Simple and Efficient Industrial Layout | Cities: Skylines | Ep. 6 

Hey M. H. A. ! It was quite a strange experience going back and watching those episodes, haha! I'm still not used to listening to my own voice. I'm glad I did though - the city has turned out well so far! I now have multiple saves... some on the Steam cloud and some local saves on my computer! Thanks for leaving a comment :)

@@jester.Gaming Well, that is quite the dedication as well as wherewithal you have, being able to rebuild the city from scratch almost in the same way you did originally while listening to a synthetic version of your voice (recordings actually sound noticeably different from your true voice - but the inflections and way you speak are what make it recognizable [hence why you might not recognize someone over the phone unless they tell you it is them]). Also want to note that your series is helping me quite a bit ever since I transitioned to Cities: Skylines (I originally was a Sim City 4 player, but after my PC no longer supported it, I switched to C:S).

I'm glad my videos have been helpful for you Icarus! Welcome to the channel!

that’s also very convenient to have. I’ve lost a couple cities that way-one completely, and one just with a whole lot of progress that I lost. Having footage of the build would have been very useful to re-coup

Thanks AeneA! The city wasn't too big so it was relatively easy :)

Hi Alan - thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, I appreciate the feedback! I'm glad my video was able to help you out. I'm hoping to have more Cities Skylines videos coming up!

This. I have watched a few but this is the first one where I can now say I "get it".

Awesome _Jazzy, I'm glad the video was helpful!

Welcome to the channel Victor! That was my goal for the series... I couldn't follow along most of those other channels either. Lakewood works perfectly fine and could be made by anyone!

That's great advice Toggle! The fertile land can be tough to come by so it's best to use it as efficiently as possible!

That's great to hear - I'm glad the videos are helpful, thanks for continuing to support the channel Eli!

Thank you Iednz, I'm glad you're enjoying the series - I appreciate the feedback and support. Happy new year to you as well, welcome to the channel!

Hey Xavier - that's amazing, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and let me know! I may not have a chance to upload every week (I wish it were more often though!) but I don't plan on stopping any time soon. Welcome to the channel!

Awesome, thanks for letting me know Aaron! I'm pretty happy with how it has been recently - not the best but much better than what it had been!

That's great to hear Joseph - welcome back to Cities: Skylines! I do a little bit of testing before I make the video to make sure that things don't end up turning out too terrible :) What has helped me out a lot is taking things slow and building only a little bit at a time. If you're unsure of something you can make a separate save file of the game and try it out before you implement it into your city. Welcome to the channel!

Welcome back Pratik! Thanks for leaving a comment.

That's great Jay-R, welcome to the channel and back to Cities: Skylines! I'm glad you're enjoying the series :)

Thank you Joshua, that's very kind of you to say! I'm just happy to be able to help!

Hi M. W - thanks for watching and leaving a comment, I appreciate the support!

Thank you suppis20!

Thanks Mr Elkatook - it looks a bit more realistic and helps the flow of traffic since the cars don't have to slow down as much! I highly recommend isolating your industrial traffic by not connecting the roads to the rest of your city and giving it it's own on/off ramp from the highway. The design is pretty basic but if you follow the general idea of one way traffic with the different loops you can pretty much have it in any shape you want. Welcome to Cities: Skylines and I'm sure the design will work well in your city!

You're more than welcome Daniel and it was totally worth it - the feedback and support that I have received is more than I ever could have imagined ... and it wouldn't have happened if I didn't go back and recreate the city!

That's great MrLandslide84!

Hey theXANDER! Thanks for dropping by and letting me know the microphone was sounding better - I'm quite happy with the improvement over what I was using before. I appreciate the feedback and support! Welcome to the channel!

Thanks Virtual Velo - welcome to the channel! :)

Hi WestOfEarth, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment, sorry for taking a little while to get back to you! I appreciate the feedback on my design and the insight into how you like to make your industrial area. It was a little bit easier for the forestry and farming industries since the resources are infinite at one location. I may have a follow up video at some point when I move to the oil and ore industries that has a varying layout. In my layout I’m using the storage buildings as a raw resource buffer between the extraction buildings and the processing buildings. I found that despite having enough extraction buildings my processing buildings would occasionally sit idle waiting for raw resources. This may be because the trucks from my extraction buildings were busy exporting goods and unavailable to deliver to my processors. By storing some of the raw resources in the storage building it’s one more set of trucks available to deliver to my processors. You could still place these storage buildings at the end of the logistics chain but in the road layout that I have that would be further away in the overall ‘loop’ causing the trucks to have to drive further to deliver the raw materials to my processors. My processors still sit idol but not as often as when I do not have this raw resource storage buffer. This is briefly mentioned in the third developer diary that was released with the industries dlc (forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/threads/cities-skylines-industries-dev-diary-3-supply-chain-part-1.1123961/). As for what setting to use on these buildings I think that is dependent on the size and performance of your industry. By using Fill I found that my industrial area was importing more resources than it should have been. I was producing enough raw resources but the extraction cycle didn’t sync with the demand of the storage building and if resources from the extraction building weren’t immediately available they would be imported. I think using Empty would defeat the purpose of having the storage building as a buffer but this setting may also send resources to the processing buildings quicker. I don’t think I have ever used this setting so I’m not completely sure. I like to use Balanced because it seems like it is a mix of both the Fill and Empty settings. I can produce enough raw material to keep the building above 50% making the trucks readily available to export out of the city or to the processing buildings (similar to empty setting). Since the building only needs to be filled to 50% capacity the chances of me needing to import material is reduced because the production of my extractor buildings can easily keep up with the demand (similar to Fill setting). These settings are talked about a little bit in the seventh developer diary that was released with the industries dlc (forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/threads/cities-skylines-industries-dev-diary-7-cargo.1124492/). I hope this answers your questions - let me know if there is anything that doesn’t make sense or doesn’t quite answer exactly what you were asking. I’m far from an expert and usually just end up figuring things out through trial and error!

Hi brewsterly, I'm glad you liked the video and the layout worked well for you! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and give some feedback!

Welcome to Cities: Skylines and the channel Shante Walker! I'm glad my video was helpful for you - good luck with your city!

Hi Gabriela, thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment! I hope the layout works for you - there is some flexibility in the design so you can use it as a starting point and create something much better than what I have! :)

Hey C Monster, thanks for taking the time to leave a comment - I appreciate the feedback!

Hey Quarty, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment - this is some awesome feedback! I'm glad you're enjoying the videos and I'm glad I decided to recreate it as well. My videos weren't being viewed as much back then but I still enjoyed making them nonetheless! I had not figured that out! That is some good information! I just recently made a video where I redesigned the nature reserve. I wasn't quite as picky with the lights this time though, haha :) The microphone isn't perfect but I think it's much better than it was before. I still run into some issues where I get minor static/feedback when I record during high CPU usage. I've been filming some of my most recent videos while the game is paused to reduce the CPU usage and then editing different unpaused footage on top of it. I wanted to make sure that people knew the layout was going to work before they decided to put it in their city - sort of a proof of concept. It would have been terrible for people to put the layout in their city only to find out traffic was absolutely terrible in the end. There are definitely ways to make it more realistic or better looking but this way still works! The tunnels! You're not the first one to bring up some of my tunnels :D ... I agree, they are a bit of an easy way out. I don't mind them too much but I should probably try and stay away from them to make things look a little more realistic. Thanks again for the feedback - welcome to the channel!

Hi Carkent, thanks for taking the time to leave a comment! I hope the rest of the layout worked well for you too!

Hey Humanista, thanks for taking the time and leaving a comment. I appreciate the feedback, I'm glad you're enjoying the video! Welcome to the channel!

Thanks Purzify! I'm sure your city looks great! I feel like mine is a bit if a grid sometimes too :)

@@jester.Gaming can I ask, what map is that? And is it vanilla?

Hey Purzify! This is Eden Valley from the Green Cities DLC!

You're welcome Matthew, thanks for the subscription and welcome to the channel!

haha, I stopped doing that in later videos and kept the music normal during sped up sections :)

Hey Arijit, you're welcome! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment - I hope it works well in your city!

Thanks DiamondOrPoor78, I hope your traffic stays under control!

Thanks pskihq92, welcome to the channel!

You're welcome Neil, glad it was helpful!

Thanks BikerSi, glad you're enjoying it. I've had a few other subscribers who are also following along. Keep in mind that there are a couple episodes where I do some work offline that may be a little difficult to follow. Don't hesitate to make some of your own adjustments, I'm sure you can come up with something better! The map is also available to download from the Steam Workshop as of episode 15 (steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2286642386) for reference if you get stuck. Welcome to the channel! :)

@@jester.Gaming I am enjoying it thank you. I noticed a change after your 11 month break from the build where there is more time lapses. I’m doing my best to recreate it though. I’m on it now. Need to get to bed really. Haha. Thanks for the map share but I’m happy to build it myself so I can get more experience with the game. I will be getting your intersections though. That’s too hard for me. ;-)

I figured at the rate I was going it was going to take forever to get anything done. I've had some time lapses in areas where it can be a little bit difficult to give a commentary on .... you can only talk about putting down roads so many different ways. I'm still getting used to the whole narrating while playing though ... maybe one day I'll have something to say in those segments. I hope the city building is going well!

Hey Tim - that's what I was hoping! My design is extremely basic but the principle behind the layout could be used for any design. There are lots of way more talented builders out there that could come up with something that looks way better than this :D

Hey Super Nova, welcome to the channel!

Hi Sunil Kumar B A - welcome to the channel! Thank you for the feedback. I appreciate the support ... I'm always trying to get videos out quicker but it doesn't usually work out that way unfortunately haha. I don't currently have a specific speed I put my time-lapses to but I will try and make them a little bit easier to watch!

Thanks Pycrs!

Thanks richard!

Thanks Rasmus! Don't hesitate to change it a little bit and make it your own design as long as you follow the general idea of having the different 'loops' for the extractors, producers, and cargo. Welcome to the channel!

@@jester.Gaming I will try... I always seem to struggle with industrial road layouts for some reason.

It's all good Rasmus - nothing is ever perfect .... one of the best things about this game is that if it doesn't quite work you can always delete and try it again. I'm sure you'll get it!

Thanks St W, welcome to the channel!

Thanks Chao Yang, welcome to the channel!

That's awesome, welcome to the channel Brock - I'm glad you found the video!

hi diego, thanks for taking the time to leave a comment - that's good advice! I find that once the extractors are in place there is rarely a need to have resources imported (but it does happen occasionally). Eventually when we put in the oil and ore industry they'll be almost entirely import only since those resources are finite and we don't have a lot on the map!

@@jester.Gaming Even on vanilla there is a mod for that, making it unlimited. Those area depletes way too fast. At least they could've make it last 5 times longer.

I agree, the oil and ore are depleted way too fast! I think enabling the mod will not allow you to earn achievements if that is something you care about. The good thing is these industries can be fully supported by imported goods when you run out of resources!

Thanks 50624!

You're being too hard on yourself Matthew! Welcome to the channel :)

Hey nagsoto, I'm happy the design worked for you - I've also had trouble with the farming industry, it seems to use more trucks than the others! I usually have to tweak the number of buildings in the area until I reach a bit of a balance. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment!

There's a few ways to improve the traffic jam. You can try make it bigger, with more space between buildings. Or make a dedicated single roads for the buildings and keep the main roads as a highway with lane mathematics.

That's good advice, thanks Batataglins!

Hey Tim, that sounds like an interesting design! It seems like it works similar to what I have shown in the video with a loop controlling the flow of traffic and separating extractors/production/storage along the route. I would be interested to see what you've come up with!

@@jester.Gaming i will get some picture for you or put a short video on my YT for you.

That would be great, let me know when it's up and I will check it out!

@@jester.Gaming hey man, I posted my little video on my page. Here is a link - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-apamu2TJJAkn.html - enjoy. Sorry if it is long. I'm not good at editing. I have to learn how to time-lapse. Sorry it took so long.

Hi Tim - it's no problem at all, thank you for making and sharing the video! I totally see what you're describing with the "T" layout and organizing the flow of traffic through it. Your layout works really well in that you can add a bunch of these T's on and make it as small or as large as you want. The other roads in the layout can be used to control the flow of traffic in and around these T's. Your industrial area was significantly larger than mine in the end and traffic was flowing really well with the number of buildings you had!

Thanks Nathan, welcome to the channel!

Thanks Gus - welcome to the channel!

Thanks Namo, that's great! Don't hesitate to make it look a little better :D

Hi Tim - this is one of the areas that definitely has the most traffic. I tried looking up a Dallas curve but couldn't find anything about it ... I'm don't quite know what that is!

Hey Min Guk Chi, welcome to the channel, thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. The main thing you'll need to worry about is the volume of traffic moving through the area - the larger and/or more dense the industry area gets the high volume you'll have. Controlling traffic with the one way roads and dedicated loops for each part of the supply chain will help significantly. Direct access to the highway and other outside connections (train, boat) will also help manage the traffic in the area. I hope this helps!

Hey adrian flip - sorry for taking so long to respond, I'm glad you were able to figure it out. I had never heard of the mod before but it sounds interesting and would definitely help manage your city a little better ... too bad there is an issue :(

Hey s0nycz3kk! Sorry for the late response. I don't attach the train to the regional network for quite some time as it isn't accessible until the tiles near the top of the map. The episode you're looking for is 20 (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eBBDMW2FvYE.html). I hope this helps1

Hi Paul - thanks for watching the video and taking the time to leave a comment! I'm glad you're liking the videos - I definitely plan to continue with the series!

@@jester.Gaming awesome looking forward to it helping me with getting started on my city as I'm on the Xbox console

That's awesome Paul! I hope my videos help out a little bit at least. I will not be using any mods or assets from the Steam Workshop (assets from the official DLC will be used though) so anything that is in the videos will be available to you on Xbox! There was lots of trial and error involved in my city - the best part is if something doesn't quite work you can easily try something different! I found that creating the city slow and steady gives a better result than rapidly expanding based on the demand.

Glad it helped gigabyte9584!

Hi Craig, thank you for the feedback - I'm glad you like the video! That's correct! Your extractors will export raw materials that are not used by your processors. Occasionally you'll get issues where you have "Not enough buyers for goods" where the extractor facility is actually full and unable to extract more until goods are exported. You can add warehouses to deal with this issue but that may cause more problems with traffic. Currently in our city the only mode of export is highway but there are also rail, ship, and plane. Eventually as we provide more options for export I think it will be a little bit easier for our industry to export goods and we won't run into issues with not enough buyers!

@@jester.Gaming Thanks! Good to know.

You're welcome!

Thanks Koopa550, welcome to the channel!

Hey Mike R, thank you for the comment - sorry for taking so long to get back to you. I don't have my city available to me at the moment (I'm away from my main computer) so I will have to get back to you on the dimensions. You may have to tweak the number of extractor and processor buildings to maintain good traffic flow but in general the layout should work for any industry. I'm planning to eventually return to the area and make these look a little more realistic but for now they are functional. The reason I have the cargo train on the other side is due to the direction of the traffic. For your cargo train terminal you want to make sure your traffic is approaching from the side with the stacked containers. The traffic coming in and out of the facility will cross each other and cause some slowdowns if you have vehicles entering from the other side. I hope that makes sense. Welcome to the channel!

Hey Mike! The industrial area is 4 squares wide and 8 squares long. The upper triangle part is 1 square out of those 8 ... I hope this makes sense!

Thanks mrblack888, that's good advice! I will be revisiting these areas and making some adjustments in the future and will definitely need to review and refine the production pipeline!

Really loving the videos, I litterally have an attention span of 5 seconds, but you're keeping me locked. Good job!

haha, I appreciate it Mattenjaz K - I think it payed off! :)

Glad to have you here Mattenjaz K, welcome to the channel!

Are you Dutch Mattenjaz?

@@ashk300 Yes, why?

Hey Batataglins, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment, I appreciate the feedback. I hadn't thought about putting the layout on the Steam workshop - that's a really good idea! I'm away from my desktop computer at the moment so I won't be able to do that for a little bit but when I return I will definitely get it on there.

Hey Batataglins, I've been looking into making an asset for this layout. It looks like the space that they provide in the asset editor is too small for me to fit the size of the layout that I use in the video. I can make a smaller version of the layout (I don't know how well it will work though) or I can upload a saved game for people to be able to explore the map but it wouldn't let them easily place it in their own city. Do either of those options seem like they would work for what you are asking?

@@jester.Gaming Maybe a modular district, then could be easier to expand. Or give a try for Move it mod, I think it has an option for export, but I'm not sure how it works. But I have some giant intersections, so there's a way

Thanks Batataglins, I'll have to look into it a bit more - I've only ever created one asset in the editor and it wasn't too complicated, haha. I'll get back to you!

Batataglins! Sorry for the delay. I couldn't easily figure out a way to upload just the layout to the Steam Workshop. I've uploaded the current version of Lakewood as of Episode 15 to the Steam Workshop (steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2286642386) if you're still interested in checking it out!

Hi Dave, thank you for the feedback, I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment! My goal was to focus on the road layout and general design but leave the industry type and building placement up to the player - skipping ahead to show that the layout would still be functional when it was fully levelled up. In retrospect it may have been better to have this as a standalone episode unrelated to the development of the city. I'm still relatively new to making these videos and trying to figure out the best way to present them ... unfortunately I likely won't find something that works for everyone though! I encourage you to keep going with your city ... I spend lots and lots (lots!) of time trying different iterations of the same thing before I find something that will work for a video. You'll probably come up with something that works and looks better than what I have! Thank you for your support!

Sorry for the late reply ... Cargo Train Terminal unlocks at Small City milestone :)

Hi Görkem, welcome to the channel! Your industry and commercial areas definitely need to be connected! They don't have to be directly side by side but there should be relatively easy access between the two. The "not enough buyers for products" can be from a few different things ... you're producing too many goods because you have too much industry, not enough commercial areas buying products as you said, and/or not enough outside connections. If you have access to train, ship, or cargo planes you could also add one of those to increase the number of different ways your industries can transport goods. Depending on how bad the issue is changing just one of these could make all the difference! I hope this helps :)

@@jester.Gaming Thank you so much for your fast answer man, you made my city a big town :)

You're welcome Görkem! Congratulations on your city!

Thanks raulntn, I appreciate the support! I think it's the least I can do to show my gratitude to everyone who watches the videos and takes the time to leave a comment. I'm extremely lucky to have had the response that I've had to the channel and the recent Cities: Skylines series ... I just need to find the time to create videos on a more regular basis! One day it will hopefully become too much for me to answer as many comments as I get but until then I will answer what I can! :)

Hi Chris, sorry for the late response - you're probably already past this point in your city. According to the wiki page the cargo train terminal is 8 cells wide. Unfortunately I'm not at my normal computer at the moment so I can't confirm that for you... I hope this helps!

Hi Mark Vogel, thanks for taking the time to leave some feedback and a questions! You'll still need to have a connection for workers. The name for these buildings is a bit deceptive ... as far as I know the "barracks" don't actually house any of the workers. They act just like any other industrial building and citizens come to work at the barracks but still go home to their regular house in the city. Other than the workplace their only other benefit is to provide an increase in production rate. I hope this helps!

@@jester.Gaming Thanks, that helps!

You're welcome Mark!

Thanks for checking out another video R McGill! I haven't had many issues with services other than garbage. I do have the new transfer stations that came out with the Sunset Harbour DLC that I need to place throughout the city. The layout itself is working well but it doesn't look quite as nice as I would like it to - I'll be going back for a renovation to try and make it look a little better and will definitely have better access for other services and citizens!

Hey JDog36 - these are 2 lane one way roads. There is one that comes with the base game that is immediately available to you. The other option is the two-lane one way industrial road that is from the Industries DLC ... it works the same as the regular 2 lane road but is a little noisier and costs less to maintain. I hope this helps!

Hi Cizzu, I think that's just the way they look! I don't have any graphical modifications so what we are seeing is the default appearance ... and as far as I know nothing is broken!

Hi Jelle, I think the road I uses was the one way two lane industrial road from the Industries DLC. I'm not using any mods so whatever road I used can be found in the list here: skylines.paradoxwikis.com/Roads#List_of_road_types

Hi Stol - welcome to the channel! I have a save game as of episode 15 in the Steam Workshop (steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2286642386). I may have terraformed the area off screen but I forget exactly what I did since it was a little while ago now! :)

Hi Mehmet, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment! It's pretty big and unfortunately I'm not quite sure how to make just this layout into an asset. I've uploaded the full city (as of episode 15) to the Steam Workshop and it can be found here: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2286642386

@@jester.Gaming Thanks a bunch!

You're welcome Mehmet!

You're welcome!

Hey Dan Jones, great question! At the time of making this episode our city did not have access the regional train network to import and export goods. I could have set up a line between the farming/forestry industry and the generic industrial area but decided to wait until I had access to the regional lines. Your timing couldn't be better though... I released a video connecting everything together yesterday (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eBBDMW2FvYE.html)! What I made was maybe a little bit more complex than what is really required. Depending on the size of your city you'll need a few cargo terminals to spread out the traffic and give easy access for your citizens. You'll also need to connect to the regional train line and/or other terminals if you want to transfer cargo between them. You'll have to be careful with your train network as it can also have backups and get your trains stuck!

@@jester.Gaming I'm not OP but this topic is very helpful to me. I'm glad you shed light on it. Thank you!!

You're welcome Eli!

hey Robert P, thanks for leaving some feedback! You're the second person to make that request - although I can't change this current video I have been trying to keep it in mind for my videos going forward. I'm planning a similar video for the mining and oil industries where I will be following the same basic design. Until then is there anything in particular my video was a little bit too fast on that I could help you with through comments?

Small Industry Road!

That's awesome MOFO-GAMING! The map is Eden Valley from the Green Cities DLC.

@@jester.Gaming wish i could show you lol i might have to do a lill video on it once done ahah

That'd be awesome!

Hi Leinard, are you talking about vehicles coming off of the highway? Does "all the traffic" include vehicles going to the rest of your city? Make sure you've isolated your industrial area by not connecting the roads to the rest of the city and giving the industrial area its own on/off ramp. I would also check to make sure the game hasn't automatically put in a stop light/sign at the transition from the highway to the 4 lane road. I hope this helps!

@@jester.Gamingjust the choke point at the start of the industrial zone, the one with the main building in front. I do have the zone seperated from the main city but they’re still connected through the highway so I still get a little bit of traffic there, somehow I fixed that though so just the choke issue

Are the roads configured so that it is a one way loop going through the industrial area? For example, when cars reach that first intersection they should only be able to go to the right to enter, loop through, and exit from the left back towards the highway. I would also check to make sure there is no stop sign added to the intersection.

@@jester.Gaming it is but they keep stopping due to the traffic light so they don’t really keep going, also some keeps looping around for no reason, I’m using 6 lane 1 way roads to do this

There shouldn't be a traffic light at the intersection! I think since you're using roads that are so wide it is automatically putting in a traffic light. If you go to the Traffic Routes info view (left panel and the icon looks like arrows going left and right) there should be a tab called Junctions in it. In the Junctions tab you can change the signage at an intersection - lights, stop signs, nothing. This intersection should have nothing. In my city I'm only using 2 lane 1 way industrial roads and those are large enough to support my traffic so you might also want to try and downgrade yours to something smaller!

Thanks Nick, I appreciate the support - glad you liked it! This is Eden Valley from the Green Cities DLC.

@@jester.Gaming oh ok thanks for replying! i really like the channel. pls keep uploading these amazing vids!

Hey Ash K ... the zoned industry specializations are unlocked at various milestones (agriculture and forestry @ worthy village, ore @ boom town, and oil @ busy town). The non-zoned industries are from the Industries DLC which start at tiny town and the different buildings unlock as you level that particular industry. I hope that helps!

Thanks Asad, I appreciate the support!

Hey Mika - the cargo train tracks lead to the regional train tracks that run through the map closer to the coast.

I find generic industry has a lot more traffic than what comes with the industries DLC. I think it would work on a smaller scale.

Hey abrahampalm ... yes, unfrotunately the train access was in a tile that was a little ways away. I eventually got everything hooked up in episode ...20 (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eBBDMW2FvYE.html) ... far too long after I put in the industry! :)

@@jester.Gaming Yes i found your awnser in another comment after I posted mine hehe. I just bought the tile, couldent wait haha. I only have Green and Industry DLC and really loooove managing the Industrys so i figure why wait with the train :) But i think i have to buy the Campus and Zoo one so i can do like you, i follow your city cell by cell haha i even count the on the screen sometimes to get it right xD

I appreciate the support Drew - any feedback is good even if it's negative! :)

Hey Watermelon!!! I'm playing on Eden Valley map that came with the Green Cities DLC and I have no mods! Thanks for watching!

You can with the industries DLC! There is some flexibility with the zoned industry where you can assign a specialization (ore/farm/forestry/oil) and it will generate buildings of that type but you don't have much choice after that. Welcome to the channel Dustin!

Hey Valkmir - there is an industries button but I don't know if it is specifically from the DLC. This menu also covers the garbage services for the city so I would have thought the button would have been there for that even without the industries DLC. Are you on PC or console?

@@jester.Gaming I don't have any dlc (yet) since I just started playing. The button is called garabge and there is nothing for industries on it, only garbage related things. I am on pc.

I believe it is from the industries dlc

Bendigo may be correct... the other industries in that tab are from the Industries DLC. I didn't know things were changed that much. I assumed the button would be called the same thing but there would be no industries inside if you didn't have the DLC.

Thanks Bendigo!