Ajs traffic

[Citelis5335]

Hello all. I would like to have someone explain to me how to use the streets made ANDI06, ie AJS, because I need my tram route to make way streets and do not understand how. I put the streets on the route, but circulate on both sides, that is no longer one-way street. Thank you.

 

[paulzmay]

This tutorial should give you most of what you need to know... http://ajsmith.ueuo.com/trs/pdf/street kit.pdf

It sounds like you'd also have use for BOAT's traffic lights, which are more complex to set up, but MUCH more flexible.

Paul

 

[Citelis5335]

Use of user traffic lights made boat, know how to set up, but the problem still remains with one-way streets. I attach a picture to understand what I mean.

On the right side to move cars before, and the right to move cars back. Here is the exact opposite traffic in England. Thank you.

 

[paulzmay]

Just remember that trainz traffic always turns left, and is always generated at the (visible) end of a road that has traffic, but only if that road has a carrate tag other than zero.

This means that a combination of stub branches to the left, and the use of 'no-traffic' roads (such as the AJS spline eraser) can be used to eliminate unwanted traffic flows.

Paul

 

[Citelis5335]

I do one-way. I would like to know if I can do street to the right of the tram line, only to move cars in a sense. That is, as one-way but with 2 strips. Thank you.

 

[Citelis5335]

I do AJS traffic, but I've been recommended to use the user traffic lights BOAT. Here we have a problem at this intersection of picture that can make cars stop?When leaving cars on the parties to leave and tram cars. Perpedinculare roads on tram stop, and vice versa. Thank you.

 

[hyderpotter]

I do AJS traffic, but I've been recommended to use the user traffic lights BOAT. Here we have a problem at this intersection of picture that can make cars stop?When leaving cars on the parties to leave and tram cars. Perpedinculare roads on tram stop, and vice versa. Thank you.

I am having the same prob.