SimCity 4 RHW: Different types of junctions and their RL applications - part 2

[alexander55739]

why your voice sounds like Stephen Hawking?

[CreatureMontage]

simcity 5 should see like those pics, and no more grids.......

[SpaceHula]

I'm british too but I still love your voice!

[Halofan830]

Canada basically only use cloverleafs except in urban environments

[mittfh]

Err... two errors in your Cloverleaf description. The major one is that the cloverleaf you featured is in Redditch, not Kidderminster. You got the wrong end of the road there! The second one is that there are now only two cloverleafs in the UK - Livingstone, West Lothian, Scotland used to have a pair, but the northern one has since been converted into a parclo dumbbell.

Other than that, a nice intro to the major junction types - including a brief look at Gravelley Hill and Great Barr.

[Graywolf116]

I love your accent.

[Asteconn]

@Graywolf116 :: Go raibh míle maith agat :D

[Dutchcolonialism]

Does image in beginning is from google earth?

[Asteconn]

@Dutchcolonialism :: Google maps =]

[Dutchcolonialism]

@Asteconn ,oh yeah, google maps, i made a mistake.

[TuanNafiz]

7 people love simcity societies

[iCreateWeather]

Very helpful

[LShiznit]

i can't believe i watched that.

[wiannecrafter]

@LShiznit  xD good job!

[TheOriginalClip]

2 poeple never play SC 4 :P

[DJFunnyJoeShow]

Uggg.... I live in Utah and we have I think it is a 5 level stack just out of Down town... the thing is at least 10 stories tall and it can be a bit scary int he wind. I wana see someone make one in SC XD

[Vigormaster]

Very Informative

[123hailhell]

You think a four lvl stack is expensive. Texas recently finished a high 5 interchange, with a level dedicated to portage roads, or roads that run next to the freeway/interstate/motorway in metropolitan centers. It connects I-635 with US 75 in Dallas Texas. A quick search in any search engine should bring up quite a few links. Quick fact, the interchange was $261 million dollars, or roughly 360 million pounds, using a rough exchange number. Also, 120 feet, 37 meters high.

[Tatomatic]

@123hailhell Hi, I live 15 miles north of this interchange. It has work well inspite of the enormous amount of traffic it sees everyday. It has only on problem, ice. When we get an ice storm the thing is rendered useless, but that is to be expected.

[ghosthunter2006]

@123hailhell you mean 360 mil dollars , or roughly 261 mil pounds. right?

[Pardusflame]

This is actually very useful

[Asteconn]

@Pardusflame

Thanks ^^

[Chacanger]

Funny, I knew were all of those were except 2, I can see the M69/M6 one on there, thats an unusual mixture of types.

[theboogieman3000]

clover leafs are like almost everywhere in Canada!

[USRoads]

Windmill with at grade intersections in Ohio, US at jct US 35 and Ohio 32/124.

[haljackey]

Nice job! I typically use the cloverstack junction when connecting two RHWs because they are easier to construct in-game.

[Asteconn]

My next vid is going to on how to make cloverstacks. I found them exceptionally difficult actually; not to mention rather large lol

[haljackey]

Hmm, really? I find them to be the easiest four way to construct. Perhaps after I see your next video I'll comment on what changes I would make.

Although it really depends on HOW you are making them. Are you using overpasses or tunnels? Is the interchange uniform or not? There's so many possibilities and techniques out there that each and every one can be different.

[graysenness]

@Asteconn i have done a errr my own versioon of a cloverstack using your t-intersection video

[graysenness]

@Asteconn large hehe i have done very much