Mod Configurations
The "81 Tiles 2" mod in Cities: Skylines allows players to unlock and build on all 81 tiles of the game's map, rather than being limited to the default 9 tiles. This enables larger city expansions and more creative freedom in city planning.
The "Bulldoze It!" mod in Cities: Skylines automatically removes abandoned buildings, preventing a drop in land value and keeping the city landscape clean and functional.
This mod allows bypassing certain game limitations that are inflicted upon achievements. This will also remove the concept of money to make it easier to build complex systems.
This mod enhances the public transport in the game, allowing budgets and vehicle unbunching to reduce unnecessary traffic.
Lifecycle Rebalance mod adjusts the game's demographic and lifecycle dynamics to create more realistic population growth and aging patterns. This mod modifies how citizens age, move in, and out of the city, as well as how they progress through life stages like childhood, adulthood, and old age. It aims to smooth out population waves and provide a more consistent and realistic city growth experience, affecting aspects like education, employment, and housing demand.
As an added bonus it also allows vehicle preferences of each sim which we have utilized to match values in the research.
Loading screen mod makes the game loading process faster and also try to recover from errors in the process. It also allows logs asset errors so you can resolve by going to the report folder of the local app data file.
Realistic population allows setting population for each building that makes the city more realistic and allows us to get the high population levels we've achieved.
TM:PE offers advanced traffic management tools. It allows players to control traffic flow through features like lane restrictions, speed limits, traffic light customization, and priority rules. The mod also includes options for vehicle restrictions, roundabout settings, and junction management, helping players optimize traffic efficiency and reduce congestion in their cities.
