I wish someone would make a proper realistic city building simulator where each house doesn't need a police station within 4 kilometres in order to not get robbed every 6 minutes.
"unsub from assets you aren't going to use" -Ok. That sounds reasonable..... *SIX HOURS LATER* ....well, I now have 1,200 more assets and haven't touched the game.
mephistopheles I have SOOO MANY ASSETS and i a have very low ram memory. I have like 4GB or smth it’s very sad. So I really can’t play the game correctly, I would love to have at least 16 or smth like that but sadly I don’t. And I have been unsubscribing from so many assets and mods but they are just necessary like I cannot unsubscribe from like realistic pop or like real time like they are just necessary. I NEED MORE RAM!!!
Theme Mixer uses tons of RAM and can cause a lot of FPS loss - finding one single great theme will allow for substantially higher FPS in come cases (Gramercy almost doubled in FPS without Theme Mixer!)
I got a good FPS increase without theme mixer too-just recommending it to people because not all can use a totally local map theme with selected textures in it.
@@bsquiklehausen What is the simplest way to take individual textures from different map themes you like and make your own theme, thus rendering the theme mixer mod no longer neccecary?
Is there a way how to extract theme textures from 3-4 different map themes and then create one own theme which uses my favourite textures from 3-4 map themes? This way it would be possible to build your own theme and dont use theme mixer.
I agree completely on the use of props! I've always been against over detailing, since this is a CITY building, not a "street" or a "house" level building game. Unless of course that's all you want to do which is completely fine!
Thanks, this really helped, and made me realize I did not need Japanese sea walls and Eastern Bloc styled concrete apartments installed while building my Midwest-styled city.
This doesn't explain the most important step, which is, how to build the layout of the city, adding small and big roads in a non-symmetrical way, having some creativity around the city,etc.
@@ECMalcolm How no ?? Having less props, purging subscriptions and his other tips here are generic tips to Cities Skylines and not exactly specific to having realistic cities. I mean no they are not bad tips in anyway but are not the most important when it comes to creating a "realistic" city. He said two dollars twenty has a tutorial to the most important tip, I'd rather watch that than this and change the title of this video.
@@TheJwwinter Are you getting off your lazy ass and making a video to share with the community? Im assuming not. Pretty easy to criticize the wording of a title when you bring nothing to the table yourself isnt it? Seriously what happened to you in the past to make you this way?
Different people play the game differently. Some just want the most efficient city within the game's limits, while others couldn't care less how the city actually runs but want it to look as realistic as possible.
@@mephInc Exactly... this is where multiplayer (with the right combination of people) would be great! I can spend hours tweaking traffic light sequences yet would find doing the level of detail shown in this video, tedious
Love that you have the Penobscot Building! (Native Detroiter here who loves the classic skyscrapers in the city) edit: And I see the former Comerica Tower in there as well :)
Hey Pres, I know I've suggested this before but it would be really cool if you could make a rural area inspired by Central Maine, or a part of the city inspired by Lewiston/Auburn that's a little more run down.
@@PresCities, I really want to, but I don't have the time for that, I have family now and a lot of things are going on with my life right now. Maybe some day :)
Lol I love how you say don't get skyscrapers if you're building Portland Maine. Very often I model my access road and main road based on Freeport Maine. This theme occurs in almost all my maps
I have never seen an indept workshop tutorial like this, or something this useful before. I appreciate the video man. Helps a lot to narrow down my 4k assets, and I will certainly create lists in the workshop, rather than ingame and only keep assets that I do use and need for my current city. WHY WASNT THIS VIDEO SHOWN TO ME AGES AGO? Lol.
thank you so much, making a new york styled city that is going to have an estimated population of 500k is a big project and i want it to be realistic. i been watching you and ive been waiting for something like this
I love the video and I learned a lot. One problem tho, as a huge baseball fan I couldn’t help but notice that that baseball field WAAAY out of proportion.
FPS really seems to tank if you have major traffic issues, especially when I hit the 80-100K population point. Learning how to utilize public transit, and planning for good road hierarchy has helped a lot.
I started having trouble with mine at about 70k. I didn't even think about the traffic. I don't have any problem areas but I don't have a lot of public transport either. So maybe too many pedestrians and private vehicles are causing my problems. I'll work on some bus lines and see if that helps. I do have several metro lines running. But that obviously leaves people getting to and from the stations.
Buses seem to only add to my problem with traffic. Planning for dedicated pedestrian and bike paths that connect major areas, along with a metro or monorail network seems to work pretty well without disrupting traffic. For remote areas or a city that's spread out, a train line works pretty well also. I suspect the vehicle count is what's causing the slow down for me, I typically end up with a ton of industrial traffic. I've been experimenting with boosting education to try and utilize more offices instead of industrial areas, not sure yet if it's going to work. I may still end up with a ton of delivery vehicles clogging up the roads.
The game simulating a car or a person is same-same. The more going on, the harder it's going to be to process. As far as industrial/commercial traffic, it really helps to not have large blocks of either. Spread them out. It also helps cut down on the traffic if you limit the small (1x1) buildings from forming. Say you have a narrow strip of boxes to zone (1x?). Don't do it. You'll end up with a boatload of tiny buildings and each will generate just as much traffic as a 4x4. If (as you should) you separate your industry into small sections throughout your map, it'll also help to connect them with cargo train terminals. It'll cut back on trucks traveling all over the map and they'll instead just go to the nearest terminal and the goods will be shipped across the map.
@@bolland83 try adding more cargo terminals if you haven't already. Industrial areas will send trains to each other and commercial areas since it is more efficient than trucks. It's fun to see trains pulling into a depot and see that they are from another depot nearby.
I can only build on console right now but I love this game and I absolutely enjoy it on console but hopefully someday I can afford a really great gaming PC. It's tough to afford something like that right now though because I have a teenager son who eats all my food...lol. 😂.... I love him though so it's worth it. Anyway I really enjoy your videos and I'm a subscriber and even though this one doesn't help me much right now it was still enjoyable. Keep up the great work. I do get great ideas from you and you even help console player's.... just thought you like to know that. 😀
@@PresCities They certainly have and it has come a long way since it's launch on console. They had season pass which I bought and it was well worth it. Season pass one had all the DLC's up to mass transit. They were launched in order and not all at once. There was also some mods and assets ( at least for Xbox one although PlayStation 4 may have it now.) There was also Art Deco content creator pack. Obviously were still well short of having all the capabilities of PC version but it is certainly enough to make great looking cities although it obviously still not were the quality of some of the awesome and realistic cities of PC. There is a big announcement for the console players on January 31 and I am very excited about it. Many are suspecting a season pass 2 and hopefully this gets us closer to having more of the options and assets that PC has. I definitely enjoy playing this game on console but to be honest I would enjoy it on any device and hopefully that includes PC in the future. Have a great weekend!
@@stanplutnicki7620 Hey, you don't need that beefy or expensive (relatively speaking) of a PC to have a C:S experience way superior to the console versions.
Hi! Big fan. you posted a screenshot on reddit "Custom sidewalks are so satisfying!" and in it, there is a curb cutout with a vent asset above it. How were you able to make the curb cutout? For the life of me, I cannot find it anywhere. The closest I found was a suburb road pack, but to force the cutout I would have to make a T-intersection because it only does it as a crosswalk, whereas your screenshot seems to be for an actual driveway. Anyway, I hope you're able to help me with this, but if not, no big deal. Thanks in advance, regardless!
So I can cut the number of subscriptions by editing the buildings I want so that they all have the same few trees instead of every building requiring its own special list of trees? Great tip. And having just a few trees makes a more cohesive look too.
More of a beginner tip : Find a map you really like and let the landscape inspire you. Then use the unlock all tiles mod and remove all existing roads, railroads etc from your building area. I always make temporary roads connecting my city to the outside world untill i figure out what my highway systeem is going to be like. This will give you the freedom to start planning. Also, i dont plan everything at once. It will be too much like work and it will burn me out. So i usually start with something i look forward to developping, like a nice seafont wirh a big boulevard with a beach , an industral area with a nice big port or some relaxing suburb with a forest and some lakes. Usually when this is done my city sort of develops from these areas into a real city in a natural way. This will keep things interesting for me. So plan ahead, but not too much, because in the end its about having fun.
What do you gain from having a second account for your custom assets? And what are the advantages/disadvantages of editing the asset when prop anarchy allowed you to place props anywhere?
Doing it on your main account will make it basically impossible to enter the editor due to lag. You edit assets to save time so you don't have to continue editing each building in your city
Got a question. I had 16 GB or ram (2x8) sticks but it did not have ddr4 capability. I recently bought another 16 GB (2x8) sticks with ddr4 capability. Would it be better to have 32 GB of ram or should I stick with the 2 newer ones with ddr4 capability?
A bit outdated but some great ideas nevertheless, I wouldn't bother with detailingeach house, just get the already detailed ones and use prop it up to make them fit your liking
I cannot find the buildings I worked on in the asset editor, even with the find it mod tho. Yes, they are enabled in the content manager and other assets that I detailed can also be found. Can anybody help me out?
Pres - How do you remove house needs? Like water, electricity, etc... If I use ploppable RICO I need to use areas otherwise they disappear. If I use Find it, they need these things, otherwise will be abandoned.
I wish someone would make a city simulator where you don't need a bazillion high schools. Also a realistic sized college campus. Also where the AI handles traffic in a more realistic manner without requiring a ton of user mods.
Hey Mr. Pres. I followed this video and on the second tip, which said to create detailed houses in the asset editor, some of the trees that I subscribed to in my second account on steam workshop didn't show up in the asset editor. It showed up in the Load Asset panel. It didn't show up in the decorations menu. Can you help me please?
Hello, sir pres. I just wanted to say that the tip where it said use the asset editor, the second account is not showing up in family. Can you please help? I've watched that part over and over and kept trying but I doesn't work.
ok i just saw what i think is north miami beach !! what theme is that? should i look in themes or individual houses etc. im in the shop right now hitting rewind on this vid .
Some solid tips. I have problems with lagging and load time already and I don't have very many subscriptions at all. But my computer is closely related to a potato (Intel Q9650 and AMD RX460). I mainly have trouble when I start using Move It! now that my city is over 80,000. I'm assuming 8 GB of 1,333 MHz of DDR3 is struggling to keep up. Santa didn't bring my new computer this year so I'm hoping the IRS gives me back enough of my money I can upgrade. I must have missed something. I didn't see the justification for using a second Steam account. I can just as easily edit assets under my main account. I didn't see how editing them under another account and sharing them helps anything.
Good luck with the PC upgrade- you will need more than 8gb of RAM for high asset counts. And the second steam account is so that the asset editor actually loads (loading it with all your assets on your main account will cause major lag)
@@PresCities I'm planning a threadripper build with 32 gigs of RAM. Mainly because I am tired of background processes hurting performance. I now have a thread fetish. I guess I don't have enough assets to see any lag in the editor even with my potato computer.
So one issue I have is organizing assets between projects. If you're working on different cities with different themes (say, east coast vs west coast?) do you just make multiple collections for each one? And can the collections be enabled or disabled en masse each time? I've gone through the "remove all workshop items" script a few times, but don't want to do that every time I switch to something else.
"it's best to work in a climate which is less forested" - Currently at 15 FPS in map editor. Oops >_> I picked up the asset editor trick a month or so ago and it's been fantastic, it didn't actually occur to me to try asymmetric fences though. Seems like a good way to shave off a few tris per household and make the yards look a little more real.
I can't even start properly from modding my cs1 to realistic style. I keep getting gothic dark settings. I don't know why my visual looks terrible. Hope someone can help me
Like if you’re here before a million views! Edit: Will you ever do a military base?
TazerHere hi
Why do you place so many trees?
very good comment
Pres i agree
I am here!
I wish someone would make a proper realistic city building simulator where each house doesn't need a police station within 4 kilometres in order to not get robbed every 6 minutes.
Realistic consumption might help
Welcome to Multiculturalism.
@@slyguythreeonetwonine3172 when you PWN a libtard AWESOME STYLE!!!!
Not for me
@LORDE 2729 Calm down. He made a comment on a Cities Skylines video.
"unsub from assets you aren't going to use"
-Ok. That sounds reasonable..... *SIX HOURS LATER* ....well, I now have 1,200 more assets and haven't touched the game.
Story of my life...
Is there any way to cure workshop addiction? Rehab perhaps?
mephistopheles I have SOOO MANY ASSETS and i a have very low ram memory. I have like 4GB or smth it’s very sad. So I really can’t play the game correctly, I would love to have at least 16 or smth like that but sadly I don’t. And I have been unsubscribing from so many assets and mods but they are just necessary like I cannot unsubscribe from like realistic pop or like real time like they are just necessary. I NEED MORE RAM!!!
@@eduardoleonlotero
I have 32gb with the game running on a Samsung nvme and it still grinds down once your city gets big.
I spend more time on the Steam Workshop than in the actual game at this point.
Theme Mixer uses tons of RAM and can cause a lot of FPS loss - finding one single great theme will allow for substantially higher FPS in come cases (Gramercy almost doubled in FPS without Theme Mixer!)
I got a good FPS increase without theme mixer too-just recommending it to people because not all can use a totally local map theme with selected textures in it.
@@PresCities True - sometimes it's definitely necessary, but not needing Theme Mixer can definitely save double digit FPS.
@@bsquiklehausen What is the simplest way to take individual textures from different map themes you like and make your own theme, thus rendering the theme mixer mod no longer neccecary?
Is there a way how to extract theme textures from 3-4 different map themes and then create one own theme which uses my favourite textures from 3-4 map themes? This way it would be possible to build your own theme and dont use theme mixer.
@@Izmael1310 Unfortunately that's not possible.
I agree completely on the use of props! I've always been against over detailing, since this is a CITY building, not a "street" or a "house" level building game. Unless of course that's all you want to do which is completely fine!
Thanks, this really helped, and made me realize I did not need Japanese sea walls and Eastern Bloc styled concrete apartments installed while building my Midwest-styled city.
This doesn't explain the most important step, which is, how to build the layout of the city, adding small and big roads in a non-symmetrical way, having some creativity around the city,etc.
watch till the end I suggest a tutorial which already does that
@@PresCities which defeats the entire purpose of this video.
@@TheJwwinter No, this is just another video that gives some pretty good tips.
@@ECMalcolm How no ?? Having less props, purging subscriptions and his other tips here are generic tips to Cities Skylines and not exactly specific to having realistic cities. I mean no they are not bad tips in anyway but are not the most important when it comes to creating a "realistic" city.
He said two dollars twenty has a tutorial to the most important tip, I'd rather watch that than this and change the title of this video.
@@TheJwwinter Are you getting off your lazy ass and making a video to share with the community? Im assuming not. Pretty easy to criticize the wording of a title when you bring nothing to the table yourself isnt it? Seriously what happened to you in the past to make you this way?
How do you have the patience to put this much effort into detailing everything? I played the game yesterday and it was exhausting :D
well yea
passion
Different people play the game differently. Some just want the most efficient city within the game's limits, while others couldn't care less how the city actually runs but want it to look as realistic as possible.
@@mephInc Exactly... this is where multiplayer (with the right combination of people) would be great! I can spend hours tweaking traffic light sequences yet would find doing the level of detail shown in this video, tedious
If it'll look good, it's worth it
This is one of the best Cities Skylines "how to" videos on YT. Succinct & to the point. 5 excellent tips!
Love that you have the Penobscot Building! (Native Detroiter here who loves the classic skyscrapers in the city) edit: And I see the former Comerica Tower in there as well :)
I love the New Windsor series. Definately an inspiration for some of my city themes. Also thanks for responding to me on IG
I'm not a detailer, but this is really sound advice and high quality stuff!
Hey Pres, I know I've suggested this before but it would be really cool if you could make a rural area inspired by Central Maine, or a part of the city inspired by Lewiston/Auburn that's a little more run down.
Last time I saw one of your videos was about 6 months ago, since then your editing and commentary skills have improved significantly.
Great work!
you gotta return!
@@PresCities, I really want to, but I don't have the time for that, I have family now and a lot of things are going on with my life right now. Maybe some day :)
Yooo your cities look hella dope dude!
The idea of making a reserve collection is brilliant! That might finally help me get over my anxiety of unsubscribing from any asset ever.
it helped me a lot!
What mod do u use that allows u to place props anywhere, on roads, building, etc.
VDB I guess fine prop tool or smth like that. Its called fine prop anarchy I think idk
Lol I love how you say don't get skyscrapers if you're building Portland Maine. Very often I model my access road and main road based on Freeport Maine. This theme occurs in almost all my maps
That asset editor and the second account tip just blew my mind. Thanks for this video!!
I have never seen an indept workshop tutorial like this, or something this useful before. I appreciate the video man. Helps a lot to narrow down my 4k assets, and I will certainly create lists in the workshop, rather than ingame and only keep assets that I do use and need for my current city. WHY WASNT THIS VIDEO SHOWN TO ME AGES AGO? Lol.
thank you so much, making a new york styled city that is going to have an estimated population of 500k is a big project and i want it to be realistic. i been watching you and ive been waiting for something like this
Good luck!
Great content and quality, top youtuber in the making!
I swear, you're the one RUclipsr who listens and helps his fans.
honestly i thought this tutorial was barely gonna be useful but im glad it helps!
I love the video and I learned a lot. One problem tho, as a huge baseball fan I couldn’t help but notice that that baseball field WAAAY out of proportion.
FPS really seems to tank if you have major traffic issues, especially when I hit the 80-100K population point. Learning how to utilize public transit, and planning for good road hierarchy has helped a lot.
I started having trouble with mine at about 70k. I didn't even think about the traffic. I don't have any problem areas but I don't have a lot of public transport either. So maybe too many pedestrians and private vehicles are causing my problems. I'll work on some bus lines and see if that helps. I do have several metro lines running. But that obviously leaves people getting to and from the stations.
Buses seem to only add to my problem with traffic. Planning for dedicated pedestrian and bike paths that connect major areas, along with a metro or monorail network seems to work pretty well without disrupting traffic. For remote areas or a city that's spread out, a train line works pretty well also. I suspect the vehicle count is what's causing the slow down for me, I typically end up with a ton of industrial traffic. I've been experimenting with boosting education to try and utilize more offices instead of industrial areas, not sure yet if it's going to work. I may still end up with a ton of delivery vehicles clogging up the roads.
The game simulating a car or a person is same-same. The more going on, the harder it's going to be to process. As far as industrial/commercial traffic, it really helps to not have large blocks of either. Spread them out. It also helps cut down on the traffic if you limit the small (1x1) buildings from forming. Say you have a narrow strip of boxes to zone (1x?). Don't do it. You'll end up with a boatload of tiny buildings and each will generate just as much traffic as a 4x4.
If (as you should) you separate your industry into small sections throughout your map, it'll also help to connect them with cargo train terminals. It'll cut back on trucks traveling all over the map and they'll instead just go to the nearest terminal and the goods will be shipped across the map.
@@bolland83 try adding more cargo terminals if you haven't already. Industrial areas will send trains to each other and commercial areas since it is more efficient than trucks. It's fun to see trains pulling into a depot and see that they are from another depot nearby.
Pres thanks again. I didn't think of theme choice first till now.
Geez Pres...I just stumbled across this,and just want to say thanks so much.Very helpful info.Liked/Subbed !
Awesome -- great advice and narratives -- very helpful!
I can only build on console right now but I love this game and I absolutely enjoy it on console but hopefully someday I can afford a really great gaming PC. It's tough to afford something like that right now though because I have a teenager son who eats all my food...lol. 😂.... I love him though so it's worth it. Anyway I really enjoy your videos and I'm a subscriber and even though this one doesn't help me much right now it was still enjoyable. Keep up the great work. I do get great ideas from you and you even help console player's.... just thought you like to know that. 😀
Hope they expand the console experience so it could be at least a bit similar to the PC experience :P
Glad you're able to enjoy anyway!
@@PresCities They certainly have and it has come a long way since it's launch on console. They had season pass which I bought and it was well worth it. Season pass one had all the DLC's up to mass transit. They were launched in order and not all at once. There was also some mods and assets ( at least for Xbox one although PlayStation 4 may have it now.) There was also Art Deco content creator pack. Obviously were still well short of having all the capabilities of PC version but it is certainly enough to make great looking cities although it obviously still not were the quality of some of the awesome and realistic cities of PC. There is a big announcement for the console players on January 31 and I am very excited about it. Many are suspecting a season pass 2 and hopefully this gets us closer to having more of the options and assets that PC has. I definitely enjoy playing this game on console but to be honest I would enjoy it on any device and hopefully that includes PC in the future. Have a great weekend!
@@stanplutnicki7620 Hey, you don't need that beefy or expensive (relatively speaking) of a PC to have a C:S experience way superior to the console versions.
If only consoles had.. Move it mod and more roads and trees... Nice to dream
How do you make a big realistic military base?
Hi! Big fan. you posted a screenshot on reddit "Custom sidewalks are so satisfying!" and in it, there is a curb cutout with a vent asset above it. How were you able to make the curb cutout? For the life of me, I cannot find it anywhere. The closest I found was a suburb road pack, but to force the cutout I would have to make a T-intersection because it only does it as a crosswalk, whereas your screenshot seems to be for an actual driveway. Anyway, I hope you're able to help me with this, but if not, no big deal. Thanks in advance, regardless!
when showing of the cities on google earth around 6:50, whats the 3rd City you showed with the large Bay??
Much respect shouting out the other channel build
So I can cut the number of subscriptions by editing the buildings I want so that they all have the same few trees instead of every building requiring its own special list of trees? Great tip. And having just a few trees makes a more cohesive look too.
Me watching this on a potato PC with 8 GB of RAM 👁️👄👁️
Hey thanks for the bird's eye view of New Windsor I've asked for in the other video
adding one to every episode now
@@PresCities mah man
Wow this has helped me a lot thank you
So I know editing the assets saves time, but why do we need to do that in a separate account? Didn't quite understand sorry.
More of a beginner tip : Find a map you really like and let the landscape inspire you. Then use the unlock all tiles mod and remove all existing roads, railroads etc from your building area. I always make temporary roads connecting my city to the outside world untill i figure out what my highway systeem is going to be like. This will give you the freedom to start planning.
Also, i dont plan everything at once. It will be too much like work and it will burn me out. So i usually start with something i look forward to developping, like a nice seafont wirh a big boulevard with a beach , an industral area with a nice big port or some relaxing suburb with a forest and some lakes.
Usually when this is done my city sort of develops from these areas into a real city in a natural way. This will keep things interesting for me. So plan ahead, but not too much, because in the end its about having fun.
Good Video. Still learned something After 600h skylines
What do you gain from having a second account for your custom assets? And what are the advantages/disadvantages of editing the asset when prop anarchy allowed you to place props anywhere?
Doing it on your main account will make it basically impossible to enter the editor due to lag. You edit assets to save time so you don't have to continue editing each building in your city
I prefer to grow my cities organically, but this is good advice for people who want to plop buildings.
My collections! Haha thanks for showing and a great video as allways.
thanks man helped a lot honestly some of the most well-made content on cities skylines I've seen keep it up
also wondering if u know any good stuff for japanese/asian cities
Got a question. I had 16 GB or ram (2x8) sticks but it did not have ddr4 capability. I recently bought another 16 GB (2x8) sticks with ddr4 capability. Would it be better to have 32 GB of ram or should I stick with the 2 newer ones with ddr4 capability?
A bit outdated but some great ideas nevertheless, I wouldn't bother with detailingeach house, just get the already detailed ones and use prop it up to make them fit your liking
How do I get the hotbar at the bottom with all the options because I dont have it, it is at 3:44
OMG THEM FIRST SHOTS OF THE VIDEO LOOKS LIKE MY OLD TOWN
first cities vid i have watched in many months
welcome back
Love how the video is titled something that the video itself does not go into, but instead, refers you to someone else's video to do it...
Could you link the map you used for this city please?
That miami Theme is freaking dope!
I love how my city is Los Angeles themed but it has New York skyscrapers (Nordstrom Tower and One 57)
I cannot find the buildings I worked on in the asset editor, even with the find it mod tho. Yes, they are enabled in the content manager and other assets that I detailed can also be found. Can anybody help me out?
did you find a solution?
@@niqpal unfortunately not
@@trizzle-98 dang
Genuinely a great tutorial. Thanks
Thank you sooooo much! I built my city called St.William and it looks amazing, not because of my skills (if I have any) because of your amazing tips!
Loved your videos 👌
Damn! That's one amazing looking city!
Awesome! Thanks Pres!
That's exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much :)
question, is using unlimited money mods ok? or would that hamper the development of the city?
Good tips!!!!! Thx
I have to start all over again now...
Pres - How do you remove house needs? Like water, electricity, etc... If I use ploppable RICO I need to use areas otherwise they disappear. If I use Find it, they need these things, otherwise will be abandoned.
Whoah. This is a really good vidoe.
Great tutorial 😀 keep up the good work
But if I unsibscribe from an asset being used. Will it dissapear?
It completely threw me when you said Portland, Maine because that's where I'm from! lol! We never get shout-outs!
anyone knows which city is it at 6:53 ? i wanna copy the airport in cities skylines
Looks like hawaii
yup, honolulu international airport
With a mod but no F idea
6:49 looks like Fresno.
Yay now I can use asset without without murdering my pc (I’m really pushing it to the max I need to sort my mods out)
What's the song at the beginning?
I wish someone would make a city simulator where you don't need a bazillion high schools. Also a realistic sized college campus. Also where the AI handles traffic in a more realistic manner without requiring a ton of user mods.
Hey Mr. Pres. I followed this video and on the second tip, which said to create detailed houses in the asset editor, some of the trees that I subscribed to in my second account on steam workshop didn't show up in the asset editor. It showed up in the Load Asset panel. It didn't show up in the decorations menu. Can you help me please?
Extemely helpful video, thank you! :)
Hello, sir pres. I just wanted to say that the tip where it said use the asset editor, the second account is not showing up in family. Can you please help? I've watched that part over and over and kept trying but I doesn't work.
Oh, so IF I use a prop then I dont need it anymore in my "stash"? If iShare my map/build with anyone else they will be in my map and not gone?
ok i just saw what i think is north miami beach !! what theme is that? should i look in themes or individual houses etc. im in the shop right now hitting rewind on this vid .
Why do you have to make a seperate account for the asset editor, can you do this without making a new account and just do it on your main account?
Yes, but it would require removing all your assets first.
Pres ah right ok, so I just have to make a new account and that’s it and then log in back to my original account and it will be donw
Is there a mod youre using to make the actual city look more realistic? i would love to know what it is if so!, it looks amazing
Thank you for making another great tutorial.
Amazing! Helped me.
I appreciate the Portland Maine name drop 🤙
Some solid tips. I have problems with lagging and load time already and I don't have very many subscriptions at all. But my computer is closely related to a potato (Intel Q9650 and AMD RX460). I mainly have trouble when I start using Move It! now that my city is over 80,000. I'm assuming 8 GB of 1,333 MHz of DDR3 is struggling to keep up. Santa didn't bring my new computer this year so I'm hoping the IRS gives me back enough of my money I can upgrade.
I must have missed something. I didn't see the justification for using a second Steam account. I can just as easily edit assets under my main account. I didn't see how editing them under another account and sharing them helps anything.
Good luck with the PC upgrade- you will need more than 8gb of RAM for high asset counts. And the second steam account is so that the asset editor actually loads (loading it with all your assets on your main account will cause major lag)
@@PresCities I'm planning a threadripper build with 32 gigs of RAM. Mainly because I am tired of background processes hurting performance. I now have a thread fetish.
I guess I don't have enough assets to see any lag in the editor even with my potato computer.
it was very helpful! thanks
Can you share your PC configs?
For tip #2, why do you have to create another steam account? Can't you just do it on your main account?
Do you has to build in to you are at the and of the game?
Do you recommend ploppable Ricco?. I remembre geting it but struggling to understand how it works. Excelent video btw.
So one issue I have is organizing assets between projects. If you're working on different cities with different themes (say, east coast vs west coast?) do you just make multiple collections for each one? And can the collections be enabled or disabled en masse each time? I've gone through the "remove all workshop items" script a few times, but don't want to do that every time I switch to something else.
Make different accounts and subscribe to different items per account.
Oh so it's just a different account per project. Makes sense. And an extra account just for the editor?
Yeah @@Belhade
Hey I would love to download your residential props ... how would I find it
I love this series
"it's best to work in a climate which is less forested"
- Currently at 15 FPS in map editor. Oops >_>
I picked up the asset editor trick a month or so ago and it's been fantastic, it didn't actually occur to me to try asymmetric fences though. Seems like a good way to shave off a few tris per household and make the yards look a little more real.
very useful tips!
thx bro it helped subscribed
what is best america map to cities skylines? and great video!
Very useful, thanks!
I can't even start properly from modding my cs1 to realistic style. I keep getting gothic dark settings. I don't know why my visual looks terrible. Hope someone can help me
Why exactly do you need to create a second account to use the asset creator?
Because it's really laggy otherwise
@@PresCities Allright, thank you very much for the quick reply, it's nice that you still make your way through this big list of comments!
What’s the mod for the sky in the video? I just don’t really like the default sky in the game 😵
Cubemap Replacer
@@PresCities Thank you!!
I like when I have 20000 people and my commercial (right next to residential) is arguing about not having enough works
my PC: Oh God
my RAM: i wanna die
SentinelDaniel I’m like I NEED MORE RAM!!!