Many friends are playing the game City Skylines, so how should we lay the roads in the game? Today I will share with you how to lay the roads in City Skylines. Friends who are interested can come and take a look.

Like many games, the "WASD" of the keyboard is the up, down, left and right movement of the camera. Pressing and holding the middle mouse button can change the angle of the camera, and the scroll wheel can adjust the distance of the camera. There is also a keyboard for changing the angle of the camera and adjusting the distance of the camera. Hotkeys. At the same time, you can also customize the hotkeys for various functions in the "Key Settings". You can make settings here yourself.

After the road is built, some new buildings will appear that can be constructed. First, the editor will talk about some functions of road construction.

The first is this "Alignment". After clicking it, you can see several options as shown below.

This function allows you to choose. When you are building a road, you can have several conditions for alignment.

Next, the first small circle on the right side of this alignment represents "height".

This height represents the height or depth when you raise or lower the road. When it is set to a long cylinder like the picture, it is the maximum height and depth, regardless of the height. There are three levels of depth. The picture below shows the difference between the highest, middle-high, and second-high levels and the ground.

Then we see this "straight line", which is the default road building tool. When it is turned on, the road you build will be a straight line, even if there are turns, it will be at right angles.

As shown in the picture below, left-click at 1. to select the center of the circle, and then left-click at 2. to select the radius.

Or the position of the first point is one of the vertices of the triangle formed by the arc to the 2 ends.

Next, you can pull out the arc. With the "Angle" in the "Align" function turned on, move the mouse up, and you can see that it has pulled out a quarter arc. .

When you click the left button again to cover the road, it will continue to the next paving by default. If you do not want to build again, you can directly click the right button of the mouse to cancel.

If you want to build a beautiful and complete circle, just repeat the above action four times with the same radius.

Then there is "Freedom". This tool is a bit similar to "Bend". The difference is that it does not need to customize the radius. No matter how long you stretch it, it will automatically grab an angle center and pull out a series of irregular roads.

The last one is "upgrade". This tool can directly convert an already built road into another road of your choice. This conversion does not have to be a two-lane road to a four-lane road. The reverse can also be done, and the road type does not matter. It needs to be the same, just pay attention to the road width when converting.

Let’s take a look at the actual operation. Here the editor chose a four-lane road and hopes to upgrade a section of the two-lane road that has been built on the screen.

You only need to click the left mouse button to convert directly. It should be noted that some road conversions do not require extra money, while others do. It mainly depends on the price difference between the road conversion object and the converted object.

The "bend" of the road can also be carried out underground or on viaducts. When paving the road, some "alignment" conditions can be appropriately turned off, so that there will be no irrelevant "alignment" conditions, making the road paved to Very strange place.

At the same time, the road functions mentioned above are also applicable to the unique road paving of public transportation, but some public transportation cannot be covered underground or pulled to the ground.

The above is the method of paving city skyline roads shared by the editor. I hope it can help everyone.