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Chalk Colour Interpretation - kxait - 2015-03-14 18:25
This was based of the layout request thread.
![[Image: N7aOCKf.png]](http://i.imgur.com/N7aOCKf.png)
Blue chalk (usually arrows) means right of way, if someone cuts you on a road you have right of way on, it's their fault (unless emergency vehicle, then you have to stop and its your reponsibility)
Yellow chalk means slow down, can have a speed hump behind it so that they know they actually need to slow down
Red chalk means stop and give right of way and needs a speed hump
White chalk (not shown here) means a lane (or otherwise road) seperator
Thick black lines on the picture mean an armco or other road seperator (e.g white chalk)
Thin black lines on the picture mean road boundaries
RE: Chalk Colour Interpretation - Olli - 2015-03-14 18:28
Wouldn't mind having this implemented if there were enough free objects left.
RE: Chalk Colour Interpretation - TigR - 2015-03-14 18:35
You already have yield lines. I dont see any reason of adding more confusing stuff
RE: Chalk Colour Interpretation - Adorable - 2015-03-14 18:46
No for the speed hump
RE: Chalk Colour Interpretation - Venom - 2015-03-14 20:57
I would only go for the blue arrows, which could be really helpful sometimes. Speedbump is a bad idea as it can cause accidents and the road separtors and road boundaries are impossible to make because of object limit.
RE: Chalk Colour Interpretation - KaraK - 2015-03-14 22:00
(2015-03-14 20:57)Venom Wrote: the road separtors and road boundaries are impossible to make because of object limit.
Those are just for the sake of the image. They're not a part of the suggestion.
I like the idea, especially the blue arrows could be useful.
That or the yield lines should be used in a better way. Right now they're sometimes on every road entering an intersection.
RE: Chalk Colour Interpretation - Barney - 2015-03-15 00:05
i dont think blue ones are really needed (or really helpful). you have right of way anyway and it doesnt matter if u dont notice because you are even more carefull.
speedhumps are too dangerous for chases imho. hit them unlucky and it might send u spinning all over the place or your brake too late cause of airtime.
i like the red yield lines tho! they are much more visible plus the white ones sometime overlay with trackbased default white lines. cant remember any red lines anywhere.
RE: Chalk Colour Interpretation - Carl - 2015-03-15 00:27
speed humps would be great to make the chases more 'sensible'
Good idea for the others too.
RE: Chalk Colour Interpretation - KooKoo - 2015-03-15 02:28
I agree with this and the speedbump.
RE: Chalk Colour Interpretation - Venom - 2015-03-15 06:11
(2015-03-14 22:00)KaraK Wrote: They're not a part of the suggestion.
Howcome aren't they ?
RE: Chalk Colour Interpretation - R.Fiets - 2015-03-15 06:27
No, humps are great. I even suggest them earlier. Nobody likes them, so that's why best option to force speed lower.
About colours. I'd like to see, who will/can actually see them during driving.
" I had blue arrow, why didn't you stop? " etc. discussions.
RE: Chalk Colour Interpretation - Yukine - 2015-03-15 11:33
Speed bumps could be a good idea.
RE: Chalk Colour Interpretation - KooKoo - 2015-03-15 11:38
(2015-03-15 11:33)Yukine Wrote: Speed bumps could be a good idea.
RE: Chalk Colour Interpretation - James - 2015-03-15 17:35
It would add a certain hilarity to chases and for those who have poor car control at high/low speed
Yep, Id be flying all over the place.. Haha