Omsi 2 Addon Simple Streets May 2026

Simple Streets does not play well with hills. While you can tilt the pieces, creating a smooth gradient over several blocks is a nightmare. The pieces often clip into the terrain, forcing you to manually raise/lower the ground.

The Verdict: 8.5/10

In the world of OMSI 2 modding, Simple Streets is not a revolution in graphics—it is a revolution in logic. It recognizes that most players want to drive buses, not spend 40 hours debugging a spline that won't connect.

If you are a veteran developer building the next "Eberspacher" (a massive, photorealistic city), skip this addon. You need the flexibility of traditional splines. omsi 2 addon simple streets

However, if you are a hobbyist, a student who loves buses, or someone with an idea for a route but zero patience for the Editor’s learning curve—buy this addon immediately. Simple Streets unlocks the joy of creation without the pain of engineering.

Drive on, builders. Your city awaits.

Where to Buy: Available on Steam (OMSI 2 Workshop) and Aerosoft Launcher. Search for "Simple Streets Addon" by Halycon. Simple Streets does not play well with hills

Further Reading:

Simple Streets includes dedicated bus bay (pull-out) splines. To create a realistic stop:

Scraping forums like omnibussimulator.de and Reddit r/OMSI2: Where to Buy: Available on Steam (OMSI 2

"Simple Streets saved my map. I was about to give up because aligning splines hurt my eyes. Now I just click and drag. It’s not beautiful, but it works." – BusDriver_Jonas

"The performance boost is real. I can finally run a city map on my laptop without it sounding like a jet engine." – LaptopGamer88

"I miss my custom curb textures. If the developer releases a 'Simple Streets HD Texture Pack,' I would pay double." – TextureSnob

Let’s walk through a practical example. You want to build a two-kilometer rural suburb. Using traditional methods, this takes 3 hours. Using Simple Streets, here is your workflow:

This speed is why "Simple Streets" has become the go-to for developers creating freeroam maps or fictional rural routes.