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Roadworks 1.0.0-beta5 has been released!
This update includes some stuff related to trains, and some improvements to signage and guide signs. Also, thanks so much for 1000 downloads! I guess I can consider myself a mod developer now.
- Added new features for grade crossings
- Crossing gates: Can be raised and lowered by a computer to prevent traffic from colliding with an oncoming train
- Train bell: Dings a bell (a Safetran E-Bell, so Autumn tells me) to provide an audible warning that a train is approaching
- Train signal: Provides a visual warning that a train is oncoming
- Catwalks: Decoration for grade crossings
- Blankouts
- Can be toggled on or off to restrict movements at intersections
- No left turn, no right turn, each with TRAIN supplements
- No turn on red blankout
- Flashing yellow arrow signals
- Attachments can once again be put on walls
- Added the following signs
- 2 Tracks, 3 Tracks, 3 Way Intersection w/ Rail Left, 3 Way Intersection w/ Rail Right, 3 Way Intersection w/ Rail T, 4 Tracks, 4 Way Intersection w/ Rail Left, 4 Way Intersection w/ Rail Right, Crossbuck, Diagonal railway intersection
- Guide Signs
- Begin, Junction, End, Left arrow, Right arrow, Straight arrow, Bi-directional arrow, North, East, South, West
- Object markers and road ending markers
- No turn on red (as well as two alternates)
- Keep right / keep left (both with 1 alternate)
- Left turn yield on green
- Left / right lane ends ahead
- Oncoming traffic
- Route shields
- Can be edited to show any number 0-999
- Modified the following signs:
- Hard left & hard right
- Road work ahead
- Road closed, and road closed ahead signs
- Supplemental ahead sign
- Modifications to road name signs
- Road name signs can now be mixed case, which is required by the MUTCD
- Changed font to match Minecraft font
- Added “targeted attachment” section to F3 screen
- Some bug fixes
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