Avanya

It sounds like you're fairly new to modding, so I recommend checking out this guide. It covers the basics, like different type of buildings and how to find them in game. :)

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1411897315

I recommend the Beginner's Guide to mods as well. Even if you aren't a complete beginner, it's a really good guide.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1411897315

And some mod collections to go along with it. Make sure to read descriptions and pick the mods you want! Don't just subscribe to all in a collection - that's a recipe for a broken game. :)
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Are the default mods showing up? Or is it showing 0/0 mods? Are there anything listed under Steam Workshop in the Content Manager? Or is that empty as well?

Can you link to the specific asset you're using? It might be a problem with it (or rather the LOD which is displayed when you zoom out), or it might be another asset messing with things.

Yeah, you definitely don't need both those mods. :)

But they probably aren't the reason for the game crashing. The most common reason is running out of memory. If you haven't specified a size for your pagefile, that would be the place to start, as the game just runs more stable with a set size. I recommend setting it to 32 GB.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2114415052&searchtext=pagefile

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Good to hear you figured it out! ^^ I'm curious, which mod allows you to limit the amount of people at a stop?

The file you've linked to isn't set to public.

From the sound of it, you have a lot of assets which aren't working. They might be missing some mod that's required for them to work, or they may simply be broken and should be removed. The Loading Screen Mod can generate a list of broken assets with links to what they need to work (or if there's nothing, they should just be removed).

Originally posted by OneSpookyBoi: Thanks Avanya. My page file is set to be managed by Windows automatically and is at 29 MB right now. I have a 2TB NVMe and 64 GB of ram. I know Microsoft recommends 3x the size of the RAM. Do you have a recommendation on whether that advice should be followed?

I'm currently gradually adding assets back in that I want to use in my next play through very methodically to see if I can isolate sources of potential crashes. If I get another crash in the next day or so I'll circle back here and post.

PS - Your assets are amazing. Thanks for everything you've done for this community.

Thank you! ^^

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Locking this since it isn't about Cities: Skylines. Please use the correct game's discussion forum instead. :)

Reading your OP again, I just realised that you mention your tracks have also been lowered. This is known to happen with 81 tiles as you buy more city tiles. The only way to deal with that is buy all remaining tiles and then redo your metro network at the correct height.

Originally posted by kmaModifier:

Originally posted by Avanya: Always disable mods you don't absolutely need in the editor. Most mods weren't designed to be used in the editor and try to do all sorts of things, which aren't possible there. So they cause a bunch of different issues. :)

I do not wish to hijack the thread but as long as you mentioned it here I go any way.

Seems like a lot of trouble... Activate mods for game...Deactivate for editor...Reactivate for...... O Well y...

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There's a mod which translates some of the game, but it's made by other players and hasn't been updated in a couple of years, so it likely doesn't cover all the DLCs or newer content.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=517574710&searchtext=dutch

If you use Facebook, you could join this Dutch group and see if they have any recommendations for how to handle it.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/272607346798890/?hc_location=ufi

Originally posted by kwintkregting: I mean if I buy the game, if I can change the language of the game to Dutch in the documents

No, I'm afraid Dutch isn't a supported language. On the store page you can see languages on the right if you scroll down a bit.

Geli-Districts looks to be up to date, though I don't use it myself.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=927293560&searchtext=geli+districts

Where do you see the maximum number that limits how many people can wait at a stop?

This is usually caused by a broken mod. Check your mods against this list of known broken and incompatible mods:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mVFkj_7ij4FLzKs2QJaONNmb9Z-SRqUeG6xFGqEX1ew/edit?usp=sharing

Originally posted by Promethian: You are using the wrong district type. I'll step by step it for you.

1: Districts and areas button
2: Districts painting tools tab
3: Paint industry area option (do so)
4: Garbage and Industry button
5: Forest industry tab
6: Forestry main building (placing this will specialize the painted district)

I'm just gonna add a picture to further help find the right too.
https://i.imgur.com/3Nv77k6.jpg

Steam sadly disables the workshop in Offline Mode. This wasn't always the case, but some years back a Steam update changed this, and despite reports from players and attempts from Paradox and CO to get this fixed, it's still the same.

If you have the option to set up a hotspot with a smartphone and connect to it, then that's the most practical solution. Make sure to disable all auto updates for your games, then connect and launch Steam in Online mode. Disable your connection and start the game. It will give you a warning that it can't connect, but just ignore that. The game and workshop will work just as they should.

If that isn't possible, then you'd have to install all mods and assets locally, which is not ideal. It breaks the connection to the workshop, so you won't receive updates anymore, which means you'd have to manually check for and install updates regularly. Depending on how often you end up playing offline, it might simply be more practical to have a ... Read more

Most props aren't available in game without mods. More Beautification adds a bunch of extra tabs, but the mod hasn't been updated for a while and has some issues, so I wouldn't recommend using it. Find It is a much better option for browsing and placing props.

What's your pagefile set to? Cities runs smoother when the pagefile is set to a large size from the start, so Windows doesn't have to adjust it all the time for the tiny amounts that each asset needs.

The error log doesn't seem to indicate a memory related crash, but it's hard to tell beyond that. We'd need the output log to see if it's something else.