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1. Pedestrian Path #01 by clus:
2m wide. Its got a ground level path and an elevated version.
It levels the ground around it.
Does not connect to other roads, only with Move It you can get it to the right spot.
2. Concrete Pedestrian Path Set:
Between 1-8 meter wide. Terrain conforming.
It has a problem when the ground is not flat, sometimes parts will disappear. Also does not connect well
Does anyone know of a narrow ped path alternative? Even if it's just decorative
Move it https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1619685021
Node Controller https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2472062376
Finally use Node controller on parts where it meets regular cement paths where ti looks like globs of cement are spilled everywhere. This will clean it up when you adjust the node.
I've had other paths auto dig themselves 100s of feet into the ground for seemingly no reason, but I've never had it happen to this path. I also never make it go over other paths, I just run it on ground only. I just did a major project with them using https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1889487080 , I will be back to delete this if anything goes bad.