Incompatible mods (please report which ones it does not work correctly with): – Traffic++ – Lane changer. How to clear ALL traffic manager saves: Open your Steam folder, go to SteamApps common Cities_Skylines Cities_Data, delete all files with the name ‘trafficManagerSave_xxxxxxx.xml’. TM:PE error window then this window. All mods are disabled only. Do you only get the error when Traffic Manager: President Edition is. It's typically found here: C: Program Files (x86) Steam steamapps common Cities_Skylines Cities_Data. System RAM not detected or not working on Cities: Skylines.

Some of the essential mods, like unlimited ore and oil, have been built into the game itself as menu options choose-able at the beginning of gameplay. Others, like some of the anti-crash and performance mods, found themselves incorporated into patches as the devs had a “why didn't we think of that?” moment when someone showed up their QA team. And still others, like Improved Public Transit, were effectively rendered obsolete when those options showed up in DLC packs, most notably the Mass Transit expansion. And the official ones are far better (and more compatible!) than downloading a mod, so if you care about that stuff, just buy Mass Transit. That said, the Steam Workshop is chock-full of great mods, and I'm going to mainly focus on the ones that make gameplay tweaks rather than purely cosmetic additions (content packs are great, of course, but they're not really “must-have.”) As far as I've been able to gather, these all work with Industries, but as always with modding your game, these aren't officially supported, so if you install a mod and it breaks your game, you're on your own. This is a nice little cleanup mod to make sure that if you're putting Industries on top of an existing city that all your vehicles come along for the ride and work with the DLC's systems. Note that you'll need the if you want this one to work. Rabota klyucha na induktivnuyu nagruzku.

Takes all the micromanagement out of making sure you have enough money allocated toward making sure the city gets the resources it needs. Great for making sure that no excess production ends up wasted (and costing money) and likewise is a lifesaver if you're using the day/night cycle or the resource-demand systems in the After Dark or Snowfall DLC. This is a great headache reducer. One of the best mods out there for traffic management, the newest version of the download now includes support for the vehicles and game mechanics in Industries. Basically, this prevents those nasty traffic jams that come from AI-controlled cars not selecting lanes properly on multiple-lane roads, allows user-controlled speed limits on streets and highways, makes traffic lights make a lot more sense in terms of the relative timing for each side of a crossing, and even includes a nuclear option to just get rid of traffic entirely if the AI has made such a hash of it that there's no bringing it back through no fault (or entirely through the fault!) of the player. If you find yourself as angry at traffic as a Seattle pedestrian, this is the mod for you.

Tired of having to manually clear abandoned buildings once whatever the problem it is that spawned them gets solved, and don't want to wait for the game to wise up and make use of the building space again? Install this handy mod and watch as no blight goes un-renewed. This will get rid of those pesky blighted buildings in a hurry so your city can get back to growing and thriving. Or, y'know, spawning another abandoned building because you didn't solve the underlying resource problem, but hey, it's automatic, you can mess up to your heart's content! OK, this is just here because I am an absolutely shameless Fallout fanboy. Don't believe me? Go read Just because you're nowhere near Goodneighbor doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to hear the music, right?

Don't forget to install the in order to be able to use this one. Look, I told you, I'm a Fallout freak. Same advisory applies as the Fallout 4 music, make sure you get CSL Music for this. For obvious reasons, you'll want this one if you play with mods. Making your game better shouldn't lock you out from getting those spiffy little notes congratulating you on your progress.well, unless you're using cheat mods, in which case, you filthy cheater.

But seriously, this mod is essential to preventing a minor tweak or bug fix from marking you like you're using cheat codes. Tired of having to mess around with bulldozing power lines, cutting power to large swaths of the city, just because you're expanding in a direction those lines occupied? Or maybe you just want to automate another part of the process that's more about micromanagement than strategy. If that sounds like you, then this mod is for you. There's another one that does the same thing for pipes, but pipes aren't intrusive in the above-ground portion of the game world.