Thanks for breaking down the reasons I need more bridges. I love the bridges you have in your video, you should make a video how you determine if a bridge should be built and how you go about doing them. Keep them coming.
yeah thery are very usefully ,specialy the way you doing 👍👍👍👍👍,sometimes i forgot this ,its hard to add then afterwards. but its helps traffic clogs in your city
I sometimes run into a strange bug/feature where if one of the pillars from a pedestrian bridge touches the road just right, it turns that part of the road into a weird roundabout-I have to delete the road and start over
Okay, your sims need to take a chill pill. Driving around like they have a death wish, that little motorcycle barely skipped across the train track before getting flattened.
There are some terrible drivers out there! They probably drive that way because they feel comfortable with the new trauma center upgrade I added to the hospital since the last video.
Thanks for watching and for the comment! You should definitely consider it at the next sale. There are still some odd bugs, but the last update has shown significant promise!
I started using these in cities skyline 1 due to how much I hate pedestrian traffic slowing down traffic. I really enjoy my local's city pedestrian/bike only paths that take you to the core parts of the town, so I did the same and is now a staple go to for all my cities. Not only did they stop clogging up intersections, speeding up traffic, it also caused more people to walk/bike instead of using a car, causing even less traffic! I tend to use tunnels over bridges though!
Glad to hear alternative crossings are part of your plans already! It’s amazing how disruptive a crosswalk at an intersection of an arterial road can be.
as I want to have pedestrian friendly cities. Can't I lower the streets instead so that pedestrians have their bridges on ground level and don't have to crawl up these steep ramps going twice the distance in comparison to a direct route?
I agree that the ramps leading up to the bridges can be excessive! I have tried to sink the roads, but the that requires the roads to be sunk ~18ft, which can mess up zoning. I’ve found that you can meet somewhere in the middle and sink the road and raise the pedestrian path, but then the terrain shadows make the roads look awkward, so I’ve just stuck with the long but curled path up to the crossing.
I wish they would make the footbridge tool better, they seem to be so huge for what I need to build. I would like to have so pre made stairs and then I could like the tops together as the slope allowed makes the briges so larger.
Thanks for the comment! I hear ya! I think there is a mod out there that allows steps, but I typically play “vanilla”. The ramps leading up to the bridges take up significant space. I typically use the multi curve tool to loop the footpath, but that’s still quite a bit of real estate.
@@Punkologist I’ve never used the stair mod, but I could imagine. I’ve used anarchy once and forgot I had it enabled. Then used the bulk tree tool and had a bunch of trees in my highways. I figured that was my sign to stick to vanilla play.
Some built on pedestrian bridges would be really nice. Also just nice and different paths. As much as people hate DLC I think a pedestrian focussed one would be nice for those of us who choose not to use mods
@@addictedfoolgamer1970 YES! That would be amazing. Overall I think this game lacks variety of assets for no mod players, but footpaths and pedestrian traffic are critical mechanics in CS2.
Thanks for breaking down the reasons I need more bridges. I love the bridges you have in your video, you should make a video how you determine if a bridge should be built and how you go about doing them. Keep them coming.
Thanks for the comment! I'll make sure to put that idea on the list!
yeah thery are very usefully ,specialy the way you doing 👍👍👍👍👍,sometimes i forgot this ,its hard to add then afterwards. but its helps traffic clogs in your city
I sometimes run into a strange bug/feature where if one of the pillars from a pedestrian bridge touches the road just right, it turns that part of the road into a weird roundabout-I have to delete the road and start over
Use anarchy and turn off snapping
For all my pedestrian paths, street level, above, or below, I turn off snapping. Even without anarchy it makes the tools much easier to use!
Okay, your sims need to take a chill pill. Driving around like they have a death wish, that little motorcycle barely skipped across the train track before getting flattened.
There are some terrible drivers out there! They probably drive that way because they feel comfortable with the new trauma center upgrade I added to the hospital since the last video.
Let's gooo! I don't even play this game, but I love watching your videos. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching and for the comment! You should definitely consider it at the next sale. There are still some odd bugs, but the last update has shown significant promise!
Nice
Thank you!
I started using these in cities skyline 1 due to how much I hate pedestrian traffic slowing down traffic. I really enjoy my local's city pedestrian/bike only paths that take you to the core parts of the town, so I did the same and is now a staple go to for all my cities. Not only did they stop clogging up intersections, speeding up traffic, it also caused more people to walk/bike instead of using a car, causing even less traffic! I tend to use tunnels over bridges though!
Glad to hear alternative crossings are part of your plans already! It’s amazing how disruptive a crosswalk at an intersection of an arterial road can be.
another banger, keep them coming.
Thanks! Will do. Let me know if there are any topics you want me to uncover for future videos!
as I want to have pedestrian friendly cities. Can't I lower the streets instead so that pedestrians have their bridges on ground level and don't have to crawl up these steep ramps going twice the distance in comparison to a direct route?
I agree that the ramps leading up to the bridges can be excessive! I have tried to sink the roads, but the that requires the roads to be sunk ~18ft, which can mess up zoning. I’ve found that you can meet somewhere in the middle and sink the road and raise the pedestrian path, but then the terrain shadows make the roads look awkward, so I’ve just stuck with the long but curled path up to the crossing.
I wish they would make the footbridge tool better, they seem to be so huge for what I need to build. I would like to have so pre made stairs and then I could like the tops together as the slope allowed makes the briges so larger.
Thanks for the comment! I hear ya! I think there is a mod out there that allows steps, but I typically play “vanilla”. The ramps leading up to the bridges take up significant space. I typically use the multi curve tool to loop the footpath, but that’s still quite a bit of real estate.
@@RedGingerRR that mod is too hard to use and too inflexible
@@Punkologist I’ve never used the stair mod, but I could imagine. I’ve used anarchy once and forgot I had it enabled. Then used the bulk tree tool and had a bunch of trees in my highways. I figured that was my sign to stick to vanilla play.
Some built on pedestrian bridges would be really nice.
Also just nice and different paths.
As much as people hate DLC I think a pedestrian focussed one would be nice for those of us who choose not to use mods
@@addictedfoolgamer1970 YES! That would be amazing. Overall I think this game lacks variety of assets for no mod players, but footpaths and pedestrian traffic are critical mechanics in CS2.