Observe where the road started in the screenshot below.Cities: Skylines – Xbox One Edition puts you in charge of a growing city – from the ground-breaking of its first streets to the ever-changing needs of thousands of citizens. It seems to be easier the farther you are from the cliff, but this naturally adds expense since you're having to lay down more road.
If it doesn't seem to be working, cancel the road placement and try it from a different location, perhaps even the other side of the cliff. Note that this is the hardest part of the technique, and it's difficult to do consistently. The road will seemingly be cut off, rather than rounded, if you did it right. You'll see the road try to match the hill, and if the hill is sharp enough, the very edge of the road will change to show that it wants to form the beginning of a bridge. Draw it parallel to your original road, and drag it up the the cliff. Start your road a short distance away from your cliff. We'll be using a medium density street for this example. If you do use roads, it's significantly easier with streets rather than avenues. You can use any type, but this technique is significantly easier with rail than roads. Now, select the road or rail you want to use for the overpass. If a cliff didn't form, you probably need to choose another location or another city site. When we exit Edit mode, you'll se a severe cliff if you did it right. In other words, you want to form an elongated T-shape of the parks. Add another Simple Walkway or two to extend it, then add two more turned the other direction. Third, click the park, then click the Edit button in the popup box. We've found the best one is the Simple Walkway, which is under the “Plaza” category. Second, lay down a long park in the middle of the road. The road is temporary, so stick with a low density dirt road to minimize the cost. The road should be significantly uphill from the overpass, but still within the same screen when the camera is zoomed out halfway.
This technique can be pretty expensive, so you'll either want to do it early and plan around it, or make sure you have a solid profit and tens of thousands in the treasury before attempting it.įirst, draw a road parallel to where you want the overpass. For the following screenshots, we're at Pinewood Hills in Titan Gorge. However, there are several plots in several regions where it won't work, most notably Cape Trinity and the Horizon Archipelago, due to the flatness of the city plots. This works especially well near the water for that reason, as sea level is typically below the majority of your land.
In order to pull it off, you'll need a city site that has a large altitude range. Video: How to Build an Overpass in SimCity
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