Monorail piece we need to have!! The split ? EA!!!

lee67628 wrote:
I see towns with 3-4 trains.... And now you guys want a split track? ... What's in your mind? ... 4 trains ram against each other? ... Tsk tsk tsk

Have only 1 monorail tied to each connected station. So a T-shape track connected to three or more stations would use 1 genuine monorail. Yes, 1 monorail per Springfield is good enough for me. Having that only 1 makes it that more special. It would also save graphic redraw time.

A static non-animated T-shape or “+” track would save programmer time. Making it simple if multiple T or X tracks were connected to each other.

An over motivated programmer would probably make an animated junction switchable via your friends tapping on it.

It would be delightfully shocking to see the Springfield characters use the monorail to ride around town rather than walk to the next objective.

barryriddl474 wrote:

4junk3000 wrote:


I made those pics with MSPaint. I made the piece because i was going to make a similar thread requesting this shape, but with this pic as a demo.

Meanwhile, what's the background story on the I&S gate? I had a suspicion the KBurger station was designed for KL but they just aren't releasing the ability to place it there yet.

I researched the gate a bit and would also like to know much more.

Credits for making the track image in MS Paint.

Before finding this thread, I was also thinking of a T-shaped split track would be a good addition. I didn’t want to spam the thread and decided to show the monorail gate piece idea.

Short story, its Photoshop.
Obviously missing some parts and is sketchy.
Thinking how cool would it to have a parody of the monorail gate of a certain dinosaur world park.
Hence, the 1994 episode "Itchy & Scratchy Land"

I was going to make the gate name “Itchy & Scratchy World”… but I didn’t want to mess or rename what the original artist portrayed. I mean… From one artist to another, how dare I to do something like change the original name…?

The Itchy & Scratchy logo is from an older Mobile Java Simpson’s game “The Simpsons 2: Itchy & Scratchy Land” Where the Simpsons family had to get through a violent puzzle of levels in multiple “bloody” non-park safety ways. As the comic-book guy reviews it as “Worst Mobile Game Ever”. He can’t seem to make up which mobile game is worst.