Iomex UK Roads Custom Junctions (1 Viewer)

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If you're familiar with Blender (which you should be), then the best way is the proper way - model the junction and path it up with OMSIObjEditP.exe

But to answer the question, Cotterell employs 'invisible junctions', where the junctions are laid out with splines such as tarmac surfaces, pavements, etc. We then get a cube object (which has an [onlyeditor] tag, and open THAT in OMSIObjEditP.exe to attach the splines. That is then placed in the relevant place on the junction in the editor to add paths to it.

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If you're familiar with Blender (which you should be), then the best way is the proper way - model the junction and path it up with OMSIObjEditP.exe

But to answer the question, Cotterell employs 'invisible junctions', where the junctions are laid out with splines such as tarmac surfaces, pavements, etc. We then get a cube object (which has an [onlyeditor] tag, and open THAT in OMSIObjEditP.exe to attach the splines. That is then placed in the relevant place on the junction in the editor to add paths to it.
 
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