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It's been a long time since I loaded up this map and it's also been a couple of months since I have even played Skylines, but I will load up San Rafael in the Map Editor and look at removing the roads and reloading it as a non infrastructure map.
that would be super if you were willing to try, the map is so good, it would be amazing to be able to play it with full functionality :D the intersections / junctions you have used are very smooth and dynamic, and they look great !
I could try to create a Left-hand drive map version and test the functionality of the roads in Test Mode? Maybe that's the best way to deal with it.
there are some issues with the layout of the junctions not working correctly when we use the in-game option to use left hand drive, and we often have to edit these to make them work, which i feel takes away from your hard work.
just a request, wont be to heart broken if you choose not too mate :) thanks in advance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVl8ulBaqNE
This is nice, though. That 'airfield' though... LOL.
You can create an airport anywhere though and add your own flight path.
Cheers and best of luck,
A steamy dude
started over after i got the feel ill try it in an asian setup. love it so far.)