Building a realistic Industrial Area in Cities: Skylines | No Mods 

Oh man, you're so right. The height in thhe networks really helps the taller assets settle into low- to mid-density areas so far. So many times I look at a weird area on my map and try to ask myself, "what would Imperatur do?"

​@@FASynergywhat helps is looking at a real city for inspiration google los angeles, and hong kong are great for metropolis inspirations and meso amercica is good for rural inspiration and interconnected towns

Is that a thing? 😂

​@@Boaz_963 yes

@@Boaz_963 yeah you are only allowed a certain amount of everything in Cities Skylines

They boutta hit the prop limit like a train hits a bus

@@ryguy2006hahaha so true

I study actual cities on Google Earth. Urban Planning in real life is just the same. I focus on Manchester City in the UK and Houston, Texas: great cities.

Yeah, I turn the game on and forget about everything until my eyes close themselves. That's when I check the time and it's the middle of the night 😅

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Er *ist* Deutsch. Das hoffe ich sehr. (Bin ich Amerikaner. Es ware viele Jahren seit die Oberschule.)

What works for me is keeping the extraction, processing, storage and goods production sites close together separate from the traffic flow of the rest of the city but with direct highway & rail access. Not easy to do sometimes early game if you aren't using mods but you have to be prepared to redo everything once budget/space allows if you want your city to flow. My current city is pop. 65K with 85% traffic flow using this way of building.

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It's there.

It's part of the airports dlc

@@MsNefertriri I have that dlc but I don’t have it

@@finb11gaming look under the 'airport area' tab

@@MsNefertriri I’m on the remastered version and I’ve looked everywhere plus the is no vanilla car parking

No i‘m not… i also wonder why there are almost no traffic jams..