🆕 Traffic Engine Update 2.1

This update expands road sign options, improves mounting connections and texture consistency and enhances roadside equipment with various visual fixes.

🚦 Traffic Lights

• Mounting brackets now use the same texture as traffic sign poles.
• Countdown numbers—including two- and three-digit values—now fit inside circular lenses.

🪧 Road Signs

• The names of existing directional signs have been changed to “Small Road Sign” and “Road Sign.” A new 4×3-block “Large Road Sign” has been added, featuring four configurable lines, a default of four lines, and larger default text.
• Newly placed “Small Road Signs” are now two-line by default.
• The text size on “Small Road Sign” and “Road Sign” panels can now be increased up to 200%. For the “Large Road Sign,” this limit is 400%.
• Sign panels are now slightly thinner and feature colored metal back surfaces with shallow metal support profiles.
• The rear supports have been adjusted to prevent them from overlapping with the mounting poles.
• Missing or jagged edges on road sign panels have been corrected.
• Softer off-white colors are now used on white panels to reduce excessive glare.

🚧 Roadside Equipment

• Curved Traffic Poles are now compatible with the thickness, texture, and texture scale of standard traffic sign poles.
• The geometry and mounting connections of curved poles have been improved to create a smoother pole shaft and eliminate gaps.
• The ends of curved poles are now aligned with standard traffic sign poles for horizontal extensions.
• Suspended mounting brackets are now visible only when compatible equipment is installed.
• Curved poles now support traffic sign poles, traffic signs, electronic speed limit signs, and LED displays.
• Hydraulic poles now feature a simpler and cleaner texture.
• Pedestrian call buttons now feature visible metal mounting clamps.
• Overlapping surfaces between request button housings and poles have been corrected.

🚶 Pedestrian Railings and Gates

• Vertically stacked Pedestrian Railing Gates now connect to each other and open and close together; this includes Redstone control.
• Railing gates and sloped railings now use textures compatible with standard traffic sign poles.
• Overlapping surfaces that could cause jittering on railing tops and connection points have been fixed.

🛠️ Improvements and Fixes

• Curved post geometry has been simplified while maintaining its proper shape.
• Existing textures were reused without adding new texture files.
• Gate updates were limited to connected and loaded segments.
• Cached sign geometry was reused, and temporary arrays were removed from the sign creation process.