Do a landscaping series showing how to get best results for terraforming features such as mountains and islands etc. then there could be an episode on how to manage water levels with sea walls etc.

Series on making Real World Maps (or maps in general) from scratch.

I'd like to see more tutorials that actually demonstrate concepts in-game. Like actually show what a hub and spoke layout looks like on a city map and explain it, show how a transit grid layout looks on a city map and explain it. I'm experienced enough with the game already that these "tutorials" don't really offer any new information to me and I'm sure others feel the same way. Also, more tutorials that do not involve mods. Nothing against mods, I do use a few myself, but there's not point in doing tutorials about traffic or transit systems and then saying "by the way I heavily modified the game to make this work". Just address core game mechanics and leave mods to their own tutorials.

Great series

I really enjoyed this! BSQ is a great resource for both real life and in-game transit education. I appreciated that a lot of the information presented was concept-level, applicable at various levels of modding. I'd really like to see a similar tutorial series on custom airports. I've watched several Skyliners build custom airports in the game, but the emphasis in most videos is on detailing the airports; a functional-level tutorial would be very helpful. How big does a city need to be to support a given size of airport? How should runways be placed to interact well with the map's air routes? How might smaller cities utilize air strips or regional air traffic? Airports are often a city unto themself, and a full series explaining their core mechanics would be great! And after the FBS project, any of those creators would be a perfect one to present it. Likewise, I would love a series on power and water infrastructure. What powerlines should be allowed to pass over, how much land clearance power plants should be given, the appropriate networks to deliver fuel, what realistic spacing for wind plants looks like, etc.

Same thing could also be said for the New York subway, with 3 different companies originally creating different gauge trains on their routes to prevent competition

Taxis, buses and subways should complement each other.

Tokyo has private rail operators and they compete very well.

Same thng happening to Norway now. They just chopped ut the National rail company NSB to private companies, all competing against other train companies and local city transportation modes.

My city used to have various different bus operators, until in recent years the government started an initiative that controls all major transit systems under a single system, allowing it to use one payment method

bsquiklehausen why would one use trains if they can use trams for connecting low density areas?

@@SirBalageG Trains are faster and much higher capacity, making them better for longer distances. Trams (or buses) can be used in each of these low density areas to bring people to the train station, where they can get to the city very quickly.

@@bobsemple7660 I mentioned them briefly in the Low Capacity video - they're so low capacity that they're only good for extremely low use routes that have challenging terrain. They're the least useful mode of transportation in game by far.

Urban cable cars and a bit more about the capacity as it seems to be quite hard to see the amount of ppl waiting

@@Mira_linn Cables cars are hard to make into a serious network since you can't share any infrastructure at all between lines. It's a good example of medium capacity, and in my testing, moves somewhere between a tram and a metro worth of people.

It took me a moment to remember this! Was my favorite episode.

What? What am I supposed to see here?

How's about this then

hi biffaaa

X2

Thanks! From Hong Kong

Running over pedestrians, what else?

@@hjorthall on the right top

Theresa, I bet you resigned in order to watch more of these videos?

Swahi Same ;(

Me too. Just watching all day

Same man, after 20k citizens the game lags so much

You have 2 options: 1) get a better gaming PC (that's expensive) Also to mention that is not worth it if you don't get a good screen/monitor too. 2) get a PS4/5 and that's way more cheaper. That's all, no more options to play the game without lag.

Proud American, Probably enhanced shadows, LOD and the addition of ambient occlusion

4k resolution plus 500% dynamic resolution

@@user-wq9mw2xz3j I too have mods, just not any graphical ones. I'm a happy and paying customer, and I am glad that minimum graphic settings exist. I'm not a hardcore gamer and I travel a lot so I like that I can balance school/work/gaming/portability.

This is my curse.

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@@Nhatanh0475 That doesn't really answer my question; I see the bridge, but I'm trying to figure out how to find it in the workshop.

It’s called the bay bridge

NhatAnh0475 What?.....

You mean gtx 1080

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Alrighty then

Thats a cool idea, just keep in mind that some stations in some cities, like stuttgart, for the s-bahn are underground. Also the u-bahn is kind of a mixture of a tram and a metro, although it probably is more like a tram with underground-stations...and tunnels. If you connect the infrastructure well i am certain that this kind of public transportation network will work fine. Oh and there are indeed something like these busses mentioned in this particular tutorial which bring you from, let‘s say downtown to the outer towns or suburbs, these train-like busses.

Hi Artem! That's definitely a cool idea - it works very well in Germany, and well in some places in the USA, too - like San Francisco's BART. Make sure you closely tie your transit capacity to your density of exurbs though - it's easy in game to have popular branch lines that can't move as many people as they need to, and the central city core will already be overwhelmed with trains.

Yea I think so

look up the bsquiklehausen's assets in workshop. its one of the two bridges he made

mods i guess

A specific mod or you have to create it from scratch using the Move It mod, some bridge and deco assets, time, sweat, tears, and genius.

myhybrid09 The mod is called Bay Bridge

Bay bridge

Buy an i9

You need a mod called Advanced Vehicle options, then you need to download the assets you want from the workshop

@@lordruperteverton9670 omg thank you

just a normal bus but with limited stops

Mods

@@user-wq9mw2xz3j Thank you!

Seriously! I abandoned passenger rail very quickly except for one station for intercity travel. The freight network wound up so expensive I ended up taxing industry at double the rate of other zoning types, and their taxes ONLY cover the rail network. By contrast, my buses and metro break even, and my trams rake in fat profit.

Damian no

but the PT vehicles used are mods

Even with good trafic they can take a week or month to drive to the other side of the city

Years in my cities!!!

Its done using a mod called catenary replacer.

@@emperor_of_the_romans thank you

@@Coastiestevie No problem mate....

Matthew dInOoIL

Sure burnt his Clutch there :D

Ohh yes 😍

NhatAnh0475 It’s called bay bridge, there is a vid where bisquakelhousen shows how to build it.

@@villavine10 Thanks :3

You'll probably like the Metro Overhaul mod too then. Bsquiklehausen already did a video about it on this channel, and what it does is that it basically lets you build surface level and over-road-friendly elevated tracks, with the possibility of convert any of those into quad tracks. You can also make custom multi-level underground stations with it, and all of it (including the tunnels) is rendered so that you can use any first person mod to follow your metro trains.

If so.. what’s the name? I need it!

​@@boneystark3434 it's in bsquicklehausen workshop collection. An American commuter train or something

There's in the workshop

Too few. Your city is quite large , you need like five of them

Those are Avanyas concrete blocks on the bottom, the backsides of some billboards above them, and then a fence/wall prop on top. Metros and trains do largely accomplish the same goal, but the higher speeds and capacities of trains makes them better for longer trips than metros. They should definitely work in conjunction though! Merging lines is totally fine - but make sure you're careful about some of the junctions - bad planning can cause backups and even complete traffic jams on your rails. More importantly (to me) would be the not sharing platforms, since that's a backup waiting to happen.

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