Make sure to watch that youtube link on the workshop page, to see how it's set up. I managed to make this one a bit smaller as well, but it starts looking a bit ugly then. When you want to go all out, and got the space for it: (Uses that junction lane change rule as well i think, for the lane selection coming in from the left side to work.) It uses Lane Mathematics so that whether or not youre using TMPE the traffic makes intelligent lane choices. This variant works, using manual connections and is practice maybe even the same thing as me22ca's: A roundabout that actually uses all its lanes efficiently without needing any TMPE setup See the screenshot above for a demonstration of how the traffic flows to the third exit, moving one lane to the outside each time. That option makes stuff work when there are no extra nodes for switching. There's different ways it can work, and it can depend on certain options in TM:PE.Īllow lane change on junction when going straight - I currently have this on by default and only forbid it where it seem to cause issues (junction restrictions, the icon with the X- like arrows), but of course you can have it the other way round as well. TMPE allows you to turn on or off traffic lights, it allows you to control lane directions. Been there, and will surely be again next time I try some slightly different variant of a roundabout. Roundabouts in cities skylines are ass, to make them work correctly you should toggle them to stop signs only on the incoming road, sometimes they’ll use an all-way stop or a traffic light, which defeats the purpose. Originally posted by julkafin:I am going crazy with this.
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