Supported languages: Arabic, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Czech, Dutch, US & UK English, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Occitan, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian. Make sure you only have one version of TM:PE subscribed at a time (disabling other versions = causes error, you must completely unsubscribe all other versions). Vehicles despawning after altering roads or rails? Use Broken Nodes Detector to find and fix some common game bugs! ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ User Guide ⠀⠀⠀⠀ Report Bugs ⠀⠀⠀⠀ Discord Chat and customise junctions, roads, and rails! This is the stable release with tested features.
So, try multiple variations of connections.Authors: LinuxFan, FireController#1847, kian.zarrin, Krzychu1245, leftbehind, Chamëleon TBN The whole process requires a bit of troubleshooting, as sometimes some connection might even decrease efficiency. If you’re still having trouble with traffic, continue setting up different node connections until you improve the flow. Now, for most this will be more than enough, but in some cases, it might not be. Do this on a couple of places on the same road. So, as an example, green can go to green and red, and vice versa. There you can start directing traffic in two directions. Let traffic flow for a bit, and then find weakspots on the road (places where there is a lot of traffic build-up).Meaning, if there is a road connecting to your main one, with a heavy flow of vehicles, then direct the vehicles from your main road to another lane, so that the ones on the entrance road can enter easily. Next, you can let certain vehicles switch the lane, directly before another entrance to the road.Basically, first, create a direct line for all of the lanes, no lane switching or nothing. Let all vehicles stay in the same lane.So, here are some tips on how to connect the nodes: Each line will have nodes, which you can connect together. With this tool, you can basically control when and how vehicle change lanes.
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