You've introduced me to a whole new subgenre of how people play this game. My goodness. Every bit of the tools and mods and mechanics you touched on here to make this thing aesthetically stunning *and* mechanically functional is like, a revelation of things I never would've even considered were possible. I'm sure it's just because I'm way behind on this scene, but wow. This is just awesome. It looks amazing, it does huge justice to your inspiration, and it's such a fantastic creation overall. For future content on this, if you plan on doing more, I'd love to see just some more time spent watching it in action, doing its thing, people coming and going, maybe some time lapse footage, and also some explanation on how it's affected the local area traffic and economy-wise, maybe some relevant stats if that's possible. I'd love to know more about how these custom developments interface with the gameplay in a functional city. Very, very cool. Thanks for sharing this!
Glad you liked it! I'm honestly way behind on it as well--I only started using Procedural Objects a few months ago but it definitely changes the way you approach a build. At the same time it's also a natural extension for the habitual detailer. I actually really like the idea of showing the build in action. Usually I struggle to let the videos breathe, so I might try out some shots like you suggested. As for how it interacts with the gameplay, it's a bit of a mixed bag. Setting it to be a Parklife park attracted tons of people, as did all the commercial buildings, but it didn't really generate much traffic. I think it has to do with the sprawling, low density nature of the city as a whole, and I honestly can't get enough traffic in any part of the city--not sure exactly why that is.
I've been catching up on this series; at ep. 46, but I had to jump ahead to see what you were going to do with this. I'm not disappointed. And, that Parking Structure Roof was something I've been searching for, that you for calling it out.
Another idea for another second mall of Todos Santos it could be an outdoor mall that in my opinion it could be more detailed and put more store sign etc and also take less space than a mall in general!
Looks amazing, really love how it just have the vibe of something recently built but still follows the tradition of TS. Please keep up the great content
So good. I know CS1 still has so many good years left when i see builds like yours!
Thank you! I think CS1 will be alive and well at least until CS2 gets mods of the caliber of PO and IMT. And props, of course :P
What a phenomenal build! Absolutely incredible.
Great video man
"Dead mall which is kinda realistic"
I'm dead 🤣
I try to keep Todos Santos optimistic, but I had to throw that in there, hehe
You are one of the few CS1 creators I still watch religiously, good stuff :)
This is awesome. It deserves a lot more likes and subscriptions
You've introduced me to a whole new subgenre of how people play this game. My goodness. Every bit of the tools and mods and mechanics you touched on here to make this thing aesthetically stunning *and* mechanically functional is like, a revelation of things I never would've even considered were possible. I'm sure it's just because I'm way behind on this scene, but wow. This is just awesome. It looks amazing, it does huge justice to your inspiration, and it's such a fantastic creation overall.
For future content on this, if you plan on doing more, I'd love to see just some more time spent watching it in action, doing its thing, people coming and going, maybe some time lapse footage, and also some explanation on how it's affected the local area traffic and economy-wise, maybe some relevant stats if that's possible. I'd love to know more about how these custom developments interface with the gameplay in a functional city.
Very, very cool. Thanks for sharing this!
The procedural objects mod is a game changer. Can confirm it has taken my cities to the next level.
Glad you liked it! I'm honestly way behind on it as well--I only started using Procedural Objects a few months ago but it definitely changes the way you approach a build. At the same time it's also a natural extension for the habitual detailer.
I actually really like the idea of showing the build in action. Usually I struggle to let the videos breathe, so I might try out some shots like you suggested. As for how it interacts with the gameplay, it's a bit of a mixed bag. Setting it to be a Parklife park attracted tons of people, as did all the commercial buildings, but it didn't really generate much traffic. I think it has to do with the sprawling, low density nature of the city as a whole, and I honestly can't get enough traffic in any part of the city--not sure exactly why that is.
Great looking mall! I just finally started messing with PO
It's a rabbit hole worth getting stuck in hehe
Amazing, as always!
I've been catching up on this series; at ep. 46, but I had to jump ahead to see what you were going to do with this. I'm not disappointed. And, that Parking Structure Roof was something I've been searching for, that you for calling it out.
It's a great asset! Hope you enjoy the videos. 46 was one of my favorite builds.
Great!
Another idea for another second mall of Todos Santos it could be an outdoor mall that in my opinion it could be more detailed and put more store sign etc and also take less space than a mall in general!
Really great idea! Thanks!
Can you do some train or bus trips across this majestic city? Or a showcase, please?
Yeah I plan on doing some videos like that!
Looks amazing, really love how it just have the vibe of something recently built but still follows the tradition of TS.
Please keep up the great content
Thanks! Really glad you like it!
Absolutely love it! Its awesome seeing the city evolve through the years.
Best mall builds I’ve seen. Commend you for not cutting corners. You’re very dedicated to your craft.
Much appreciated!