Cargo harbour - perpendicular, "modular"

Beta/proof of concept. I've always wanted a cargo harbor where the quays are perpendicular to the shore, like, y'know, a real dock. So this is an ugly proof of concept for which I still need some help, but the basic thing actually does work - like you can see on the image. Each module is either "main" or "extension." The only difference between main and extension is the building and the main street connection on the landward side. Every module has a single pier with a terminal on either side. Every module counts as a separate station - nothing you can do about that. For each module, you can chose to have a left or a right connector, or both. This allows you to connect another module. Placement of the five-module port in the image was a little fiddly, but all five connect to each other, and to the the truck station. This enables a much more realistic port. === to do === I'm still having a few issues controlling collisions with roads and other buildings - this is mostly tweaking. I'll add some clutter back in at some point - I decided this was worth uploading once the cranes were on, but there's always more stuff... === help needed === If you love making 3D models, and want to prettify this mod, please let me know. I've created it by deforming the meshes from the vanilla game so they look "okay from a distance." I don't have time to learn Blender right now. I can't work out how to force shipping routes to route around the piers. If anyone knows how to do this, I'd be very happy to learn! In the mean time, this won't happen often if you use these modules on the coast. And it only happens if there's a route that passes the port without stopping.