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| ==notes on gated communities from jemay==
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| Well, if you would like to work on it, here are the key things that I was able to pull from it.
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| Main Entrance:
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| In = Private
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| Out = street
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| In = Private + Street + Private
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| Out = street
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| Note: None of the above with unnecessary turn restrictions... And inside the complex is set as streets.
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| The above will cause the routing to go through the Main Entrance and leave by the best route out. When the residence ignore the route and goes through the Res Entrance there will be no error and auto route without any issues.
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| In = Into the complex, So normally only one segment from the public street into the complex set as Privet. But for Resident Entrance you will need three segments first one off the public street is private then next segment is street and the next segment is private. Note if you have house numbers then make sure the three segments (Pv-S-Pv) do not have house numbers on it (and most likely 5m each) and the next segment would be street which should have the house number assigned to it.
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