When you’re just starting on a map and want to lay down a road that’s locked until later, you may use Find It! to unlock everything, lay down the roads, and then lock it all back up so you don’t feel like you’re cheating. It also offers several unique features, such as the ability to unlock everything (without going back to the main menu of the game).

This useful mod adds a custom menu/search bar to your game, allowing you to search for assets (both pre-installed and custom), roads, props, and anything else you can put down in the game. When you’re ready to place them in the game, it might be a great pain to search them all down, which is where the Find It! mod comes in helpful. You’ll probably have hundreds, if not thousands, of assets, contributed to your game once you truly get into Cities: Skylines and the Steam Workshop. They don’t need to be maintained, and they don’t attract tourists - they’re visual eye candy designed to add some color to otherwise monotonous cities. There are five distinct fields to select from, each offering your city a charming country vibe. If the agricultural fields in Cities: Skylines aren’t enough for you, check out the Agricultural Field Collection mod collection. We enjoyed building cities and then zooming into a random cim and watching life through their eyes following them to work in their car, watching them walk down the streets we’ve built and into the shops we’ve placed (there’s no view inside buildings, of course), watching them enter the parks we’ve added, and so on. The First-Person Camera hack allows you to do exactly that you may zoom into and examine objects from a close-up viewpoint by selecting a car or even a person. It’s amazing to create your city and see everything from a bird’s eye view, but zooming in and seeing a street perspective is incomparably better.

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