If we ever get a cities skylines 2, this is how roads should work. Oh, and while we're at it, include intersection marking tool and Traffic manager in the base game as well.
@@amoss.t8264 You can't add all this into the vanilla game, Most people wouldn't be able to run it. With 15 mods and 1200 assets, I use 14/16gigs of my ram. I'm pushing it as is XD
You know if it is, it may only be a "part" of what this offers. It would be better to have the game have less, and allow the community to add more. if it's the other way, then one may have to fight with existing systems, or find ways to replace them. The less model allows more freedom for others to do it how they want. In fact the more I see what people are doing with mods, I feel the devs on purpose left things out. It not only saved them time and money, but also, allows others to enjoy the game in ways they may never have thought of (they also may have used that time to improve mod support instead). A good example is look at what all the Traffic Manager can do. They exposed that detail of code is just mind blowing almost
I've been saying this for several years now: this is one of the 2 next steps that city builders need to take: managing lanes instead of road alignments; the other is irregular zoning and different sized grids for different types of zones/densities. Thank you, you made me want to play this game again, as using move it to get my highways to look accurate was not only tedious, but it messed up traffic. This looks very clean!
I really have to try this out. I've been meaning to for a long time, it's just ... intimidating, haha. This introduction tutorial goes a long way toward demystifying it. I *don't* actually think this is how vanilla roads should behave - not exactly like this, anyway - because this clearly requires a level of knowledge and patience that a typical player isn't going to have. All of this would have to happen more automatically for it to make sense for vanilla play. That said, I'm definitely not a vanilla player. I'd love to see a port of this overhaul with more Americanized highways too.
The mod is quite easy to use actually, you just need a few hours to get used to it and try doing interchanges with as little shift lanes as possible ; )
I agree- this mod is really cool and obviously powerful. But this tutorial has my head spinning. I think the information is packed too tightly- I feel like I jumped into the fourth level of the mod's tutorials. I need Urban roads 101, explained at a 101 level.
I always thought the main crux of CSUR was that it was so many different roads and I just wouldn't know which road to use where. The explanation in this video and the tools made for it change everything though. Very nice!
As an Engineer (Civil/Project on Transportation) this is my favorite addon. I feel original road tool has option for lane based network development. I hope we will have an option like this in Cities Skylines 2
I'm glad you slowed down your presentation speed from your previous tutorials. This will help a lot of people to further take advantage of this awesome mod! Hats off to you and your team for making this great mod. Tai Hao la!!!
Oh my gosh this is what so many people have dreamed for so long! It’s incredible getting such smooth roads and intersections creation tools! Amazing work!
I have wanted something like this in the game for so long now!! Always thinking I would have to wait another 10 years for citybuilders to get that far. Thank you so much for the beautiful tutorial.
Wow this is perfect! I never liked the way that lanes transition in the vanilla game and devoted so much time learning how to make them a little bit better with props and mods. This makes it so much easier and much better!
Holy heck this is a crazy wild mod. I can't wait to install it and give it a try (especially that on/off ramp piece, you have no clue how long I have been in the asset builder trying to do this vanilla, and usually cursing). The UI also looks very well designed and useful. I do feel I'll have a learning curve to hit though, but who cares, can't wait to try this out (and start fixing up my new city)
Awesome mod, great tutorial. It's a bit complicated but if you pause to read what is in the mods menu you can get the hang of it. Will try using csur again soon.
How did I not know this existed until now? It's amazing. In any case, I think I'll stick with my current setup. My brain doesn't have enough wrinkles to use this.
Guys I loved this new mod, it brought a lot of new things that the game doesn't have, it's worth downloading this mod! Now it motivated me more to play Cities Skylines!
Now all that's left is to take all that experience, all the successful experimentation results, everything modders did to make C:S an extremely versatile product and implement it in C:S2.
Indeed.I can't even count how many saved games I've lost because a mod or asset becomes outdated.Now...when there's a new DLC,I wait like a week so everyone can update their mods.It would be nice not to need 75 mods and 4000+ assets,just to put some semi-realism into this game.Live and learn I suppose.
Personally I won't be using this mod (it doesn't suit my play style), but I'm very excited to see what kind of awesome networks large mod users come up with!
@@alexchen4442 realism in a virtual somewhat cartoonish game has its challenges and isn't as fulfilling for some as it is for others. C:S isn't supposed to be hyper realistic, but it can be so whichever playstyle people want they can do.
@@alexchen4442 yeah i know what you mean, I don't build super realistically but I like it when they look more accurate. When I see players build spaghetti roads with no order or thought put into them it makes my skin crawl but somehow people don't mind if the roads look like a mess, as long as there isn't traffic which is respectable
This is great. One thing I wanted to ask was if I could potentially use this tool to implement a tram in the middle of the road, even street side parking with physically separated bike lanes. Additionally I was wondering if I could even implement a metro in the middle of the road.
This cannot be more fantastic than it is now!! Awesome!! By the by, Can these roads comply to the Roads United Core 2 mod and the textures? Guess I shall check as soon as I get the chance! Thank you for amazing content.
I really like this tool although by now I am always creating my own roads using invisible roads and then building the road itself via procedual objects, this takes way longer but gives the extra variation and realism
If you get a 12-core part or higher, spend the extra $100 and get 64 gigs of RAM. For Cities: Skylines, I bought 32 gigs when doing so cost $400, and I don’t regret it.
The biggest flaw I have with the road system is that you cant specify a road reserve. I.e. a narrow road with a wide reserve allows you to widen your roads later without knocking down any buildings. Can this mod do that too?
This is great! .. But with the game's existing limitations (e.g. Path Units capacity) it's like putting lipstick on a pig. Work with the CSL II team for the future as it's all a bit too late now for the current CSL version built on, at minimum, 5 year old technology. Great work tho, no doubt about it.
my patience was running out just by watching this video. i hope i have the patience to go through all those individual modules and remember exactly when to use each one.
is there a way to remove the automatic intersection/ramp markings? id rather use Intersection Marking Tool to make my own. Also the lane arrows. if these are replacable, this will make all my other road assets obsolete
I hope in CS2, roads could be created in a way where we can dictate how many lanes do we need first before laying it out while having options to modify the functionality of each lane (bus lane, bike lane, tram lane, etc). No need to download countless mods which becomes defective over time due to patch changes. It's also nice if we could have advance options to modify every lane whereby we can elevate certain lanes while the others remain grounded similar to how complex city roads work in real life. Ability to do double decker roads which are very common in Japan and South East Asia with options on converting the above road to a rail or a metro rail. Give us freedom to adjust gutter size, with options to create amazing pedestrian paths alongside the road before the RCI building zone. I also hope they include intersection options where you can automatically create slip lanes and roundabouts without spending tons of hours. Zoning in CS2 should not only be limited to roads. Not all buildings are connected to roads. Some of them are connected to pedestrian paths especially commercial buildings. Fillers can be also a great featute as well. The game can automatically fill up certain spaces as desired by the user to create amazing plazas of any shape similar to how Cities XXL do it.
You can't trick me to subscribe > Animu profile channel avatar > Instant Subscribe!!!! Anyway, this is a nice guide to a nice mod to create realistic roads, thank you so much for your afford!
We please need brush editor and an option to build the houses directly without using zoning and destroying until we got the right building that we want.
Fantastic, I have to admit this mod just blew my mind, this tutorial is going to make me dig it out again - thanks and great work :-)
Invite him in your video please!
That won’t happen
Teaport going be getting CSUR upgrade any time soon biffa?
Can't wait what the Teaport is going to experience with the mod! 😁👍
OG Lobster It’s hard to change a old city to CSUR, prob start a new one with csur
If we ever get a cities skylines 2, this is how roads should work. Oh, and while we're at it, include intersection marking tool and Traffic manager in the base game as well.
NAME NAME NAME While they’re at it, we need more multiplatform metro interchanges too
@@CK-wv7gf Also a full seasons' cycle
and more assets
traffic manager is pretty big mod, i think low end pcs might appreciate to not add it. (or it could be a free dlc)
Add in metro overhaul system too
I'm actually lost for words. This is... mindblowing. I feel so lucky to be playing C:S in this era of modding.
The game should look like that without mods!!!!
Hi follow me pls I record cities skylines.
Amos S.T then my pc would explode
With 200 assets and CSUR Reborn, took me 23gigs out of 32 gigs of ram
@@codizzlesdad3743 I mean the vanilla game
@@amoss.t8264 You can't add all this into the vanilla game, Most people wouldn't be able to run it. With 15 mods and 1200 assets, I use 14/16gigs of my ram. I'm pushing it as is XD
This was very helpful!! I was struggling to understand how CSUR actually worked, thank you so much!!
I hope something like this will be standard with Cities Skylines 2 (if that is going to be a thing)
You know if it is, it may only be a "part" of what this offers. It would be better to have the game have less, and allow the community to add more. if it's the other way, then one may have to fight with existing systems, or find ways to replace them. The less model allows more freedom for others to do it how they want.
In fact the more I see what people are doing with mods, I feel the devs on purpose left things out. It not only saved them time and money, but also, allows others to enjoy the game in ways they may never have thought of (they also may have used that time to improve mod support instead). A good example is look at what all the Traffic Manager can do. They exposed that detail of code is just mind blowing almost
2:30 the kind of person that causes pile up
I'm amazed at how many tools players can develop. CS every day seems more like an urban design software more than a game. And I love it.
I've been saying this for several years now: this is one of the 2 next steps that city builders need to take: managing lanes instead of road alignments; the other is irregular zoning and different sized grids for different types of zones/densities. Thank you, you made me want to play this game again, as using move it to get my highways to look accurate was not only tedious, but it messed up traffic. This looks very clean!
I really have to try this out. I've been meaning to for a long time, it's just ... intimidating, haha. This introduction tutorial goes a long way toward demystifying it. I *don't* actually think this is how vanilla roads should behave - not exactly like this, anyway - because this clearly requires a level of knowledge and patience that a typical player isn't going to have. All of this would have to happen more automatically for it to make sense for vanilla play. That said, I'm definitely not a vanilla player. I'd love to see a port of this overhaul with more Americanized highways too.
The mod is quite easy to use actually, you just need a few hours to get used to it and try doing interchanges with as little shift lanes as possible ; )
I agree- this mod is really cool and obviously powerful. But this tutorial has my head spinning. I think the information is packed too tightly- I feel like I jumped into the fourth level of the mod's tutorials. I need Urban roads 101, explained at a 101 level.
First MOM, then IMT and now CSUR. Whenever I think, "now the game is perfect", I'm actually wrong! I love it.❤
I always thought the main crux of CSUR was that it was so many different roads and I just wouldn't know which road to use where.
The explanation in this video and the tools made for it change everything though.
Very nice!
As an Engineer (Civil/Project on Transportation) this is my favorite addon. I feel original road tool has option for lane based network development. I hope we will have an option like this in Cities Skylines 2
I'm glad you slowed down your presentation speed from your previous tutorials. This will help a lot of people to further take advantage of this awesome mod! Hats off to you and your team for making this great mod. Tai Hao la!!!
Okay, this is actually insane. Someone will probably start testing real life junctions with this.
Oh my gosh this is what so many people have dreamed for so long! It’s incredible getting such smooth roads and intersections creation tools! Amazing work!
I have wanted something like this in the game for so long now!! Always thinking I would have to wait another 10 years for citybuilders to get that far. Thank you so much for the beautiful tutorial.
Wow this is perfect! I never liked the way that lanes transition in the vanilla game and devoted so much time learning how to make them a little bit better with props and mods. This makes it so much easier and much better!
1:33 !!! Holy crap!!! Ive been trying to build proper looking flyovers and somehow this exist! Demn demn
Beautiful man.. This game is a work of art and modders add to the value
Wow, what a stunning mod. Much kudos to the developers. Just when you think this game has shown you all it can...
I will call this revolutionary tools of the game it attracts me back to cities skylines after stop playing for 3 years!!!!
6:48 hahahaha my computer go brrrrr *dead
My computer doesn't even have that many GB of hardware
Wow! This is absolutely fantastic! This is always what I have wanted, I just didn't know the mod existed. Shall download immediately. Brilliant!
So glad to see CSUR making it here. One of my must have mods.
Holy heck this is a crazy wild mod. I can't wait to install it and give it a try (especially that on/off ramp piece, you have no clue how long I have been in the asset builder trying to do this vanilla, and usually cursing). The UI also looks very well designed and useful.
I do feel I'll have a learning curve to hit though, but who cares, can't wait to try this out (and start fixing up my new city)
Finally I can make realistic off and on ramps and interchanges, this is all i've ever wanted in life!
this is just so amazingly helpful and informative. this tutorial made me use CSUR again. thank you very much and definitely a great work!
This mod adds what should have been a base feature of the game. Awesome. I will play it again this weekend!
this is game changing! absolutely amazing. the amount of possibilities this enables is ininite!
Awesome mod, great tutorial. It's a bit complicated but if you pause to read what is in the mods menu you can get the hang of it. Will try using csur again soon.
this is beautiful. i needed an urban road mod because the highways look a little weird to me, but im from america so that explains it
Definitely want to get back playing this game again now!!!!
1:26 very realistic mod, even simulates how people drive in urban areas. keep your eyes at the bottom lol.
This mod makes me want to start playing again. Love it!
How did I not know this existed until now? It's amazing.
In any case, I think I'll stick with my current setup. My brain doesn't have enough wrinkles to use this.
CSUR, TPME and Intersection marking tool should become part of the game.
I wouldn't mind spending 10~20 for advanced networking DLC.
2:37 that car lol
talk about living on the edge
@@Violant3 what a bad boy.😂
(Warning for photosensitive viewers: this video contains some flashing imagery)
This is a truly impressive mod! Well done, all!
For those who don't know, CSUR is 4100 assets in total and it will increase your RAM by 2GB.
I haven't had regrets buying the base spec 16gb MBP14 through all the dev work I do until I fired up Cities again.
Yeah I'm good
I literally just deleted 500 assets worth of stuff and had to restart a new city becuz that was too much but that's even more
I just... so amazed of how you guys love this game.
This is the cities skylines equivalent of NAM for simcity 4
I remember when I scrolling tons of ramps puzzle pieces to place only to get demolished because I chose the wrong one xD
Guys I loved this new mod, it brought a lot of new things that the game doesn't have, it's worth downloading this mod! Now it motivated me more to play Cities Skylines!
I watched the entire video and I ended up more confused than I had started. Guess I'll have to watch it a few more hundred times.
I never understand these explanations 😂
This mod is pretty much all I needed thanks for this amazing work
This is one hell of a mod! Have to try it one day in the future.
Now all that's left is to take all that experience, all the successful experimentation results, everything modders did to make C:S an extremely versatile product and implement it in C:S2.
Indeed.I can't even count how many saved games I've lost because a mod or asset becomes outdated.Now...when there's a new DLC,I wait like a week so everyone can update their mods.It would be nice not to need 75 mods and 4000+ assets,just to put some semi-realism into this game.Live and learn I suppose.
Dude this is freaking beautiful. Good work team.
Wow this is absolutely amazing!!
This should b the stock operational system. Outstanding work. Game upgraded for sure. A must have
This is mind-blowing! Absolutely AMAZING!
Personally I won't be using this mod (it doesn't suit my play style), but I'm very excited to see what kind of awesome networks large mod users come up with!
Your style isn’t realistic?
@@alexchen4442 realism in a virtual somewhat cartoonish game has its challenges and isn't as fulfilling for some as it is for others. C:S isn't supposed to be hyper realistic, but it can be so whichever playstyle people want they can do.
@Tyler i just thought people usually want to build good looking interchanges. Just my personal opinion
@@alexchen4442 yeah i know what you mean, I don't build super realistically but I like it when they look more accurate. When I see players build spaghetti roads with no order or thought put into them it makes my skin crawl but somehow people don't mind if the roads look like a mess, as long as there isn't traffic which is respectable
@Tyler yeah, that’s not exactly realistic, i used to build square too, still on the way to realistic, long way. Already played 250hrs
I never tried using this in-game because I was worried about my RAM but after watching this and seeing what you can do with it, I have to use this.
Wow, amazing.
Thank you every day.
2:30 That lane change up at the top... I see that kind of driving too many times in my area!
No extra realism mod needed
This fantastic work immediately reminds me of the RHM mod from Cities XL. I guess I am too old to still remember it lol
This is great. One thing I wanted to ask was if I could potentially use this tool to implement a tram in the middle of the road, even street side parking with physically separated bike lanes. Additionally I was wondering if I could even implement a metro in the middle of the road.
gq
Well they didn't come with it, but you can do it if you leave the center empty and add it manually.
I think they are working on that, I don't think this is the final form of this mod
Beautiful ;) I am so close to playing the game again
This cannot be more fantastic than it is now!!
Awesome!!
By the by, Can these roads comply to the Roads United Core 2 mod and the textures?
Guess I shall check as soon as I get the chance!
Thank you for amazing content.
My jaw dropped the whole time. Wow.
Definitely one of the top 5 mods that should be a vanilla feature!
Blank road builder built on this legacy brilliantly :)
Literally crying in tears for a mod that longed for way too long
I really like this tool although by now I am always creating my own roads using invisible roads and then building the road itself via procedual objects, this takes way longer but gives the extra variation and realism
Loved the video, but am curious about the ramp supports at 7:15 because I want them!
now i just need a guide on how to make a roundabout with CSUR
Use vanilla rods as roundabouts, then use csur to connect them
maybe the roundabout maker mod might work with CSUR assets to create any roundabout you want
Simon Trundle One way road can not form a intersection in CSUR
awesome concept.will definitely try it out!
now this tutorial was better explained than the old one :D
Wow mind blown getting this when I next get on.
My favorite part of using the CSUR is creating highways.
I would love it even more if you somehow combine it with trams
Lovely, please do one of funtional parking gates and more. That one is also cool
I'm in awe
Definitely there has to be a skylines 2 where they incorporate several essential mods
this is everything I ever wanted
The implementation here seems a bit convoluted, but very close to my ideal road system. Excellent work,!
An amazing video for an amazing mod; an amazing mod for an amazing game!!
can't wait for my zen3 upgrade, when I will inevitably get 32gb of ram just for things like this!
If you get a 12-core part or higher, spend the extra $100 and get 64 gigs of RAM. For Cities: Skylines, I bought 32 gigs when doing so cost $400, and I don’t regret it.
The biggest flaw I have with the road system is that you cant specify a road reserve. I.e. a narrow road with a wide reserve allows you to widen your roads later without knocking down any buildings. Can this mod do that too?
this. is. awesome.
This is great! .. But with the game's existing limitations (e.g. Path Units capacity) it's like putting lipstick on a pig. Work with the CSL II team for the future as it's all a bit too late now for the current CSL version built on, at minimum, 5 year old technology. Great work tho, no doubt about it.
my patience was running out just by watching this video. i hope i have the patience to go through all those individual modules and remember exactly when to use each one.
Капек, это нереально) Супер крутой мод.
😳 Wow. Just...wow...😳 Thank you, I'm getting this! 😦
AMAZING!!! very realistic
Have any of you used a roadimporter? This is part of the CSUR for self-importing roads.
is there a way to remove the automatic intersection/ramp markings? id rather use Intersection Marking Tool to make my own.
Also the lane arrows. if these are replacable, this will make all my other road assets obsolete
I hope in CS2, roads could be created in a way where we can dictate how many lanes do we need first before laying it out while having options to modify the functionality of each lane (bus lane, bike lane, tram lane, etc). No need to download countless mods which becomes defective over time due to patch changes. It's also nice if we could have advance options to modify every lane whereby we can elevate certain lanes while the others remain grounded similar to how complex city roads work in real life. Ability to do double decker roads which are very common in Japan and South East Asia with options on converting the above road to a rail or a metro rail. Give us freedom to adjust gutter size, with options to create amazing pedestrian paths alongside the road before the RCI building zone. I also hope they include intersection options where you can automatically create slip lanes and roundabouts without spending tons of hours.
Zoning in CS2 should not only be limited to roads. Not all buildings are connected to roads. Some of them are connected to pedestrian paths especially commercial buildings.
Fillers can be also a great featute as well. The game can automatically fill up certain spaces as desired by the user to create amazing plazas of any shape similar to how Cities XXL do it.
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Anyway, this is a nice guide to a nice mod to create realistic roads, thank you so much for your afford!
3:21, what's the trick to getting vanilla roads to align like this?
This reminds me a lot of SimCity 4 NAM Project 👍🏻
Why is the workshop collection still in Chinese with no English description of compatibilities
C:S needs better mod optimisation, i really want to use this mod!
We please need brush editor and an option to build the houses directly without using zoning and destroying until we got the right building that we want.
Amazing, simply amazing!
我们V佬实在是太厉害啦👍
i cant find Urban Road mod (CSUR) I need to install 1 by 1 R1..R4 and M1..M21??
This is so cool! Would love to use this in the world I’m making 🥺
Holy - my massive already completed city is gonna need a lot of overhauling
just build a new one
@@nicky9499 noooo i like this city just now i can have amazing looking highways that look realistic
Those Mod makers should get a job or at least a internship in Paradox, it's out of this world how hard they work for their passion