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TM:PE 11.9.3.0 STABLE (Traffic Manager: President Edition)

It is great, use it.

I use it as well.

@CitesSkyliner

So do I. I love the BIG Roads package because it gives that American feel to my cities! 👍🏾😁

Oh wait...sorry, got side tracked! 😆 It's interesting because m parking lots be FILLED with cars parking and even the roads with parking options are filled as well. So, I don't know about that one.


Happy city building everyone!

@black_panther559: I use full strength always. I generally do American builds so there is plenty of parking to go around.

Parking is still a problem. It is as if every single driver is very indecisive. Sorry to everyone who got their comments buried.

Um...eh hmm... so, I will respond to the ORIGINAL question posted by CitesSkyliner, in regards to the stupidity of the AI's decision making with parking.

It actually does make some wonky decisions here and there, but for the most part, it hasn't done anything too drastic, and again, depending on the strength in which you set for this mod to affect the game's traffic module, it uses parking a WHOLE lot in my game, given I use it on full strength all the time. You have to consider how far away is the next available parking space is to the location that they (Cims) are trying to reach.

Or, you can just do like I do, and PRIMARILY make a Pedestrian based city in every aspect of it, forcing the usage of PT, over cars completely. Now, you don't have to worry about parking at all, almost. LOL


Happy city building everyone!

@patrioticparadox: All Large Language Models are pattern recognizers. They can not trick you because all they do is find patterns in human speech, images, voices, and anything else modern Artificial Intelligence does.

Oh my stupidity! You are Britain! Greater Manchester that is!

And Biscuts I think (although I might be completely wrong). That you are in Greenwich Mean Time by your incorrect statement of 17:36. Also you have used a British dialect but I am not certain since anyone could fake that dialect on a computer very easily. You could be a non native speaker in Hong Kong for all I know!

Separate comment for the quote from Wikipedia: Scientists have also found that hallucinations can serve as a valuable tool for scientific discovery, particularly in fields requiring innovative approaches to complex problems. At the University of Washington, David Baker's lab has used AI hallucinations to design "ten million brand-new" proteins that don't occur in nature, leading to roughly 100 patents and the founding of over 20 biotech companies. This work contributed to Baker receiving the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, although the committee avoided using the "hallucinations" language.