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Low Pedestrian Overpass - 4 to 6 Lanes (Overhang)
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Apr 30, 2015 @ 4:36am
Jun 2, 2015 @ 9:13am
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Low Pedestrian Overpass - 4 to 6 Lanes (Overhang)

Description
This asset has been updated, so the ones you have built in your cities will disappear. You have to re-plop them.
I have revisited the model, and its triangle count falls to 5k.

This lot uses an overhanging model, so it suits any 4-cell-wide road. It is placed on the road side.
Surface height: 5.9m
Clearance height: 5m

Category: Park

Size: 3 long, 3 wide.

Stats: (Updated!)
Entertainment Accumulation: 20
Entertainment Radius: 100
Tourists: 15/15/15 (Low/ Mid/ High Wealth)

Water Consumption: 0
Electricity Consumption: 0
No Sewage production

Construction Cost: 800
Maintenance Cost: 40
Garbage Accumulation: 1
Fire Hazard: 0
Fire Tolerance: 20

No color variations.


Model Info:
- Maps: Diffuse, Specular
(lower resolution, 256 x 512 maps)
- Raw model triangles: 5046
(A lot lower than the previous model - was 9k tris!)
- LOD model triangles: 196


Note: Any crossroads near enough can prevent people from choosing the overpass to cross the street.


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2-lane version using an overhanging model:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=438358180

Original 2-lane version [Deprecated]:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=432254054

This file is also available on Simtropolis:
http://community.simtropolis.com/files/file/30481-low-pedestrian-overpass/


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All you need to know on hex editing paths:

Steam version:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=430647273

Simtropolis version:
http://community.simtropolis.com/topic/66765-manipulating-networks-with-a-hex-editor/?p=1567660
45 Comments
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Hayran Oct 7, 2023 @ 5:41pm 
It just doesn't work on roads with a cycle path, as there is a bug where cyclists decide to cross the overpass underneath it (on the street) instead of going up the stairs. But it's okay for anothers networks roads.
CruFox Apr 11, 2023 @ 10:02am 
It works, thank you :D
Simo Mar 25, 2023 @ 6:40am 
I've been after something like this since the game came out in 2015, i'm on my last hurrah city and you finally solved the issue. Thanks for making both small and big road versions, they look great!
Derrios Jun 25, 2022 @ 12:45pm 
Can't select this or delete it once placed. (new to mods so I may just be stupid here). Don't see pedestrians using it either.
deadbone1961 Nov 9, 2021 @ 3:03pm 
An update: this overpass works REALLY well. Pedestrians visibly using it, the pathway attaches easily to other paths, the attached park adds a bump to land values/happiness, and as an unexpected bonus the overpass generates it's own electric "signature" to help make those difficult power connections. One of the most useful assets in my collection. Thanks!
deadbone1961 Nov 7, 2021 @ 9:38am 
Looks great! Will be interesting to try this one out :)
ben.bowen2008 Oct 19, 2020 @ 10:53am 
Best Pedestrian overpass!
simchr71 Feb 17, 2020 @ 10:06am 
First off: Thanks for making my favorite ped. overpass of all time!

Second: In snowfall the snow at the bottom of the bridge pillars spills on to the street.
Is it possible to make a model where the pillars are a little further apart?
DJ Jan 19, 2020 @ 2:12pm 
Like the overpass. Suggestion: add a version without the little garden/seats. In most places I don't have space for that.
Der Orso Dec 8, 2019 @ 11:24pm 
Your Pedestrian Overpasses are great! Helped me clear some very busy intersections and roundabouts. Many thanks.

The only unfortunate thing is how much space they need. Mainly I need them in conjested, built-up areas, and am forced to knock down a lot of builds to be able to place them.

The footprint could be reduced to at least 2x1 on the side which links to the road, and possibly 1x1 if the crosswalk were pushed to the forward edge of the square, and the stair "spiroled" underneath the crosswalk. For really tight neighborhoods (do I build anything else o_O ) it would be very useful. Just an idea :) .