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Nice looking dead ends and turning circles for roads
Nicer looking dead ends and turning circles for roads
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Wuzzy2 commentedMar 30, 2014
This adds some nicer dead ends for roads.
Vehicles spawn on them in a random angle (0°, 90°, 180° or 270°).
The names of the dead ends are road_end_north, road_end_south, road_end_west and road_end_east.
Inclusion into the (over)map generator has been done.
Included in the PR are also some simple fixes to weird road alignment issues near rivers and bridges which existed previously. Now most roads should align properly to bridges.
There are two variations of dead ends: simple and turning circles. Sidewalks may apply, but turning circles may only appear in cities/next to sidewalks. But pictures say more than 1000 words:
