the best tip I can give is that the stop swapping is a cosmetic step (so that they aren't floating over the water) rather than a functional one - the only thing determines if they enter the building, or leave it when dropped off, is establishing a pedestrian connection to a network. There's a lot of ways for it to break but there's nothing to fix - I won't be testing or updating it until CSL2.

I'm placing using road anarchy, I'm swapping the stops with MoveIt, but people refuse to use it. Zero passengers until I replace it with a vanilla ferry stop.

they're too small for a cruise ship, and would also need to be re-oriented. short answer is no.

he meant like using regular boat links

Are there non-DLC ferries?

Non DLC ever planned?

Oh I think I will see the circular quay soon XD

Keep up the good work! your assets are amazing.

Even before trying I can tell this is a great tip, thanks!

You should try to uncheck the "follow terrain" option in the move it mod. I almost never use this option as it is super annoying

@immunetou good point, thank you. Once I figured out how to get it working on was self conscious about how annoying it was, but you're right that detailers go to similar lengths all the time to make a scene perfect. Not every player is a hardcore detailer, though! :P

Glad people are liking it. I will try to release the Sydney pack (i.e. the numbered wharves) this weekend for the real obsessives (like myself)

noooice

@Robert Anything worth doing is hard, buddy. Half the fun of Cities is all the low-level tweaking to get a scene 'just right.' I am down for trying this asset as it is long awaited since the intro of ferries. Thank you for your hard work! I look forward to trying it out this afternoon!

This design much make sense than the vanilla

Duuuuude

Masterpiece!

i am always so excited to see my favourite author's new masterpiece

GOOD!!!!!

Great stuff, looks wonderful!

Top job mate. 100% smacking these down in my city. keep up the great work

AAAAAmazing!

This is fantastic! This is going to be so useful. So well made - it's just perfect.

Love it! Reminds me of the days when I was still in Sydney. When I tool f1 ferry to manly for the first time I was surprised by the double deck wharf!