Do cims use it?

@RonyNaxz idk what to say. if u have published an asset you will find an update option in the content manager. You just need to import the model again with new textures and overwrite the existing CRP with the same asset name. check this guide here https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=424748932

Hi, I've been following this asset for a long time and I noticed a long time ago that you fixed some texturing errors without removing the asset from the workshop. I want to do the same with an asset that I just uploaded and I don't know how. Can you explain to me how to update the texturing without deleting the workshop asset?

Did I miss something? I want to integrate them into a train station. But they seem to be unique buildings, so I can place only one train station with them..

@Ryancat I do indeed use a oneway ped path just 1m width... tbh you can easily re-purpose any ped path like that in the editor. But the issue is walking animation will be there. I am going to update this within next few week which may include a path

can u make a tiny narrow one-way pedestrain road too fit this?

addeda preview to CAL page

@AmiPolizeiFunk thanks.... bringing a non glass version in a few days... more suitable for Stations & terminals.
@DirtyHethen make sure transporting to city is hassle free due to pandemic.

You have executed what I imagined when I was doing my escalators for Bhf Alexanderplatz, but you've taken it to the next level by incorporating CAL. This is fantastic! Nice work

WOW! going straight into my city Minos! Well done

@hevanschultz I am using these in my sunken LRT stops. If u lowering the steps but do not want lower the ground, how ur build work? If u r building something underground you have lower the terrain & cover the hole with plopable surface or network. It does not flatten terrain. Can you share screenshot for better understanding?

It´s amazing! But, isn't possible to make a underground escalator, because the terrain goes down together and PO makes animation takes off. :(

Updated... File size reduced to 16 mb now. Thanks to @pewex for her invaluable suggestion & thorough guidance. File will reduce more by following her idea of texturing & will be updated in a day or two.

@citywokcitywall Thanks man.... eagerly waiting for the video.

ignoring the file size, these are AMAZING. great work!! they're going into MARS now

@pewex ok first this is not stupid this is insane from steam. But thanks so much for the response, please accept the frnd req, I need much to learn.

Had to post that as 3 comments because steam is stupid

As for tris, reducing number of tris will not significantly affect file size but can impact framerate. For a single thing it's not so important but it can become a big problem the more objects there are on screen.

I'm not sure how it's possible that low resolution textures would still create a 6 mb file... unless it has something to do with animation. But that still doesn't make sense because then the animated file with a large resolution should cause a larger file size anyway... I will have to look more into this and probably do some experiments on my own.

My advice to you with regards to optimisation is to not use space if you do not need it. If you can make a smaller texture, do so. Something like 60-80% of your image is gradient or flat colour... I don't know if you are using it for animation, but if you aren't... textures fulfilling that function could probably fit in an area 5-10 times smaller. I would suggest putting more focus on the more "irregular" parts of the texture: the studded floor and the direction lights.

There aren't very many guides for making assets so a lot of assets end up unoptimised. This is understandable. My early assets are also poorly optimised and even some of my recent ones could be optimised a lot better, probably.

If textures are shared (identical texture maps) then it should not be a huge problem so I guess it's ok. It will use much less than the 62 mb that the workshop suggests.

I find it incredibly hard to believe that the textures are 240 kb if they are 2048×2048 (dimensions according to textures that I extracted from the crp); regardless, even if they are 240 kb before importing into the game, CSL "compression" will probably make them a lot bigger, given the actual dimensions of the texture.

@pewex I am completely new to this, very much amateur. I tried to contact a few asset creator before publishing for testing, did not get much response as its not easy to make time in between. Diffuse texture is 240 kb, I do not think its the problem. CS do compress textures insanely anyway. I tried with a very low poly model, tried with low resolution textures, but generated CRP for all combination stayed at around 6 mb. So I am open to any help that I can get to reduce the file size to save ram. Models do share texture though in loading screen.

Why is this 62 mb? How large are the texture maps?

Looks really great!