These trains use the following fantasy liveries (IRL equivalents in parentheses):Īlta (Freelanced Western Pacific sort of thing) Modern and East Coast inspired trains, which are available elsewhere on my Workshop page, or in my Train collection. Props for the other freight cars, which are available in this pack. Props for the retro cars (most cars from the Coast Range, Springwood Lines, ALTA, and TubeTrain, along with a couple others)
Use AVO to prevent the longer ones from spawning.Ĭustom locomotives (1024x textures, ~1700 tris)Ĭustom freight cars (512x textures per car, < 750 tris per car)Ĭustom sound effects - use Vehicle Effects for custom engine, bell, and horn sounds, as well as exhaust! Use Extra Vehicle Effects to get even more train sounds like flanges, brakes, and more! If you don't like the long trains, some of the trains (the Locals) are designed to fit into stations. This pack includes multiple custom freight trains from four different railroads, all based on ones operating on the West Coast in the 80s (and useable well into the mid 90s or early 2000s!), and is set up to feature automatic weathering, realistic nod and tilt levels, and more! These trains come in more realistic lengths than vanilla trains, so some visual glitches may occur at stations, but the more realistic length looks better everywhere else. The following maps were all reviewed with the updated 81 Tiles mod, but a 25 tiles mod is recommended for anyone with a perpetual fear of falling off the edge of the Earth (and anyone with a dated rig).Remember when there were more than five big railroads?Įnjoy a variety of rail companies that hasn't been seen since they all ate each other up in the mid 1990s.
No Hogging the Spotlight - One map per mod author.I followed two rules during my escapades through the jungle of the Steam Workshop: With so much variety, you're bound to find the perfect map to start your next project on. There are so many breathtaking custom maps for Cities: Skylines that I had trouble highlighting only a handful. There's no better way to prepare for the snow to fall than by starting a brand new urban development project on one of the best custom maps of the past year.Īfter all, thanks to the efforts of BloodyPenguin and the modding community at large, we won't even need to abandon our old cities when Snowfall hits. "Snowfall", Cities: Skylines's second paid DLC, comes out Feburary 18th alongside a free update that adds weather and temperature to the base game.
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