Yes; particularly where you have two lines terminating at the central station which would work better if you joined them up to be one, which would then go from one airport to the other.Yiuel Denjidzirc wrote:I have to comment on your various lines; the whole system seems highly inefficient because of the number of transfers. I could comment a lot more on the system, but some lines seem to stop at locations that would make the system highly inconvinient.vampireshark wrote:Ashroot: The "mistake" on the southern half of line R0 was just as a result of the rendering to work. It's a hiccup, and it's not a smooth curve, but that's how the rendering worked for it.
As for guitarplayer's comment, they don't do it on the London Underground and people seem to be fine with that... Even then, there's no obligation on a conworlder to cater to the colourblind, especially since their conworld might have different values and priorities to ours...
Edit:
It occurred to me that this sort of drawing is better suited to vector graphics. It then occurred to me that I can suitably procrastinate by making a mock-up of such a drawing myself. Of course, you'd need to add all the rest of the stations in and stuff. Also, I couldn't get the T and F to fit over each other properly, but the yellow swish thing looks a bit better because it's generated by a vector parabola or something. And it should probably use a different font that's actually compatible with the ț characters and stuff...
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15543016/vsmetro.svg