#DUNCANNON SUBWAY UNDERPASS HOW TO#

There are underground route pieces crossing below avenues and ground highways (orthogonal and diagonal): A diagonal underpass (upper row) consists of two single tile puzzle pieces, each being curved. A red straight line indicates an orthogonal underpass route, and a curved red line (as displayed on the image above) indicates a curved or diagonal underpass route. When you have selected the Route Query tool and hover the cursor above a FLUPs puzzle piece, a semi-transparent texture is displayed. The upper row with two pieces each shows diagonal underpasses under surface road (street and one-way road).Īlthough the diagonal pieces look like right angles, they effectively form diagonal paths and can be used as both, diagonal or curved underground routes. The bottom row of single pieces shows straight underpasses perpendicular to the surface road (street and one-way road). The tiny manhole covers indicate the presence and direction of the underground routes. The first image shows those with road, street and one-way road at the surface. Underground route pieces are available for a variety of surfaces. You need to plop the underground route pieces in the correct way to obtain a fully functional underground network. This chapter gives an overview of the underground route pieces that connect the ramps (presented in the previous chapter). The same applies to other network or transit enabled lots - they can also act like ramps for FLUPs underpasses. As shown in chapter 'Bus and Tram Stops for FLUPs Underground Routes', normal bus stops work also for FLUPs underground routes and act as 'ramps' for pedestrians. However, there is another 'ramp' to FLUPs underpasses: Network Lots. Use the HOME or END key that will first rotate the selected road ramp, but then switch to another ramp, the one-way entry or exit ramp:Ĭlick TAB once, and you can select (using HOME/END) between the following ramps: Street, Tram (GLR), and the Transition ramp from Tram-in-Road to Tram below Road:Īnother TAB click, und you can select the Avenue ramp, Tram-Avenue ramp or the Transition ramp from Tram-Avenue to Tram below Avenue:Ī third TAB will allow selecting the street tunnel (for use on a flank of a hill) or the pedestrian stairs.Ī RHW-FLUPs ramp is included in the Real Highway Mod, a non-core NAM product available as separate download:

When you select the FLUPs - Flexible Underpasses, the road ramp is usually the first selected piece. There are more ramps for other traffic networks.

#DUNCANNON SUBWAY UNDERPASS HOW TO#

The previous chapter showed how to build a road underpass using a road ramp. You may have to rotate with the HOME or END key to select the correct highway underpass piece. When the 'FLUPs - Flexible Underpasses' rotation ring is selected, use the TAB key until you find the highway pieces. In similar ways you can build other underpasses such as the following road underpass under rail and highway. The Road under Rail Underpass is complete. Use the HOME or END key to rotate the piece until 'Straight underground route perpendicular under straight Rail' is displayed - its preview shows a red line perpendicular to the rail track: Use the straight (not diagonal) pieces in this case. Select the FLUPs - Flexible Underpasses and use the TAB key until the Rail FLUPs pieces are shown. Reconnect the rail track stubs by dragging rail over the gap: Be careful - HOME / END are also used to select other ramps, so avoid selecting a onewayroad underpass. You may have to rotate it using the HOME or END keys. Move the cursor to the other side and plop it onto the other road end. Simply plop it onto the road as shown in the next slide: This will select the 'Ramp for underground Road'. Select the FLUPs - Flexible Underpasses (available with the installed NAM) Use the bulldozer to remove the road/rail crossing:

Assume you have a road/rail crossing:Īnd you wish to replace it by an underpass. This chapter describes how you can build a simple road underpass crossing below a rail line. Many thanks to z and Jonathan for their support creating this document This tutorial consists of the following chapters:Ĥ Tips and Tricks for using FLUPs Puzzle Piecesĥ Check whether your FLexible UnderPass worksĩ Overhanging Lots to visually hide underpassesġ3 Bus and Tram Stops for FLUPs Underground Routes Also, please post bug reports, requests for further developments, questions, answers and discussions in that topic, and please use it also to share pictures showing your FLexible UnderPasses. Please see the topic FLexible UnderPasses (FLUPs) for a description of FLexible UnderPasses (FLUPs). This is a tutorial to help you getting started. It's a modular system for building functional underpasses. FLexible UnderPasses (FLUPs) are included in the NAM.

Duncannon subway underpass