Invisible Queue Line Signs

[MonkeyPaws]

This might of been already posted about... but I didn't find it... but I'm looking for a way to get rid of the queue line signs without getting rid of the queue lines.  Is this possible?  I'm hating those scrolling queue line signs and don't really have an option to cover it up with scenery on the map I'm working on.

[VincentsAnimations]

Are you talking about the sign that displays the name of the ride? I’m just asking for clarification for other people.

 

 

also this is my 69th post. let’s celebrate

Edited September 20, 2018 by VincentsAnimations
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[Gymnasiast]

No, it's not possible. They get automatically added if you modify the surrounding tiles. (I tried this out in a test branch.)

It could be addressed in the new file format, by simply adding a flag.

Edited September 20, 2018 by Gymnasiast

[VincentsAnimations]

1 hour ago, Gymnasiast said:

No, it's not possible. They get automatically added if you modify the surrounding tiles. (I tried this out in a test branch.)

It could be addressed in the new file format, by simply adding a flag.

Can you code a pathway that doesn’t use a sign?

[MonkeyPaws]

Happy 69th, Vincent!  Thank you, Gymnasiast... I was trying various things in the tile inspector to try this... glad to know I spent an hour or so in futility...

[Broxzier]

There is a flag for it in the code, which tells the game when a queue is the end of a line for a ride. There is no way to edit this currently, though. I've considered adding it to the role inspector, but didn't because of possible side-effects. As a workaround you can simply hide the queue with a corrupt element, and copy over a new path that is higher in the list but at the same height for a visual queue, but without the banner. 

[MonkeyPaws]

1 hour ago, Broxzier said:

There is a flag for it in the code, which tells the game when a queue is the end of a line for a ride. There is no way to edit this currently, though. I've considered adding it to the role inspector, but didn't because of possible side-effects. As a workaround you can simply hide the queue with a corrupt element, and copy over a new path that is higher in the list but at the same height for a visual queue, but without the banner. 

Ah... ok... corrupt element... I have more learning...lol... Does this cause much glitches in the graphics?  I've noticed when I started playing around with clearance checks it seemed to create some glitches.

[jensj12]

Adding a corrupt element using the tile inspector hides the element directly above it in the list. Hiding an element should not cause any glitches, as it completely removes it from the drawing routine.