u/5down14across

Imagine the Jane Byrne "Circle" Interchange, but with lane mathematics

WYE on earth would anyone want to live here? Probably because of the light rail, s-bahn, subway, and regional rail services all within these few blocks.

So fun to play the game backwards with dozens of mods and then try to imagine the history that happened along the way. The light and regional rail lines utilize "old" freight ROW/infrastructure that I added at the very beginning of my build. They were never actually used, but I'm glad I put them there to use later

But actually though I met a guy named Nate who said he recognized my badge from here, so here I have returned to shoot my shot after I didn't get a chance once the show started. Thanks for the drink!! And sorry I sweat so much lmao

Also, no AI was used here; this is clearly a 100% real photo of us

Part of my job is making badges for all the people who work at my airport so I broke a few rules to make these for me & my bestie for tomorrow

This is how ts is moving today 😹😹😹

Not even done with this yet but it's a bit insane even for me. Just one more (bike) lane bro

Look, sometimes an extra lane or two can be useful for managing and mitigating weaving

I think TXDOT would approve of these interchanges but they were actually inspired by a couple in and around Chicago (where traffic is even worse)

I want to name the neighborhood and then amphitheatre after it, specifically as the _Bowl, since it was heavily inspired by the Hollywood Bowl.

Loving this little area, but still need to fill in a lot of course. I'm especially happy with the light rail interchange tucked into the hillside, underneath the bridges and houses.

The smaller trams go on to street run and form an inner loop line (the outer loop is a metro line), and the larger ones continue with a dedicated right-of-way out to some suburbs and eventually mountainside resorts that I plan to connect with cable transit. The two lines share three stops.

Trying my best to not only respect the topography, but to earn its respect back 🫡 that can definitely be challenging sometimes but it's even more rewarding

There's still plenty of work to be done in these areas but I'm loving how they're coming along so far