Consider the scenario where a road with pedestrian lanes ends at a node where none of the other roads have them. It also needs to default to reporting crossings as disallowed when the option is disabled.Įven one road with pedestrian lanes is enough for crossings to be enabled-at least for that one road. It's important to note that simply disabling the option is not enough. This screenshot demonstrates the problem it causes for highway junctions, due to the default junction restriction being wrong: This screenshot demonstrates the behavior I want for my highway ramp when it crosses a city street: I'm tempted to say it could just never set the ZebraCrossing flag unless there are pedestrian lanes present, but I really think that flag should always mirror the junction restriction settings. Possible alternative solutionsĪdaptive Networks could introduce a node flag that indicates whether the node has pedestrian lanes on any of its segments. As it stands now, I cannot do this using AN's ZebraCrossing flag because this would be a significant nuisance for the player, who would have to go through and disable them at every highway junction. I want to create highway ramps for Adaptive Networks that will show crosswalks when they cross roads that allow pedestrians. If pedestrian lanes are introduced into a junction that is in this state, the pedestrian crossings should be automatically enabled at that time. When the junction has no pedestrian lanes on any of its segments, pedestrian crossings should be disabled by default. View the junction restrictions of a highway junction with no pedestrian lanes, and note how pedestrian crossings are allowed. A junction that has no pedestrian lanes on any of its segments is still set to allow pedestrian crossings by default.
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