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Invisible Pedestrian Path
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Invisible Pedestrian Path

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This is an invisible pedestrian path. It works the same as a gravel pedestrian path and is useful for detailing.
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Captain Toof 10. Aug. 2019 um 7:35 
@Czardus
So, this one is outdated horribly and works bad with elevations? Then maybe mark this in title?
Agamemnicon 18. Juni 2019 um 9:39 
@Czardus, thanks for replying, appreciate the info:)
Czardus  [Autor] 15. Juni 2019 um 18:31 
@Agamemnicon - This was a really early version of doing this sort of path. The concept has been improved significantly by others with support for elevated paths. Use this one if you need to do invisible elevated paths: https://steamproxy.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1213488864
Agamemnicon 15. Juni 2019 um 13:32 
Does this abide by Anarchy? Doesn't seem to. I can't draw elevated invisible paths over other buildings for example (like I can with all other networks), neither can I upgrade existing paths to invisible paths unless they "follow the rules" of the vanilla game.
CyberVibes 27. Jan. 2019 um 16:24 
Thegron, try using the align heights feature of moveit, find a building/tree that's close to the path then highlight the path nodes and segments, click align heights on the building or tree and the path level should match the terrain, you might need to use the landscaping levelling tool if the area around the path isn't at the same height.
thegron 21. Jan. 2019 um 18:41 
It is really difficult to use this on anything that doesn't have a level plane. For example, I set up an invis ped path over a nice decorated quay and the peds are walking down into the quay and then back up. I try to change the elevation with "move it" but it is very difficult to prevent them from either walking above the quay or inside it. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
rochetjeremy 20. Nov. 2018 um 9:32 
Is it possible to elevated it ?
jPRO93 21. Dez. 2017 um 12:51 
Nice!
Czardus  [Autor] 20. Dez. 2017 um 16:36 
@alborzka - I'll add both of those to my list of possible projects. Thanks for the ideas!
alborzka 20. Dez. 2017 um 16:30 
Hey @Czardus, any thoughts on making an invisible bike path (preferably both one- and two-way)? Or even a signalised bike path (makes proper junction signals at intersections, i.e. functions like a tiny road but only for bikes)?