Super-Detailed Inner-city District in Cities Skylines | Coniferia 29
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2024
- We're continuing the expansion of Brickville - the former working-class row-house heavy mixed-use area that has slowly but surely been gentrifying over the past decades and today represents an interesting mix of public housing towers, fancy and hip coffee shops, bike lanes, and ofc - modernized row houses next to dilapidated ones! We're also doing some heavy detailing of the established stops of the Tram Line that cuts right through Brickville avenue!
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
2:17 Road layout expansion
5:01 Warehouses and industry
6:00 Rowhouses and using tag system in Find It! mod to group together assets or buildings
6:41 Rowhouse area
11:00 Extensive road detailing with Node Controller and Intersection Marking Tool - creating lots of fillers that act as big planters - and adding big trees throughout
15:11 Public Housing detailing
28:10 Revamp of the corner lot at Brickville Avenue
29:09 Detailing the stops of the Tram Line
39:08 Developing the other side of Brickville Avenue
41:22 Final recap of everything built
42:56 Final Cinematics of everything built
- What's the rationale behind this project:
What happens if a washed-up-used-to-be-UA-camr gathers a bunch of "generic" looking assets (though mostly inspired by Australian / Canadian cityscapes) with the hopes of creating a Cities: Skylines region full of towns and cities that both look realistic and are inspired by Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the USA, while at the same time don't really replicate any one particular style? No idea, let's find out.
Join me in this Cities: Skylines modded gameplay / let's play / timelapse series as we expand the region, and build new infrastructure, highways, public transit, industrial pockets, NIMBY-neighbourhoods, sprawling suburbs and bustling downtowns. And of course, use tress excessively to cover up any imperfections!
Q & A:
Do you have a MOD/Asset list?
- Not at this point in time.
Which map is this?
- Anahita Pass by Owl - although slightly modified
Which Theme and LUT are you using?
- Theme is Los Angeles by OWL, slightly mixed with Grass and Pavement textures from the NotSoRocky Hills theme by Khanador. LUT is Coastal by Ronyx69.
How do you place residential buildings so fast in suburbs/neighbourhoods?
- I use a tag-based trick with the Find It mod, I've made a tutorial here: • Build Cities The FASTE...
Which visual MODS do you use?
- Here's the full list of enabled visual mods (I don't know if some of these cancel out others): Relight, Render IT!, Ultimate Level of Detail, Clouds & Fog Toggler, Daylight Classic, Adaptive Prop Visibility Distance, Softer Shadows, Ultimate Eyecandy, ShadowStrengthAdjuster, Sharp Textures, Sun Shafts, AD Cloud Enabler, Shadow Distance Fix, 8K AD Clouds Pack 01.
Which graphic settings does your game run?
- Everything is set to high, 1440p resolution.
Hardware specs?
- 3080, 32 GB ram, I5-12600KF.
Music;
www.streambeats.com/
UA-cam Audio Library
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Port Douglas is really turning into a vibrant city setting. I like it a lot. Thank you for having the cinematic pull out and incorporate more of the city at the end so that we can see how it is all coming together!
Glad to hear that Jared - you're welcome!
You should build a nature reserve on top of one of the mountains, the view would be awesome, and it would greatly boost citizen happiness. Also, an idea for trains, most regions have a slower train the stops in both big and small towns, for example your train that goes from port Douglas and stops in Danton, Pine Harbor and Tagfield. Regions also usually have an express train going in between the big cities, and you could build a very fast express train from Port Douglas to Pine Harbor.
maybe like a pizza slice going all the way into the downtown of Port Douglas
@@mypdf what do you mean
@@Someone-zr9uq it was about the location and shape of the park as it encroaches on the city
@@mypdf oh, ok
I think a university would be cool to see in Port Douglas, some other suggestions i have could be a library Fire dept, or a leisure center, maybe even an Uber or Taxi service. Loving this series!
I'm really digging Brickville - I reckon it would be a nice place to live. All the small, cozy cafes and old rowhouses are just so pretty, and I think you executed this neighbourhood like a master!
Thanks a lot Bert!
I suggest getting sound barriers for the rail line and highway close to the city
In HongKong, sound barriers or overhead cover were built to supress noise close to residentials, it also makes the rail line looks way cooler
I think the new gentrified row houses need some painted pedestrian crossings to help the new cims get to their destinations safely, and by adding stop signs to the intersections, the road will generally be safer overall, unless its purpose is a two-lane artery. This would also help bring out the life of the gentrified row house community in their busy downtown homes. I lived in a similar-looking area in Chicago, next to the loop, and one of the most frustrating parts about that neighborhood was the lack of street signage (particularly speed limits) and the complete disregard for painted crosswalks.
Great work, and thanks for the content!
The funny thing is I dont play this game anymore cause I just cant find the time. I feel like I am playing it through your videos. Keep it up
Aw man - time can be a real struggle. Glad you enjoy it nonetheless PizzazN! 😊
11:23 - The purple car going from left to right: Notice how slow it gets when crossing the corner - that's because, on that node, one of its sides was stretched beyond its limits (making the lines Red instead of Green).
That causes cars to cross such nodes really slowly, which can cause major traffic issues - of course not the case here, but found this one as a good sample.
Hey man, very very nice. One tip to make it subconsciously better, change ALL the zebras. CS makes such a warped freak of a crossing, god. With a preset or two, you are done in 10, max. Keep up the amazing work. Godspeed!
Thanks a lot Ivan, I appreciate it! And thanks for the tip! 😊
This is simply unreal, how can you keep upping yourself with the level of detail. The area looks absolutely great, and feels like a real place!
I'm not sure about the removal of the brick apartment building and also not sure about the crammed fourplex in its place, but other than that - perfection!
You make me want to start a new city or continue building my current one, but then I'm discouraged with the mods and assets being broken after the recent updates. I feel like I've spent more time at the Steam workshop fixing stuff than actually playing in the last months, lol.
Nice detailing. Great to see your process on how you achieved the look your going for
i could watch cinematics of this city for hours ! incredible work !
I would live here in Brickville. A small convenience store, gas station, and drug store would make the community more complete
those cars are stopping because you inserted those nodes, reset the segments, or upgrade the roads to itself and theyll start moving again. Also, those asymetric bike lane tram roads you have are, i think, adaptive networks enabled, you can open the adaptive networks interface and add custom stops per segment instead of having to create your own!
Thanks a lot for the assistance Trey, much appreciated!! 😊👍
"thinking about a parking spot" comes from realistic parking settings in TM:PE. I stopped using it because cars would stop in the middle of an intersection "thinking". unless you provide tones of parking, like 2 places per resident you will end up with lots of traffic of cars looking for parking. I think I read somewhere what the algorithm looks for a spot 10 times before despawning a vehicle.
@@00mihau000 I suspect they were looking before they stopped, and then stopped as a result of the broken pathing caused by the node insertions, but It could be a combination of the two for sure.
@@Infrastructurist any time gamer. 💜
Fantastic video! I love the calm and serenity with which you build and comment. I love this series, greetings!
Have you considered a lighthouse build? I think it would look super cool at the entrance to the bay and add a bit of history to the region. Great video as always!
Great suggestion Nico G - and thank you!
You just made my day with this video.😁 I suggest you making a discord server, I would love to see the community expanding
Love it so much! Those cozy streets are just incredible! It adds so much charm to the city. Thanks for the second episode in such a short period, waiting for the new one)) For the building on the corner, I think there might be an office of one of the major companies in the region there. Because they wanted an interesting view and good public transport connection. And fo the stops, I'm not quite a fan of the wall on the stop, because it just makes people walk all around and doesn't give enough space for people to move around when the tram comes. Also, as a proposal for the mayor, the city can consider upgrading stops to elevated ones so that citizens don't have to climb the tram. Incredible job as always, thanks for that!
Great to see you’re back, which only discovered just now so got some videos to catch-up on. You were one of the reasons I started playing this game few years ago and it really took off and cost me a new desktop during the Covid lockdowns 😊 I am danish but live in Hong Kong (the real city of cities skylines) and we haven’t really entirely gone out of the restrictions so there is still some excuse for me to build and watch endless videos of cs so it’s great to see you’re back with great content.
Hey there! Great video as always. I actually live in a row house in South Philly that is right behind some railroad tracks, so this really spoke to me toward the beginning of the episode.
I might suggest trying to build more rowhouses that look almost the same right in a row and just changing up a color here and there. Many blocks in rowhouse heavy neighborhoods will have a fairly uniform look by block with some isolated exceptions for new builds. This would represent an area that was built around the same time to accommodate workers for new industry that would have been in the area at the time.
Over time they'd be painted or refreshed in slightly different ways, but more often than not, you can see that the block was built as a cohesive group.
It would be fun to convert one of the warehouses in Brickville into a school. That would serve the local population!
I would love to see how the train numbers from different towns change as you expand the main city!
I would GREATLY appreciate if you would leave a LIKE 👍and a COMMENT 💬, small things that really does help - Thank you!
If you missed out on the begining of Brickville and the history of the area, check out the previous episode: ua-cam.com/video/BHKaN8CpIJU/v-deo.html
Remember that there is a Q&A in the description for the most common questions ❔
And if you just can't get enough of Coniferia, there's teasers of future episodes and hundreds of additional screenshots over at my Patreon 📸📸📸 www.patreon.com/infrastructurist
As always, thank you so much for the support - I hope you have a fantastic Sunday!
Much Love,
Infra 🥰
Would be nice to have a mod list or asset list 😊
seriously i would love to live at Port douglas lol, such a warm and quiet vibes yet kinda of a big city. really love your video and keep pushing as always. I won't stop commenting, liking your video haha!! keep doing your good job
To save you some work, labelling in find it can be done with batch processing. It's in the + menu. Overall, you make so much progress in such a short time, I'm always sticking in the details.
Been following your build for a while now. If I could suggest to have the covered tram stop 34:33 nearer the tram since you built a pavement for the people to get across. As well as the one in the opposite stop, maybe we could make a crossing across the bike lane going to the sidewalk rather than for the people to take the long walk to the pedestrian crossing and then finally the sidewalk.
I propose to build a television center somewhere outside the city
Amazing work, as always.
You know Prius drivers.... they do love trees. xD
Great expansion of the district, Love all the detailing with the parking and green spaces along the roads.
Still loving this series! 🤩
Im loving this series!
need that camera zoom and realistic walking speeds 👌👌
Great video :) super details..
Wow! I'm learning a ridiculous amount of tricks from this video alone.
Man, I would love to live in Brickville, Port Douglas.
Taking the Tram back from the downtown, stopping for a cold pint with the boys on the Stag & Pheasant pub, then walking home to a nice, cosy apartment with a view of the waterfront (maybe those apartment towers, if they're on good condition and affordable :P). You've created a very nice urban area man. It is really enjoyable to watch.
If I may add a suggestion, closer to the port, but on the side of the residential/commercial area you can build a sub-district of Brickville, where all the old warehouses, merchant shops, small industry (like manufacturing lamp oil, textiles etc.) could have been, but since these uses have abandoned the area it has been turned into a nightlife district, with old warehouses been turned into nightclubs, old merchant shops have been turned into restaurants and stuff like that. The cobblestone walkways are walked by thousands of locals and tourists every day and night.
I've compiled some images for inspiration if you want.
imgur.com/a/KVmcpK9
Very cool input, thanks a lot Twisted, I appreciate it. And it sounds like a fun night out!
in the episode I just uploaded you'll find that as we move further away from the heart of Port Douglas, Brickville turns more and more gritty - including older industrial units 😊
Really great. I sort of miss some small park in Brickville, but otherwise love the vibe.
I just discovered both you and this game, and I gotta say, I love this.
Oh boy, don't expect to ever get anything done now. This game warps time. 🤣
"I'll play for an hour..."
...four hours later...
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Very good work!
Some say Jenny is still standing in the road to this day.
Oh lord, you're pumping out episodes too much! I can't keep up!!!
Hahah... Sorry JemsYago 😂😂😊
@@Infrastructurist Although... I don't think I mind a massive backlog for me to binge to be honest... So don't worry.
Love your videos ❤
Thank you fafa! 😊
Great videos! Have you considered building a small dog park or an elementary school? :)
Off topic but I’m sorry about Denmark’s terrible World Cup performance by the way bro, sad times
he's from Denmark??? i thought he's German
@@kiddo8597 idk but his accent is definitely scandinavian
@@kiddo8597 still being sorry for their terrible World Cup performance lol
@@kiddo8597 he is danish
Hahahah, thanks. Yeah not a good performance by any means ... 😂
You are a really good builder ! Port Douglas looks fantastic, it really is a vabriant city with a lot of life and mouvement, I love that !
But PLEASE remove those ugly ass apartements with weird triangle roofs (next to the bridge) and replace them with maybe a hotel or a small shopping mall but man those apartements are ugly ! 😅
Hey Mate Great Job as Always 🤩
What Find it / Toolbar Mod do u use ?
Hello I was wondering if you can do more of city or town squares, centers, pavillions, promenades etc. For cultural gathers, entertainment and nightlife. Also bike/jog lanes too.
Dude you sure you are from Denmark. You made those row homes look like a street in Philly. And I’m not talking about a good part. Lol. I’m talking about “no frappe” area.
much needed Infrastructurist detailing dose
Thanks for the support Muhammad! 😊
i think you should remove some of the trees between the 2 social housing developments, a empty plaza would be realistic for that type of super tight budget development. Day 6 asking for the mod/asset list!
You gotta stop uploading during my university classes man 😭😂see you in an hour I guess
Haha - I remember the feeling of being distracted during uni classes 😂😂
Hey, im just wondering how do you increase amt of rows in the findit mod box? its really annoying to have only one row
more of these rowhouses!
Agree! 😊
What is the road that's used for to make the entrances of parking lots? I've been trying to look for it and can't find it, all I know is that it's either concrete or pavement, like the vanilla pedestrian trails. I think you used it in the suburbs/countryside episode I believe.
hello i had a question the icon with the cars in your toolbar which mod is that?
thanks in advance
Oh my, 2 episodes in 2 days; is it Christmas already?
You can build tourist spots on the hills of Port Douglas or create long route bus line for nice scenic view 😍👍🏻❤️from India 👍🏻
Where are the minicoopers in the hipster area 👀❤
Can you share your Steam Workshop collection? Thanks!
What mod are you using to make the pedestrian, car, and train speeds more realistic?
Here you go: steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/?id=1548831935 :)
Port Douglas is in dire need of parking. Obviously not everyone there needs to or will own a car, but that level of density is simply too much for street parking alone, especially when you limit the street parking so much.
Ever so slightly ❤️
I would love to have a mods and assets list, I’ve been trying to make something in this style for a while but making an assets list always results in terrible gameplay for me.
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To this day I wonder if Jenny moved out the road.
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Is it possible to download this city?
City 😊
Can u link your mods?
I do feel the road at 11:29 is a little too narrow
I did some testing in an earlier video, and 85 % is right on the edge where cars don't rip off sidemirrors 😂😂
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Is this city meant to be European or American?
Hi Victor - it's neither. It's fictional, not based on any particular region or country, but taking inspiration from many different places, mainly NZ, Aus, Canada and the US. 😊
i think the tram is too slow.
I'll have to look into adjusting the settings maybe. I did up the acceleration and braking values a bit towards the end of the build 😊
you need a better microphone or a louder microphone. good luck. peace
I would love to see a row house slum area.not much low income in the cities
Bro PC 💀
You might need to build more residential buildings because there is a high demand for residential buildings.
Yeah that is the theme of my life hahaha - I can never satisfy that demand! Maybe we need some dedicated big public housing areas?
@@Infrastructurist as ugly as that would be it probably is the solution, or adding residential mixed use above the current commercial