The functionality is done, but the UI part is kind of tricky and I'm still working on it (about 1 week away). The current point of the mod is the two buttons you saw there. The displayed manual functionality was only for testing purposes, but I'm thinking of leaving it there in case someone wants to role-play as a traffic cop. Yes you can avoid it, but with unrealistic road infrastructure. It seems that a lot of the traffic problems in the game come from the lack of proper lights. The idea is to add additional functionality to traffic light junctions. Sorry about the video lag, it seems that Shadowplay doesn't really like Cities Skylines and some workarounds are needed to get it running. This is not the place for those and they will be removed. Please do not ask questions that are already answered in the FAQ. This includes asking for help installing mods if you have a pirated copy of the game. If you notice a bug or something I forgot to update, please don't hesitate to let me know on twitter :) Welcome to CitiesSkylinesModdingĪ place for creators to discuss projects, reveal their projects and seek advice for modding Cities: Skylines Rules This is u/Elektrix_Or_GTard speaking, how'dya-do! I'm currently in the process of updating the old reddit styling.
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