Tram: Loops and Curves

Special streets for larger tram radii These streets are supposed to solve the problem of too narrow tram curves at least to some extent. With the turning loops, the rounding of the street ends is used and the speed is 15 km/h. The streets with the extra-wide sidewalk generate larger radii at intersections. Since the lamps are sometimes located in the track area on the grit loops, there is also a variant without lamps. Important notes: - The loops should not be used by private traffic. Therefore the AI should not build houses along them. Definition as bus lane also helps here. - In order to prevent the AI from attaching its own streets or exchanging the streets of this mod these are automatically blocked for the AI. For this, either the default setting or must be selected for 'Player ownership' in the street settings. - If individual houses are to be built along non-developable streets, you can fall back on collision-free assets being offered as mods. In this way the wide sidewalks can also be built over partially. - The bus/tram shelter attached to this mod is the vanilla shelter of all eras that has been moved forward 2. 5 m. It is intended for use on over-wide and partially built-over sidewalks. - Grit areas and extra-wide road shoulders can be painted over with the paint tool while holding down the 'shift' key. - Only the (mostly straight) middle section of a turning loop can be used as a stop area. - Loops should be created in the flat plane. If necessary, check by using the incline arrow. They should not be used as normal streets, even if that is possible. Even streets with extra-wide sidewalks should only be used where they are advantageous and not visually disturbing. Known issues: - After replacing a developable street using the magic wand or due to lack of space, streets that are actually undevelopable are sometimes still built by the AI. In this case, collision objects available as mods will be helpful. - Catenary masts stand very far out and c