Beautiful and realistic collection

Yeah I definitely agree that they're more like greenfield developments than compact, urban interchanges. Even then though, it depends on the country and their standards!

Like I said in most of the blurbs about these interchanges: they're based on real-life design speeds, not so much on a direct one-on-one comparison to any particular existing junctions (they're also waaay too symmetrical for that). Even then, the ones with the loops feel pretty tight to me as well :)

Let's just say that these interchanges are realistic yes, not "ridiculous", but only far from cities where space is not at a premium. In an urban or suburban context, like the one most people will reproduce in this game, in real life too interchanges are way smaller than that. I've been traveling across Europe with Google Earth measuring interchanges, and they are usually half to 2/3 the size of your equivalents. I am still upvoting this one because it's your most compact one and a real beauty!

why have you not been makeing interchangeeis :(

Wow you make really beautiful interchanges. Keep up the good work! :)

@liamcarr10: I'll be looking at those! Totally forgot I wanted to build a windmill and clovermill as well L)

@MrFDOTRBLX: yes their sizes are ridiculous, but I'm trying to hold myself to real-life design standards wrt speed, curves, inclination, etc. These are 'realistic' interchanges!

I love these interchanges! But the size is ridicilous! Anyway to reduce the size?

heres some 4 way interchanges if you wnat to make some
Three-Level Stacked Roundabout
Partially Unrolled Cloverleaf
there you will enjoy building

I'd say there are enough small interchanges out on the workshop already! Also the sizes of my interchanges are very much driven by design speed/pillar placement at the moment, not nany alternative sizes are possible!

can you make large and small V of theres interchanges ? small 100x100 large well large

nice keep then comeing mate

Thank you so much!

Really digging these interchanges -- keep up the good work!