San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge

VERSION 3.0 - Arched deck: the grade can now be set separately at each end. - New asset "Bay Bridge bridge support" (Road assets > Misc): a pier or two-legged portal of any width and height, to add piers where the game leaves them out. - Fixed: bulldozing a bridge with free roads or tracks could leave pieces behind that couldn't be removed. - Fixed: light effects casting shadows. VERSION 2.0 - Narrow two-way highway on the upper deck, widening behind the end anchorages for clean connections. - Remodelled end anchorages matching the central anchorage, with art deco cable housings. - Cables run cleanly into the anchorages. - Curve: the whole bridge can bend left or right (radius down to 1500 m). - Approaches: asphalt highway shoulders; no gap between parallel approaches. OPTIONS - One suspension bridge, or two end to end sharing a concrete central anchorage (as on the West Span). - Two decks, each carrying road (town, country or highway) or rail (1 to 4 tracks, any type, with or without catenary). The lower deck can also be left empty. Highways run both ways on one deck or one way on each. - Rail decks have a see-through steel grating floor, with the tracks laid directly on it. - Main span 200-1400 m (real: 704 m), side spans 100-800 m (real: 354 m), lower deck 30-120 m above the water. - Arched deck: the deck can rise in an even curve from both ends to the middle, set by its grade at the ends (0-6%). - Roads and tracks on the bridge: free (upgrade roads, place signals) or locked to the bridge. - Detailed steel towers and cables: stepped riveted tower legs, round cables with cable bands and handropes, and paired suspender ropes. - Night illumination (off, soft or bright): cable lights, floodlit towers, sodium deck lamps, and footing and navigation lights. - The Bay Lights: white LEDs down the suspenders, on one side or both. - Blinking aircraft warning lights on the tower tops. - "Bay Bridge approach" bridge type for building approaches with the road and track tools.