With Version 21, the June 2007 release, the NAM was 'modularized', separating the main RUL Files that made the mod function out into a separate NAM Controller file. Going into 2005, the Ground Light Rail (GLR) system was added, as well as several new draggable items, including Diagonal Streets, the Road, One-Way Road and Street Roundabout Plugins, and the Road and Avenue Turning Lane Plugins, as well as the Elevated Rail-above-Road dual-network puzzle pieces.īetween October 2005 and the end of 2006, the project went into a hiatus from public activity, but was revived by several SFBT members, including memo, Andreas, GoaSkin, and ArkenbergeJoe, along with a few other prior team members, resulting in the release of Version 20 in December 2006, which introduced the Diagonal Street Helper Pieces (the first instance of a WAVERide setup), and the URail system. As the mod progressed, the focus shifted toward the creation of new transit items, beginning with the viaduct overpass puzzle pieces and new interchanges for Maxis Highways. In its initial form, it largely consisted of a series of bugfixes and a variety of Traffic Simulator plugin options to improve pathfinding, as well as a few new transit items. NAM', up until the Version 19 release in October 2005.

Tropod headed up most of the early development on the project, earning him the moniker 'Mr. The NAM project was founded by redlotus, the7trumpets and Tropod, part of Modd Squad Transport (now the NAM Team) in 2004, with Version 1 being released on April 24, 2004.

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