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I tend to like a mix of flat buildable areas, flanked by hills and it's always been on the radar for me. If maps were ever to be far larger, I'd probably create another map of the entire valley, which might include bits of Simi Valley, Glendale and Santa Clarita. It would be a very big build. I have not played for almost a year and I am waiting for the Map Editor to be fully functional in Skylines 2 (which I have not purchased yet). At that point, I will get back into the game. I'm quite interested to see what map making will be like and how large the buildable areas will be.

Hi, I mostly used standard roads and probably some roads in Network 2. If you are subbed to Network Extensions 2, the map should load. I'll have to see if it loads for me and check the map. Right now, I am slowly building Hong Kong Airport, but I am thinking of a Russian map. I see that you are Russian. Lots of ideas. So far I only made one Russian map. the small town of Gatchina just south of St Petersburg.

That's right, it's definitely better using the overlay mod and tracing the roads.

The last map was based on Corona in California. I built some of the actual city, but moved onto Frankfurt Airport. If you check my Steam profile, you'll see that I've made a lot of maps over the years. I also have a few that are on hold. One of them is King of Prussia, just outside Philly. I have lots of other ideas, but maps are so time consuming. Frankfurt Airport is taking me a long time too. steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198035896056/myworkshopfiles/

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The LUT used is Relight Bleak with Aguille Verte as the theme.

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Yes I probably should. I’m away from home at the moment, but am planning another airport map soon.

That's very strange and I've never had that happen. I'm finding that the best way to make infrastructure maps is not using the road generator, but using the Image Overlay 2 mod. I'm using that for my current Yokohama map, but that map is uncredibly detailed and hard work. After this, I'm wanting to make a Moscow project. Probably including the main northern airport and a lot of the suburbs to the south. I'll use the overlay mod for that too.

@Justyburger probably me doing something wrong. Everything is loading up right (i think), just the image isn't loading right. I'm wanting to make a Greenville SC map, but it's just become such a headache I'm about to give up

@@th3_apex_gamer776 I've looked at the Greenville area before. It would make a good map. I'm guessing Terrain Party still doesn't work? So many issues to work through with this game. I used to have no end of errors and glitches, but thankfully for a few years now, all my games have loaded well. It's just Terrain Party that really frustrates me. I think Skylines itself, should have a built in realworld map generator tab. If you do have the Greenville Heightmap, stick with it and just use a road overlay. I followed a tutorial and got it working first time. If you don't have the heightmap, that's tricky, because I've never figured out how to get them from another program other than Terrain Party. With Yokohama, I am actually creating all the terrain by hand, which is taking forever.

Just press control T and it will get bigger. Also, for making the image appear/dissapear just press control ENTER

Thanks a lot. I appreciate that. I've had about a month off, but am in the middle of a very detailed map of Yokohama. It's my first non U.S map. It's still going to take me a while to complete it. After that I do have a number of different ideas. I've definitely looked at Bellingham, Portland and the Boeing facility before, which would include Snohomish. There are a lot of interesting map possibilities up that way. Tacoma is another one.

Thanks a lot :)

@@Justyburger How much would it cost for me to commission you to build a Vancouver map?

I have definitely looked at Tampa before. It's a very flat map, but definitely has an interesting coastline. It's a shame that at an accurate scale, the airforce base does not fit into the map. But...at least the main Tampa airport does if the CBD is in the center tile. I'll have a think aout it. Terrain Party is still not working for me though. I can only get the Readme file. I do however, have a backlog of already downloaded heightmaps. One is St Paul, which I have considered. I still have King of Prussia to complete as well. When Terrain Party works for me, I'll bring up the Tampa map and see how it looks. The orientation I would probably use is to have the CBD to the right of center, so as to include a good amount of area around the main airport. Pity these maps are not bigger.

Thanks a lot Rob. I really appreciate that. When I need a break from building my current city, I'll resume work on the King of Prussia Map. It's already well over half complete.

@@Justyburger I built on Asheville Airport and I’m trying Baltimore.

Are you on Twitter or Instagram?

@@robthebuilder9908 Cool. Both of those maps were quite big projects. I am on Twitter, but not with Skylines. I'm more political on Twitter. Never been on Instagram and I quit Facebook 2 years ago. I'm mostly just on UA-cam and I post screenshots on Steam. I did upgrade my Youtbe account and will probably start a few livestreams and longer videos. Just need to understand the best ways to do it.

@@Justyburger that’s great news I discovered you about 6 months ago I will try to watch your live streams. Map makers like you are very rare I just wanted you to know a appreciate your work. I’ve been to some of the place’s you’ve built the maps are damn close

Poor Justyburger

That's all UA-cam seems to allow me.

@@Justyburger oops

@@mauriceskyliners9873 I found out that if I add my phone number, that Youtbe will increase the video times.

Hi Dan, When you select a large area of roads with Move It, the game slows down so much that it's impossible to move them. Trying to move an entire map of roads would be impossible and I do have a fairly high spec PC. It might be possible to move a complete 2km tile, but even then it would have a problem.

@@Justyburger ok, yeah, that's an extremely good point... Theory vs Practice, not always equal.

Thanks a lot. I'll be making a third video soon. Hope all is well with you :)

Hey Woody. Yeah maybe it is that. I like testing maps and road generation, but I'll have to get back to my big project soon.

Yes I agree. I will probably start to change some of them soon. I've downloaded a housing pack called "Boomer Houses" and hopefully they are better. I'll also message the maker of those Big Suburbs and mention driveways and different roof types.

Just to add. The issue was that I only downloaded Level 1 houses and I did not sub to the pavement decals either. I've now subbed to the whole collection and the other levels of Big Suburban Houses have a lot more variation. Different roof colours and many different shapes. I'm now continuing with these better versions.

Thanks so much for that comment. I really enjoyed making this map. It really pushed my interchange making skills too. It's a huge airport. I did build quite a bit of the Grapevine area, but then moved on to another map build. I also found some assets that worked well for the terminal buildings. There are curvy items that were made for La Guardia Airport and they worked well for DFW.

@@Justyburger well, to say it's huge is an understatement. I think DFW is 2nd largest in area (I don't count Dammam because it is severely underdeveloped). I will say it was so good that I thought the thumbnail at first was a real photo! I hope to have the interchange skills you've shown here some day!

​@@jovangonzales Yeah I think it is the largest in area. Interestingly, if DFW was a country, it would be number 93 in terms of economis size, out of 194 countries globally. There is a plan to build a 6th terminal too, but I am not sure how Covid is affecting those plans? Thanks re the interchanges. I tried hard to make them as accurately as possible and it's a very complicated system. My Atlanta Airport map was also very complicated.

Hi, Yes I am J Nobbs on Steam. I've had a long evolution in this city realm. As a child, I'd drew maps on large bits of cardboard and create roads for my toy cars, then filled a whole room with boxes and other items to create cities. Once I created a huge city on the beach. Each house was a small mound of sand and I made whole suburbs. Lego was of course a common way to build cities and then eventually I started making small model cities from wood, which I painted and stuck to boards that had roads drawn on them. I made many different versions. I also used to draw detailed maps and very intricate mazes. Then I got to Sim City, Cities XL and finally Cities Skylines. The obsession continues :) It's in the blood. It's funny, but right now I have a Lego model of a future house that I might build, on the dining room table. It's to scale to the nearest half meter. Your creations sound quite similar to mine.

@@Justyburger I love your maps on the workshop - I know how hard it is to make intersections (I dabble in a few maps myself). It is good to hear I am not the only one who already was a map builder. city builder as a child :-) . I hope you get to realise your dream home.

@@hendrikdejong1971 Thanks a lot. I found that I liked making maps, as much as making cities. I love the idea of other people building on my creations and I especially love iit when a player actually lives in the same area. I also usually do some vasic study for each map. I like to know the history of the area and how it developed in real life. Yeah when I was growing up, I thought I was unusual and that there were hardly any people like me with this city obsession, but when you look at the large Skylines Community, you realise there are many others. Not all have this long childhood city and map trend, more that I thought do. Yeah regarding the home, I've been playing around with the idea for a few years. I like Japanese multi level compact designs, that are minimalist. We have the spare land, where we currently live, so it won't cost any extra for that. The design I made is actuallly 4 floors, so it's thin and tall, to minimize the footprint.

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Hey Ryan, I use Network 2 Roads. I think that should help a lot with your issues. I usually add that to the list of required items. I have had a fairly long game break, but am now working on a new map, based on the Santa Clara Valley, south of San Jose. I also have 3 WIP maps. One of San Dimas, that is almost complete. One of Ashville Airport and another of King of Prussia, near Philly. I start too many maps, I think. I'm not sure of any other reasons why the maps don't load properly for you? If they didn't load for anyone, I would assume the problem was at my end, but the maps do load for many people, even though there are some others that do have problems with the maps, so you are not the only person.

@@Justyburger - Thanks for the reply, turns out I had some roads disabled within NE2 that you used so all is well. Looking forward to the new maps.

@@ryanhoban4649 That's great to hear. Glad you got the problem sorted out. I should be releasing a new map later this week.

What does DDI stand for?

Yeah, just a bit more hilly around the edges.

Thanks a lot :) I've been very busy on the latest map, called Ashville Airport. Won't be ready for a few weeks yet.

Thanks :) I've never played Transport Fever, but I have definitely heard of it. I went from Sim City 4, to Cities XL and then to Skylines. I didn't find time for much else, other than Supreme Commander.

Thanks a lot :)

Awesome :) I want to see you build your own street and house on the map.

Wow It's been 8 years since i commented here. Yes, i was cycling along the New Plymouth coastal walkway the other day and saw a very clear chemtrail running right across the sky. So much is going on right now. All these years of studying and things are finally unfolding. The New World Order are really going for it this time, but there are opposition forces too. An amazing time to be alive.

It's in the Steam Workshop, under "Fort Worth".

Justyburger please upload to simtropolis dot com thanks

Thanks. Yes as soon as it is complete, it will be straight onto the Workshop. I think i will be keeping the name, Ventura County. It should take me one more week to complete. I really want to create it to a high standard.

It's in the Workshop now.

@@Justyburger Great! Thanks

Hi. The map is in the Steam workshop and here is the saved game: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1628566014

Thanks a lot. It is actually complete now and in the Workshop. Glad you liked DFW. At some point i am considering a Minneapolis Airport Map. It has a really interersting river system closeby. For the moment I'm thinking of a build, rather than a map. steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1911033958

Thanks :)