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Oil, Ore, & Factories in Industries DLC | The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Cities Skylines #6
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
- Oil, Ore, & Factories in Industries DLC | The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Cities Skylines #6
If you've been struggling to get started building a thriving city, I'm here to help! In this episode I'll show you how to use the Industries DLC to create import based oil and ore industries that make a ton of money for your city. Further, we'll create a massive industrial park to process all of the goods that we're producing. We'll also explore creating redundant connections and add in our first tolls. Finally, we'll also add approximately 5,000 to the city's population by adding onto the city near the zoo. Enjoy!
** Series Structure **
The structure of the series will be as follows: 5,000 population added per episode, a new DLC/CPP/Mod Set added every two episodes in the following order:
1. Vanilla
2. Parklife
3. Industries (YOU ARE HERE)
4. Campus
5. Mass Transit
6. After Dark
7. Green Cities
8. Sunset Harbor
9. Snowfall
10. Natural Disasters
11. CCP
12. Basic Mods
Topics covered in this episode include: initial freeway interchange, layout out a basic grid, zoning, providing adequate services, using districts, and policies.
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Diamond Coast
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CHAPTERS
Intro 00:00
Quick Fixes 02:01
WillCS Oils Inc. 09:25
Farm Work 15:56
Sewage Treatment 18:04
Zoo Work 19:20
Unique Factories 28:17
Postal Service 36:15
We Need Ore! 38:56
Toll Booths 47:21
More Factories 51:40
Residential Build 54:44
More Ore 58:05
Zoning On 1:01:44
City Tour/Outro 1:05:36
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Dear
City Planner Plays
Could you please do a separate video where you discus, what you do as a city planner, what are the challenges etc. In my opinion you bring a lot of interest into this career, for example ever since I've started watching you I also started to think more about the construction of cities and the ideas behind them. Next year I want to study City planning. So yeah I think It would be great if you do a video about your career.
Best regards
Boris
@@borisbakardzhiev1673 already have something similar written and will be releasing it on my second channel soon. Hopefully in the next week!
@@CityPlannerPlays What is your second channel is?
@@CityPlannerPlays I´ve discovered your channel recently and you do a great job. I´m an architect and urban planner, doing my masters in transport engineering, working in my city´s Transit Bureau. My formation was deficient in urban design, due to my school being focused on regional planning and building design (in the architecture part) and I was wondering if you have any literature or courses to reccomend for me to study solo. Thanks and keep up doing this great job! I always like to relax from my master´s transit/land value GIS models seeing your vids!
really wanted to follow this but i dont have any of the dlcs and am not able to purchase them
This guy is like the Bob Ross of city skylines, anyone else think the same thing?
Happy little road connection :)
No mistakes when playing cities skylines. Only happy little accidents.
@@thomasdixon2752 amazing.
Who’s Bob? (Genuinely asking)
I have thought this since I started watching him! I’m glad I’m not the only one!
Especially when he start’s landscaping…”let’s put some happy little trees right over here”
All the finished goods factories are pretty general, like Furniture and stuff, but then one is as specific as Lemonade? That’s like two orders of specificity greater than expected: Produce->Fruit->Fruit Beverages->Lemonade. While furniture would go: Timber->Furniture; and basically stops there. I’m not doing the best job of describing an odd thing. But I thought it funny that one of the factories is so specific while the others are so general.
I cannot thank you enough (well I could give you money…) for this series! It has been incredibly helpful. Made the game so much more fun for me. I can actually play the game instead of either watching my city burn… or turn on infinite money so that I can build the thing I’m imagining. But now I can actually play the game! I can actually develop successfully, to get rich enough to do the stuff I want! It’s great! I’ve watched each video twice… so yeah… I’ve spent some hours listening to your voice. But very very helpful! Thank you!
On a side note for anyone who wants to use the 81 tiles mod, if you unlock all tiles right after starting a new map the sinking issue won't happen.
That's for pointing this out - this is absolutely the case! In fact, I struggled with this same issue in Verde Beach because I did not unlock all tiles right off the bat. Very important that you do this if you are using 81 tiles!
The 25-tile mod came out when the game launched, and it never needed updates, always compatible, never caused any problems, and provides more then enough tiles to work with especially for low end and medium end computers.
What kind of monster rig is needed to run 81 tiles?
@@Guzwar a small one
@CityPlannerPlays OH so that's why random sections of pedestrian bridges are all sunk into the road! I've just come across this issue a few days ago and had no idea what could be causing it. Mostly it's an annoyance but good to know it can be resolved!
Even after hundreds of hours in the game, still learning more from these tutorials, keep it up!
Yep. I've been playing the likes of this game since '00 and I learn from this channel to this day.
Nice! I always wondered why the didn't have Oil spills as part of natural disasters. A little DLC crossover would be even more interesting :)
I hadn't thought about that, but its a great point. Would be an interesting addition to that DLC!
It would - I assume, however, they decided against it because you want any purchaser to get the full functionality of the DLC without requiring another one.
@@adept5500 Or you just don't have the functionality active unless you have both DLCs. It would add a bit more complexity, but it also incentivizes getting multiple DLCs too :)
@@adept5500 actually Eu4 which is also a paradox interactive game has features that need multiple or one out of two dlc to be used
I've had oil spill in the water with an oil platform with inproper road connection. When it filled up it "released" the overflow into the water.. Couldn't get rid of the spill afterwards. Not even with the water pollution garbage collector..
Love the expansion. Except for the residential uses lining the street on the same side as the Zoo. I feel like Lions, Elephants, and Giraffes within 100 meters of my backyard sounds nice until you think about the smells and sounds that would probably make it undesirable to live there. Usually I feel like that area would be like landscape or some small park or public areas.
I hope whatever C:S 2 ends up being ends up having direct rail connections for the largest industrial buildings; I think it could be a big challenge to create an industrial area with good rail connectivity and not just road connectivity.
That is a great idea! Would certainly create an added challenge!
Hi, when episode 7? 😁
I was wondering why all these huge factories had no railroad sidings or spurs leading to their own loading docks, ever since I first noticed it in Season 1 of 5B1C
This channel is like watching episodes of Bob Ross. So calm and chill, yet the content is on point.
I swear, the motto of this channel could be "we don't make mistakes, we just give the city character".
That is exactly what I thought. Even an anxiety inducing game like CS can be made so peaceful. Great work! This is my goto chill playlist to watch now.
Actually, the weak local collector/feeder network has been one of my main gripes about this city the whole time. Early on, it made sense, but past 10k, collector networks need to be emphasized and planned for early as possible. I often start thinking of collector networks in earliest road-planning. Same with rails and the like. I hate having to rip apart a big chunk of downtown to add in extra lanes or the like. Intra-city surface trains are extremely difficult to plan for early on, because you don't have the assets, but you kind of have to if you don't want to bulldoze dozens of buildings when you get the assets.
LOVE THIS SERIES! Have been learning soooo much and I've been playing since 2015 xD
The bridges around NYC don't always have a toll booth in both directions. It's typically just in one direction (I "think" going into NYC). This would charge those commuting into the city but not leaving the city. This encourages commuters to use mass transit since theoretically it would cost less. Using the automatic toll both policy helps increase flow (referring to C:S).
Very interesting! I'm only intimately familiar with the ones in Chicago and have an I-Pass for those... they care basically everywhere, ha!
@@CityPlannerPlays The PA-NJ border has many of these. No toll to get into NJ from PA but going into PA from NJ you're sure as hell getting a toll.
I have only been to NYC as a tourist twice, but the transit actually works there (unlike my town where you wait an hour for a bus instead of walking 15 minutes :D) I spent about 20 days total in NYC and never used a taxi cab or über during that time. Subway (and the Jitney busses between NJ/NY) was the way to go. Also made a few trips by train to the Long Island side.
On the toll booths: I believe Amsterdam in the Netherlands has a similar system where going into the heart of the city costs a lot more than using public transport -> reducing car traffic -> less pollution -> more bicycles (and they have A LOT of those in The Netherlands)
Pretty sure toll booths are base game and not part of a dlc package... I've o ly recently bought some of the dlcs after playing vanilla for a whole and always has access to toll booths.
@@antimonni Yea youre right, Im from LI and the trains (LIRR) are honestly fantastic, also a few big hubs like Jamaica station that let you transfer to 1 train for a direct ride into the heart of the city
34:00 CS ought to have retaining walls for this. Especially those stepped ones.
Thx for these! Feels like taking workshops on playing and planning cities and having fun learning.
Your next challenge should be more personal: make a city that works exactly like it did on the first 2 or 3 episodes of Bluffside crossing which I've been re-watching lately which was just focusing on you know, city planning, with 0 attention paid to insane grading, people biking their way up almost 45 degree angle hills, cemeteries and landfills almost falling off a cliff due to being so tilted, etc.
See how much you can let go of that powerful itch to spend most of the time fixing grading.
I watch only part of the content. Has he discovered Network Multitool's slope tool gives the grades in percentages? If he has, I can imagine how torturous it must be trying to keep everything realistic, like under 10%. This game lets you do 30%+ no questions asked. "Slope too steep" is an annoying problem but it's already comical by that point in terms of real life standards.
One of the cities in CWC is going to basically be this. I'm pretty excited about it!
@@dycedargselderbrother5353 I have, but not in this build yet. Near the end of the series, I'm going to introduce essential mods and that'll be on the list.
Spent a day watching this whole playlist just to get back to Skylines after a break (because of traffic engineering studies :p) Excellent job! Also as a third year student it gives me great pleasure that I finally understand more of the logic behind all this especially what comes to traffic, transit and making urban mobility greener and more efficient.
As a former Alderman, I enjoy your channel and the game. Running a city without actual people is so pleasant.
Such a satisfying episode. I love watching vanilla builds. "Paralysis plant" sounds so 2022. And that one patch of oil is so tempting. You could use that to demonstrate how quickly resources get depleted.
After years of playing, I finally decided to try again at developing a successful city without the money mod and, thanks to this series, I’ve been successful! I’ve reached Grand City in a couple weeks (I only play a couple hours here and there after work).
After watching six one-hour parts of Cities Skylines tutorials I definitely know how to build a city ... I don't even have the game.
It always amazes me how things come together once some trees are thrown down. I've started a new city since starting watching this series and I'm really happy with how it's come out so far. Tons of inspiration and info here even for people like myself who have played Cities on and off over the years.
I'm learning a ton from this series!! Keep it up Phil!! First world problem I wake up and CPP, Biffa and Czardus all have uploaded videos, ugh which to watch first?!?
Definitely the new Bob Ross of Cities Skylines videos. When I'm to tired to play the game, I come to City Planner Plays. The problem I have is it's so damn relaxing to watch I fall asleep and have to rewatch the next day..lol. Love the content!
And remember, respect the Topography!
The “One Tree” you planted reminds me of trees I would see near some farms in and around my hometown.
Near zoos I like to see things like the Bird and Bee Haven and the Panda Park (or whatever it’s called).
I loved the info on importing ore and oil and how to do so and also having an thriving industry still!!
Been glued to these episodes for awhile now still thoroughly entertained. Great content love it. Now this is a great connection. Real smooth!
I can really see the process at this milestone. You need to build up a city to support the parks, the parks make the city very desirable, and then you can build up your industry because enough people will actually want to move to your city to fill those jobs, and after that you have lots of renewable money to dive into future dlc’s with.
I’m loving this series and can really see myself playing along with each segment once it’s complete.
I enjoy your cities skylines videos so much, they’re always so informational and I love seeing how things would actually be done in real life; and it’s even better seeing your perspective on in-game solutions for little bugs . Sorry if that doesn’t make sense lol
Made perfect sense to me! Thank you for the kind words!
*Eyebrow raise* i never thought of using ore and oil industry like that! i always thought you needed to...
A) have oil/ore
B) place buildings over said oil/ore deposit
C) build the rest around said deposit
Same! Game changer
Your little giggles when you make some oopsies brings me great joy haha. As a new player, absolutely loving the series!
Dude I've commented on so many of your videos but I cannot tell you just how immensely helpful you are...if you are ever in Tennessee there's a friendly hug avail for redeeming...no expiration date. Thanks bro.
The 81-tiles sinking metro only seems to happen when you purchase new tiles. However, Overground and elevated metros do not have this problem.
I have so much fun listening to you build the city while I'm working or doing other things :D love to have your videos running in the background and looking at the progress from time to time
I like that youre hammering on that the water pipes need to go under the road, like in real life. youre really making a Real life town! keep up the good work!(Yes i now this video is 1 year old)
Didn’t even start watching yet and I’m just excited this episode is over an hour. I like the long episodes 👍🏼👍🏼
This legend deserves way more subs.
I'm glad I'm watching this in the future -where it's the next video in your playlist- rather than waiting a week for the furniture factory cliff-hanger tension of "did he see that the water isn't connected and fix it off-screen, or did he not notice?" to be resolved :)
I have been watching and enjoying your videos so far. Yet I have to say you are growing on me as the 'Bob Ross' of urban planning. Beautiful trees, nice and smooth hills...
i can't wait for the episode 7. You did a great work with the City. Xoxo ^^
I was looking around your videos and I couldn't see if you made a tutorial video on the Industries DLC. I'm looking for a good comprehensive guide to get the most efficiency out of the different industries and I'm not sure how to go about laying things out and linking them up. Can't think of anyone better to explain it. Really enjoy your vids! You bring life and personality to city builders like no one else I've seen. Keep up the good work!
8:58 watching this while going through old boxes... "Sometimes it won't be perfect... and that's okay too." was a hell of a thing to hear right after I pulled out a pencil sketch my ex-boyfriend did of me while we were on a date.
It wasn't intended, but I'm glad I heard that.
The way you make this look so effortless 😩
I have so msny ideas now to slightly change up my city when i get home
I’d like to see parking lots being a factor in CS2. For example a warehouse housed a maximum of 40 workers, but you need to provide parking relative to the workers to allow it to function at its most efficient. I know public transit would play into it
Just Amazing, second time i watch the serie. Better than watching TV. I really appriciate your work keeping this alive.
i love coming home from work to a new episode
I wish I saw this video before i just dove head first into the industries dlc, especially for the traffic! In hindsight, I paid little attention to where my extractor buildings were, except for being on top of the corresponding resource, and put my processor buildings everywhere else.. paying no mind to how the extractors would generate traffic headed for the processors, or warehouses and so on. Trying to manage the traffic on the whole was driving me nuts and while i still did manage to get it from 50's to high 70's, maybe I could do better by being better arranging the grid and buildings themselves.
These videos are really great!
City Planner Plays for President.
Watch your videos religiously, my all time favourite! Love your work, and your laugh
Great job!
Keep it up man, love it
great planner! thank you for so many videos. Much better and more interesting than any TV or Netflix!
“sometimes it wont be perfect and thats okay” why this cities skylines vid making me cry at 3am lmao
Your tutorials: amazing
Your laugh: unsettling
Haha, sorry about that!
@@CityPlannerPlays haha, don’t be sorry, it’s funny once you get used to it 😂
@@Boutros6 I want to be the Kawhi Leonard of CS, haha
50 shades of grey music at the beginning lol. Anyone else notice that😂 Love you city planner 🔥
Thanks just what I needed! Awesome Vid.
Crash coursing thru your videos their so cool!.Cant wait to finish all of em n start playing again
I like city planner plays when I'm bored or don't know what to do I watch his videos Couse he has a real calming voice
the videos i needed most industry trips me up the most.
that was really enjoyable, you and editor working well together!
Thank you! He is great and we really are clicking!
Great as always!!! Love your content. It get more professional with every video. Keep it up!!!
Thank you so much! Means a ton!
I love this series and learning stuff from it!
Hey! First of all, I have to tell you I absolutely love this series and you're the reason I've started playing the Cities and I'm not doing too bad thanks to all your tips. It's great to listen to you and watch your city develop! But I've noticed that when I reached the population of around 26,500 I kind of stuck - whenever the population grows by 50-100, then it shrinks. Also, I have quite a lot of abandoned buildings in the city (that I keep bulldozing) and I've noticed this doesn't happen to you at all. I'd be extremely grateful if you could give me some tip what I'm doing wrong :)
I love watching this! I'm looking to buy the game and your step by step overview of everything is really helpful!
Yesss, another city planner video, time to get some hot drink, sit, watch and enjoy the coziness.
The corner wedge on the farm and the fence lines made all the difference to the farm & like clearwater the occasional low residential 'farm house' adds that something extra too :)
I've started adding 1 or two 4x4 residential sections in my farm zones. Really brings out the look, and helps with employment xD
"If random developer can do it, you can too." That's how I know you're a real city planner lol
this tutorial series is turning out better than your first tutorial series
I would use sound barriers where I can and put too any threes where I can't. Seniac did the test and four block of densely packed trees work the same as sound barriers, plus the add land value along with forestry area and fires.
27:00 it may have been a bad pun but it was perfect timing with the music in the background
Gosh, I saw oil and 'ores and totally misunderstood what the topic of this video was. Best little orehouse in the south!
"Sorry Biffa, about the rocks!" haha
I wanna meet this "Cull, the Sack" guy, he sounds important
Thanks for the video!
Thank you CPP ! always a pleasure
As others have said before but your channel is so soothing and relaxing to watch it’s awesome!!
Sometimes I look at the size of the DLC industry buildings and just think they got the scale a little off when they added it. Thanks for the refresh guide to how the buildings have to be set to store or empty.
I love these tutorial keep up the great work
I found that the oil derrick had the highest output per area. I once made the mistake of having a "small" cluster of around 150 derricks. The massive volume of oil truck backlogged my large oil industry and cargo terminals. Doesn't help I had despawning off, so it was quite the challenge, but was pretty funny nonetheless.
Enjoying this series
can't wait for next part!
Ahh yes, the quality content that I've been waiting for.
Keep it up and keep it coming, Sir. We love the city of tutoria. LOL 😂😁☺💥❤
58:42 made me so happy lol. Glad that worked
Things I hoped to never hear from a city planner: "...dump raw sewage in here for the sake of making it look good."
MUY BUEN VIDEO, FELICIDADES
The comments around the toll booth made we wonder what your thoughts are around things like meter ramps where stoplights are used to balance the flow of traffic on a highway or interstate. Or the variable speed limit approaches that some regions use. I don't feel like Cities simulates these things terribly well besides being various shades of "good" or "bad" but I'd be interested how much, if at all, those types of things go into actual city planning.
Totally helpful series for a complete beginner. I've tried to build Tutoria in parallel and it's looking similar if not identical! Can't get my head around the wonderfully smooth road building you do!. I have a problem onPart 6: I can't get any action happening on the ore industry - the grindinh mills say 'not enough raw materials' and therefore the ore and sand storage don't fill - which means no glass or steel.. Is there a way to encourage imports of these goods given that there is no natural resource available? Thanks
another great episode, thank you, CPP! Also, tell them buildings to put some RESPECT on your name! xD
Im very suprised there isnt retaining walls. I wouldnt think it would be that hard to incorporate since theres already quays. But anyway i have sooo many hours into this game and you think of it in a way that i learn some new ideas every time i watch your videos. Thank you for that!
This is a great series. Have a thumb up.
Trying to fit the Ore Storage at the edge of the zone: I was like "CLICK IT... CLICK ITTTTT!!! UUUAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!! FIIIITTTTTT!!!"
I was planting trees earlier, and accidentally clicked on 1 of the streets... the preset trees on that street changed!! My mind 🤯🤣
this man is the GOAT.
Sure your factories are making a lot of money, but not as much as me who's earning a dime every time you say "respect the topography"
I think I would give a little more space between the zoo and the residential or at least give the residential some trees just so they have a little more privacy from park goers. If I could I would mulligan those houses and maybe put a line of commercial. Nobody wants to wake up in the middle of the night to a lion roaring haha
Haha, that's a good point - a little more startling than a rooster, ha! Mulligan time!
@@CityPlannerPlays Also, it looks like the one road behind the Zoo accidentally took out part of the Zoo fence.
@@nicolasbrown7384 oh no the animals will get out its Jumanji all over again
@@CityPlannerPlays haha well I guess it depends on zoning laws maybe people like waking up and seeing a giraffe outside their window, I know Disney does something like that. Was looking at some of the largest zoos and the Moscow Zoo is pretty close to some high rises and there is a zoo in Central Park so go wild haha
Using the power to reduce those oil industries at 27:10 to place the large scale would be WillCS consolidating and purchasing small scale industries to make room for their expansion.
It is not really eminent domain the same way as demolishing a neighbourhood for a new road.
At least in my book.
In my city where I try to preserve "everything" I realised it was impossible to save the first industrial area, it had become part of the central town (even after I mostly successfully rerouted traffic away from a congested two lane high street). So I rezoned it with offices and some high density commercial, creating a more lively downtown area. (after decontamination at least). Did place the industry unique building there to commemorate the history of the area.
In real life, you see old red brick factory buildings repurposed for low density commercial use, but since there is no progress in time things get replaces instead, which is a bit of a shane.
27:40 - Looking at those pollution circles going over that nearby neighbourhood is painful.
I really wish you could do roads underneath the waterpipes (without tunneling). And that petrochemical district could use some internal pipelines (is the game simulating that or are they driving trucks between the buildings?).
How do your trees stay green in the industrial areas? Mine turn brown/die when planted within the radius of the pollution from each building/asset.
0:11 that red truck 😭💀
I feel so sorry for those houses built butt up against that zoo fence.
Nice episode 😊
great series