Cities: Skylines

Cities: Skylines

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Necorea

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ONE CLICK COLLECTION

PLEASE READ: Theme is NOT included in the above collection. See below.

Introduction

Every city builder seems to have at least one utopian island, and Necorea is mine. I had the island's name as early as 2nd grade, and first brought it to the digital world with SimCity 3000. For this update, I tried to be as faithful as possible to the original, while bringing it to life with contemporary detailing standards. I also added a mainland to accomodate a Skyline's road connection requirement.

Necorea is uncompromising with its steep slopes and cliffs. I usually throw more bones to gameplay, but Necorea was never intended to accomodate a vast sprawl, so you'll have to enjoy hills to enjoy this map. I didn't base the fictional terrain on any one place in particular, but you may see resemblences to northern Europe or the Puget Sound.

I have several more urban minded maps on the way for those who like room to build.

Theme

This map is built with Perchta theme in mind, which you can access as a patron to Hadece[www.patreon.com]. This theme will give you the best results, since I painted textures using Perchta's blending. It's a beautiful theme and totally worth it.

But if that's not an option for you, I've found that Rockyshore has similar blending parameters. You can certainly experiment with other themes as well, but you may want to repaint the resources if you do.

Features

* Snowcapped peaks with the Perchta theme.

* Realistic road and rail grades.

* Road, rail, and shipping connections don't cross the map, so you won't get any intercity "dummy" traffic.

* About 200k trees; more than my last few maps, but still 50k under the vanilla limit.

* Optimized for small cities and advanced/modded play.

Recommendations

* I'm using Daylight Classic, the Bonita Vista Valley LUT, and the HDRI Haven Cubemap Pack. I haven't tried out many LUTs with this one yet, so I encourage you to experiment with different lighting settings.

* If you're using Prop Snapping, I recommend disabling it the first time you load the map, or the roundabout spotlights will float. Or you can use MoveIt to align/remove them.

* Tree LOD Fix, Random Tree Rotation, and Sharp Textures will all help the trees pop.
9 Comments
jkassavetis 2 Oct, 2023 @ 9:32am 
What happened to the Perchta map theme? I hate moderators sometimes!
Hendrik aka Lucky Pants 16 Oct, 2019 @ 5:37am 
Hi Greyflame - your map was reviewed on Youtube by BonBonB. I LOVE your map - the mountains are beautiful, and I also absolutely love the way you split the railway over the bridge.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVW7Oz9D0j8
Speer 12 Oct, 2019 @ 11:33am 
nice map :)
Gunner94 10 Oct, 2019 @ 4:21pm 
so i only get access to the Map theme by paying to you patron account???? That's what the Workshop will be in the future i guess.
Greyflame  [author] 9 Oct, 2019 @ 7:26pm 
Thank you guys! I really appreciate the comments, they're a big incentive for me to keep going with my maps :)
MrMiyagi 8 Oct, 2019 @ 3:08pm 
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!!!!!! :steamhappy::chirp:
Bringer of Fire 8 Oct, 2019 @ 9:13am 
He is the best
Skignovilous 6 Oct, 2019 @ 6:41pm 
I agree with Quboid, Greyflame is one of the best map creators. Thanks for this map!
Quboid 6 Oct, 2019 @ 2:23pm 
I really like your maps, your use of wooded ravines. This hilly map is certainly for advanced play but it looks great!