Are the walls in the 4th picture custom assets from you, or can I find them on the workshop? they look brilliant 
and the rest of your city too
and the rest of your city too 
Post your City!
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Thank you. I love the asian stuff in this game. The walls are from kugisa's workshop. And some Japanese, Korean and Chinese buildings.
I explain some highway mods I´m using in my city journal of santa monica, check it out: https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/santa-monica-by-john-bon-jovi.900500/
But most of these tools are not useable anymore... you have to make sure you get the updated versions of them. But they are still very good...
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Greetings from Bremerhaven (Fishtown)
that tall building there.... what's the name of it? so i can find it in the workshop!
I know my Cities are not as well designed or as detailed as others, but i kind of love them. partially. =)
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The ring design looks very cool at night time, a bit like electro boobs...
Which map are you using? Looks like it has plenty of space for a real large city.
Which map are you using? Looks like it has plenty of space for a real large city.
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still a work in progress but this is a real life map of Boulder, Nevada (36x36km) imported from google earth, which also includes Lake Mead and the Colorado River (its on the workshop). Up close you are looking at a functional Hoover Dam (cranking out about 112mw usually, thanks to the sewage pumps and the height difference). Plans for Vegas in the background there eventually...
The image below is an abstract rendering that hangs in the city's planning office:
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My new WIP city, Montemare is a south European city clearly inspired by my hometown of Lisbon. There's still a lot of work ahead, but the historic center is mostly finished.
1. An overview of the historic downtown. You can see the river square (kinda inspired by Lisbon's pre-earthquake Terreiro do Paço), the old roman aqueduct (Lisbon also has a aqueduct, not Roman though) on the background in front of Ulm cathedral. To the rght is St. Stephens cathedral that sits on top of the royal stairway (that you'll see on the next pic) and behind it the medieval castle on top of the hill.
2. An older picture. A closer look at St. Stephen's cathedral and the royal stairway that connects the downtown areas by the river to the top of Montemare's hills. At the right you can see the dome of Holy Trinity's cathedral, very reminiscent of Lisbon's National Patheon.
3. A closer look of the Roman aqueduct that was adapted with a small road on top of it (safety clearly not a top priority here) Ulm's cathedral that dominates Montemare's skyline, the Feedom square (that was the old administrative area) and the west main railroad station.
4.East part of Montemare with the old medieval port, now adapted as a main tourist area and one of Montemare's major nightlife hubs.
5. An old overview of Montemare, it's a bit bigger nowadays.
6. And finally an overview of the port and industrial districts that are taking shape on the west part of the city.
1. An overview of the historic downtown. You can see the river square (kinda inspired by Lisbon's pre-earthquake Terreiro do Paço), the old roman aqueduct (Lisbon also has a aqueduct, not Roman though) on the background in front of Ulm cathedral. To the rght is St. Stephens cathedral that sits on top of the royal stairway (that you'll see on the next pic) and behind it the medieval castle on top of the hill.
2. An older picture. A closer look at St. Stephen's cathedral and the royal stairway that connects the downtown areas by the river to the top of Montemare's hills. At the right you can see the dome of Holy Trinity's cathedral, very reminiscent of Lisbon's National Patheon.
3. A closer look of the Roman aqueduct that was adapted with a small road on top of it (safety clearly not a top priority here
) Ulm's cathedral that dominates Montemare's skyline, the Feedom square (that was the old administrative area) and the west main railroad station.
4.East part of Montemare with the old medieval port, now adapted as a main tourist area and one of Montemare's major nightlife hubs.
5. An old overview of Montemare, it's a bit bigger nowadays.
6. And finally an overview of the port and industrial districts that are taking shape on the west part of the city.
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Current project -- one highway access, no urban highways, no metro, and only high-density residential and commercial zones:
Except for the obvious absence of a metro, that sounds exactly like Moscow.
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I normally don't post pictures because I'm nowhere near as you guys in design the cities, however, I'm very proud of this transport hub I've created!
PS, these are in game screenshots, how do you remove the hud? Waiting for thoughts on how to improve this, currently is handling 4k passenger per week.
PS, these are in game screenshots, how do you remove the hud? Waiting for thoughts on how to improve this, currently is handling 4k passenger per week.
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Unholywolf, to remove the hud, use the button on the lower right of the game screen with the video camera. The hud will disappear. To get the hud back use the ESC key.
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