I use this in every city that I build as a tech center, it take a while to get everything flat but I like it.

I think the problem is how the elevated paths try to interact with the roads beneath them when placing down. I've noticed the same with other larger intersection blueprints like this; the footpaths try to stay at the same height they were originally placed as, but the roads on the ground sometimes need to rise a little higher to conform with the terrain, bringing them into conflict with the paths above them. Add to that the ramps trying to remain connected both top and bottom as the slope required to do so would make them too steep and the result is just a mess. I've seen some people get around this by having the user fill in the crossroads and path overbridges manually after placement, but I don't reckon that would work here. Overall, this feels like a good idea in concept, but a sad lesson learned about creating custom intersections intended for the Workshop. If you can get it to work for you, brilliant! If not, save the screenshots and use them as a pattern when building your own.

Indeed, it's a hard one to place due to his size i have personaly tested it on the first map (only onz qpot available), but yea it's kind of sad, try personalised map with low slope every where, sorry for the trouble.

I'm getting the "Slope too steep" warning wherever I place this...

Is this for commercial or office zone?

It looks awesome, but I can't put it anywhere. Even on level flat terrain it still tells me "Slope too steep". Sorry, mate.

i can't put in on?

Je vais essayer le fruit de ton imagination, merci.

I c'ant make it lower it's the min heigth allowed by the game...

imo, the pedestrian street is too high

dis i like

fat

Thanks for pointing my mistake and sorry for your OCD, i hope my mistake didn't hurt you so much. ^^

Spelling for "business" is killing the OCD in me. XDDD

Definitely trying this one as a part of my city!

That is really nice ;-)