Shopseite
Cities: Skylines
Alle Diskussionen Screenshots Artworks Übertragungen Videos Workshop Neuigkeiten Guides Rezensionen

Cities: Skylines

Shopseite
Cities: Skylines >  Workshop > Workshop von JSF-1
60 Bewertungen
Bombardier Flexity Outlook Tram (Toronto, TTC)
Beschreibung Diskussionen0 Kommentare19 Änderungen
   
Preis verleihen
Favorisieren
Favorisiert
Entfernen
Assets: Vehicle
Dateigröße
Veröffentlicht
3.139 MB
2. März 2016 um 12:40
1 Änderungshinweis (anzeigen)
Erforderliche DLCs
Dieser Inhalt erfordert sämtliche der folgenden Zusatzinhalte
Cities: Skylines - Snowfall
Erstellt von
JSF-1
Offline
Alle 365 Kollektionen von JSF-1 und anderen Leuten ansehen (ohne versteckte Kollektionen)
7,752 Einzelaufrufe
2,339 Aktuelle Abonnenten
154 Aktuelle Favoriten
Sie benötigen DLCs, um diesen Gegenstand nutzen zu können.

Abonnieren zum Herunterladen
Bombardier Flexity Outlook Tram (Toronto, TTC)

In 1 Kollektion von JSF-1
Toronto Collection
175 Inhalte
Beschreibung
Based off the design used by the TTC in Toronto

Toronto's newest Streetcars designed by Bombardier. Purchased to replace the TTC's aging fleet of CLRV and ALRV streetcars (which can also be found in my Toronto Collection), these vehicles come with many new features such as being low-floor. Due to compounding delays from Bombardier the TTC only has 14 streetcars as of 2016 when we should in fact have nearly 60.

Trams for whatever reason have funky collision detection as we all know. In this case it causes the front car and 2nd car to almost look like they are merged. I tried to fix this but for whatever reason this only occurs in game. In the Asset Editor this doesn't happen. I will continue to look into what is causing this problem.

Passenger Capacity: 250
Max Speed: 100Km/h
19 Kommentare
< >
btdocto 4. Jan. 2023 um 7:29 
It appears that these trams have a 370 passenger capacity not 250?
Erke 24. Mai 2022 um 14:58 
Hello,
Does this support "Reversible Tram AI" by any chance?
Meaning Headlights, rear lights and destination boards automatically adjust when tram is reversed.
If not, would you consider adding support for it, since the real-life Bombardier Flexity is reversible?
Azrovka 3. Feb. 2021 um 10:58 
I love the street cars here in T.O great city to live in
Transitio 18. Sep. 2020 um 8:25 
I have the same problem with articulation between first and second section. Somebody else have this error too or it's kind of problem in my game?
Fistandantillus7 29. Nov. 2017 um 20:25 
This is a 5 section tram, but the articulation does not show between the first and second sections. It looks ok as it is, and I still use it, but knowing there is an error bothers me.
http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198148978742/screenshot/866244165278327775
beeperbeeper5 11. Mai 2017 um 11:25 
This is close enough to the Blackpool Flexity 2 :) Thanks!
MobiusTheEagle 24. Juni 2016 um 18:33 
@arKtur Due to Toronto's older overhead systems, the Flexities found in Toronto use trolley poles (visible on the back of this model) instead of pantographs (which DO come on the Flexity but aren't used, it's on the model as well in a down position). The reason we haven't replaced the overhead systems instead is because we have to run these at the same time we run our current fleet of CLRV and ALRV streetcars, which can't operate on the same wires as a pantographed streetcar.
GordonDry 22. März 2016 um 10:34 
d3d11: failed to create staging 2D texture w=6 h=6 d3dfmt=71 [80070057]


etc.
Kodybod 9. März 2016 um 8:59 
can you make an light rail called sound transit look it up on google i was from Seattle and i would like to have that in my city
Krupo 7. März 2016 um 20:20 
Gorgeous, well done. Per your description, there'll soon be thousands more of these in peoples' games than in the actual City of Toronto... :steamsad: