It's possible to define the centre-point of a building right? Normally you put that on the bottom centre of the building/asset to define where it sits on the ground (I've only done limited modeling). If you were to simply move this centre point up 4m or so would that not allow it to be raised up to 12m and look as-is, but also sink into the ground 4m to allow for 8m crossings? And of course things like graffiti would need to be at the correct height, I forgot about that as I use the clean versions only :)

If it was a building yes. But it's a prop and props don't have foundations. Foundations also have a different texture, which wouldn't look good. Plus remember I do graffiti versions of these too, which takes a bit. ;) If it was something that took 5 min to do they'd be up already. And I don't want to cut corners and make something which isn't up to the standard of my other stuff.

Just shave the bottom 4m off, foundation will take care of anything taller. Should work I think!

@baronjutter: I'd love to make them able to move down lower with Move It, but I'm not sure how. Lower versions are totally planned, it's just a question of time for me. :)

I love these but it seems the lowest I can sink them is 12m, which is fine for vanilla skylines but most people these days are using better elevation controls and find most of my overpasses are more in the 8-10m range. Any chance of getting some lower versions, or making it so we can sink them down lower with move-it?

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