Ideas for improving traffic rules
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Greetings! I would like to start with the basics right away, and then move on to the small details of traffic regulations.
To begin with, I want to tell you that the traffic lights in gta are disgusting! I myself like to ride in gta according to the rules sometimes, but I can not hold out for 3 minutes. It's simple - in the game, the red light is probably on for about a minute, when the green light is only 7-10 seconds. Also, wherever you go, you will always be met by a red traffic light.
The game lacks the normal textures of the rearview mirrors. Instead, the developers threw the soapy reflections of the rear-view mirrors and that's it.
While driving the car, you can hear the gear shift, but the gg itself does nothing. That is, it does not change gears, there is no animation.
Now perhaps you can go to the small details of traffic regulations.
The NPCs in the game don't always ride by the rules. For example, they do not stop in front of the stop line, and if they do, then they move over the stop line itself.
Sometimes NPCs can cross the same road several times. Sometimes they can go through a red light, and sometimes they just hang on the road.
The NPCs driving the bus do not calculate its length and can crash into other cars, into various other objects. Also, NPCs driving trucks do not calculate the height of the transport and can crash into a bridge that is lower than the height of the transport.
In some places in Los Santos, there are red curbs on which you can not park according to the rules, but the NPCs brazenly ignore these rules and park anyway. They can also park where they can't, as some signs indicate. There are duplicate signs in some places.
That's the end of my remarks, but I don't expect anyone to want to do that much work. But it would be enough to make a mod to fix the main traffic rules errors that I wrote about above. Thank you for your attention, all the best!
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You can download, gta5-mods.com/misc/ai-traffic-fluidity-discipline-4-0-2 and gta5-mods.com/misc/new-realistic-traffic-lights
