We’ve added a multitude of different shaders in the editor which will enable you to create anything from shiny tracks to wires that sway on the wind.
Next we would also need to configure our other elevations and any properties such as speed limits and prices, but let’s leave that for another time.īeyond what was shown here, any objects like train tracks, tram tracks, quays, canals, monorails etc. The inner lanes rarely saw any action unless I created some artificial congestion, but to fix that we’d need to completely rethink our design to be a little less ridiculous. Our quick example is now done and working quite nicely. The props can also be set up with conditions, for instance to use proper turn signs before intersections. Lanes can be set up to allow different vehicle types or pedestrians, and they also contain the road’s propping.
You might for example want to use a different segment model when a road segment contains a bus stop, or leave out the overhead bridge wires when a bridge takes a sharp turn. The segments and nodes can also contain additional conditions to control when each model is drawn into the screen. Both are usually modeled as straight road stubs, and if everything is set up right the game will automatically take care of bending and smoothly combining them. Segments are used for the continuous parts of the road, and nodes for intersections, road endings, and transitions from road type to another. The road’s 3D models are divided into segments and nodes. The main panel also contains sub menus for editing the general properties, lanes and models of the selected variation. The variations can be selected from the main panel’s tab strip. Most of the roads in Cities: Skylines consist of five variations: the basic terrain level road, the slightly elevated version, the bridge, the slope leading from terrain to underground, and the underground tunnel. On the right side you can see the main panel, and on its left side two side panels that were opened just to make this all look overly scary and exciting.
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