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1. Cities skylines airports not bringing planes mod#
2. Cities skylines airports not bringing planes mods#

Classic is the cheapest, followed by Modern, and finally Ultra Modern, which is the most expensive.Īs the airport grows, the main terminal can be replaced, or a new terminal can be added while keeping the previous terminal and using them as multiple entrances. The more modern the style, the more expensive it is to build and maintain. If desired, buildings from all three styles may be used in a single airport area. All three style options are available at level 1. Each style has three different sizes of terminal buildings, a concourse network, a control tower and a concourse hub with a built-in underground metro station for larger airports. There are three different styles you can choose from when building your airport: Classic, Modern and Ultra Modern. The Paint Airport Area brush is the only district/area brush with a cost, which depends on how much soil is added/removed. Soil will be added or removed as you paint, and may sometimes require the player to either pay to buy or dispose of soil, or manually place it or remove it from somewhere on the map. The first point clicked on when beginning to paint the area will determine the area's elevation. It is important to decide what elevation the airport area will be before starting to create the area. The Paint Airport Area brush not only defines the airport area, it also levels the painted area and removes the trees. Planes use the first available taxiway to exit the runways.See Districts and Areas for more detailed information on creating an Area. Otherwise, planes will come in and suddenly swoop around onto the next runway, even mid-air, if the intersecting runway is near the middle and there's no taxiway before it. IMPORTANT, too, is that when making intersecting runways, make sure they only intersect near their ends, with taxiways located near those points. You can use as many terminals as you want connected to one or more runways. Planes generally use the terminals closest to the runways, so placing two runways parallel may not work for the runway furthest from the terminal, but runways in different directions and all located next to their own terminals will generally work, thought it takes time for planes to start using all of them.

However, you must be careful how you build them. Unsure why, but maybe if you search for it on the workshop, you can sub scribe from there.)ĪLSO, contrary to what Linoa said, you CAN build multiple intersecting runways. (Unfortunately, that mod's page seems to be down. When building the airport runways/taxiways, their directions go from the origin points to the end points, and when built, should form a one direction loop whose taxiway portion runs through the terminal's taxiway connectors.

Cities skylines airports not bringing planes mod#

HOWEVER, you must also use the One-Way Street Arrows mod so you can see what direction your runways and taxiways are going. When you build these correctly, they will work just as the default airports do. You can build a working terminal without attached runways and taxiways, one of which you can find here: You can use the Airport Roads mod to build custom runways and taxiways.

Cities skylines airports not bringing planes mods#

Here's an example of a fully functioning airport built with custom assets and mods only (regrettably this city's saves have become corrupted for me so no brand-new screenies for you ):

You can definitely get planes to use long strips of runways by doing this! Play around with these for a bit to see how far you can go without planes bumping into each other all the time. Third, the take-off/landing lengths for aircraft can be tweaked with the Advanced Vehicle Optionsmod through its acceleration and brake settings. Don't forget you need to connect the runways/taxiways with a workshop asset Airport Terminal/Cargo building and provide for taxiways going in and out of the platforms/aprons though! I'd have liked to be able to link some right now, but the workshop is down for me at the moment. Second, custom-made airports built with this mod will absolutely function like the normal, in-game ones. Like michae95lalready said, use Airport Roadsinstead. Unfortunately it seems that not only did this thread get off to a bad start, but that some quite frankly not so good advice has been givenįirst of all, the Runways and Taxiways mod is severely deprecated, and doesn't play nice with a number of other mods out there.