is incredibly useful to use when building busy transfer stations, as you can keep private cars off of that street, and the buses will pull off into the parking area at their stop and not block things up. Can we please have these in game?
I can't imagine it would be hard to add...
Along that same vein, I think the map editor's interface for configuring roads is much easier to use than the in-game layout. If possible, it would be nice to see this changed so that you choose road, one-way road, etc. like you do currently, and then instead of getting a huge grid of images (that I have to stare at for several seconds to find what I want), provide a preview image and have a set of radio buttons for available lane count, and check boxes for sidewalk, bus lane, and parking. Radio buttons instead of the slider because it provides an easy-to-see indication of the available choices (the map editor could use that change, too). I would imagine this would also be easier for red/green color-blind people to use, since I think the red bus lanes would appear gray to them and be hard to pick out.
This configuration is incredibly useful to use when building busy transfer stations, as you can keep private cars off of that street, and the buses will pull off into the parking area at their stop and not block things up. Can we please have these in game?
I can't imagine it would be hard to add...Along that same vein, I think the map editor's interface for configuring roads is much easier to use than the in-game layout. If possible, it would be nice to see this changed so that you choose road, one-way road, etc. like you do currently, and then instead of getting a huge grid of images (that I have to stare at for several seconds to find what I want), provide a preview image and have a set of radio buttons for available lane count, and check boxes for sidewalk, bus lane, and parking. Radio buttons instead of the slider because it provides an easy-to-see indication of the available choices (the map editor could use that change, too). I would imagine this would also be easier for red/green color-blind people to use, since I think the red bus lanes would appear gray to them and be hard to pick out.
