New American Traffic Lights – Vanilla Side
This version has the traffic lights on the vanilla side of the intersection, same side as the stop, if you want the version of the mod that has the traffic lights in the correct location opposite of the stop Click here.
Notice: Starting around the 19th of November, I will probably not update any of my mods/assets for at least a month or so as I am going in to have surgery on my right shoulder, followed up by surgery on the left shoulder, followed up again with back surgery. So I will probaby be out of commision for a while.
This mod replaces the vanilla traffic lights with 17 different variations of American style traffic lights with optional street light top. You can decide which traffic light variation you want to appear on what road types through the options menu. This allows a more realistic feel giving different size roads a different size traffic signal if the player desires.
It is fully compatible with Network Extensions.
READ THIS FIRST!!!
Currently the yellow arrow signals do not operate with TMPE, but I am looking into adding this feature in the future.
NOTE: If you are having trouble figuring out which lights are which, there are two screenshots above that lay out whats what.
I made this mod as a detailed prop for a city build video I am working on so I spent a lot of time on detail and texture quality.
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Initial release
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The mod also includes 3 street-lamp top props to go with the traffic lights. To place them you need: Find It, Move It, Prop Anarchy and Prop Precision (to get them placed properly)
The 3 lamps come in the 3 different vanilla street lamp light colors (neutral, warm and cool)
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Big help from Vinnie P who helped me source a lot of the material I used when making the traffic lights.
You can check out his YouTube channel here.
** Special thanks to BloodyPenguin for American Traffic Lights & ako_ako for Japanese Traffic Lights (where I learned how to properly structure the menu system) and a special thanks to Badi_Dea for helping me resolve some code issues.
