Looks so good! i love it!!!

great stuff man

Found your asset searching for pools, but have to say it looks beautiful in game! Great work in the interior details too, I will use it a lot now.
Btw you should consider add just this pool in the workshop. I used PO to put it in other buildings and it fits great.
Also I use BOB to replace Ronyx69 pools surface by yours, and it looks so much better now, more closer to IRL, because yours have a more natural look of texture and tone of blue, when Ronyx's surface its a bit grey and neutral.
Double thanks here my friend, cheers!

Thank you Flux and Dying for helping! I have made separate assets and placed them onto the main building again. The props are now linked on this workshop site. Again: a huge thank you to all of you. :)

@Flux / Estray Yes, that's what I also told him. I can confirm the private asset bug, as the props just received the steam id after they were placed on that building. However, the (steam id) props are loaded, so the pool can be filled with water and lights in game. Maybe that's not bad to have some pools filled and some not. In general this is one of the best growable residential assets I have ever seen.

This might help you out @CrazyZ:

"The workshop building tries to include <missing prop name> (a prop) but the prop is not found. It is not found because it is not a workshop asset. The person who published the building probably published the prop as well but by mistake used the original, private, prop in the building instead of the published one.

You may find the published prop on the workshop. Unfortunately, it cannot replace the private prop. For the game, these are two different props."

For some reason C:SL has two types of props, private and published. If you use the published ones (i.e. they're already on the workshop) then it shouldn't cause problems. If you use the private ones then nobody but the author can fix the problem. I believe there should be a flag in the asset builder that tells you if you're using published or private assets?

@CrazyZ Ich hab es noch nicht getestet, mache ich noch. Sicherste Methode ist die Props vorab separat als Pack hochzuladen (dann bekommen die vor Implementierung im Asset eine ID) und diese dann abbonieren und für das Haus als Prop setzen (können auch für den Zusammenbau im Privat-Asset-Ordner verschoben werden, die ID geht mit). Das Prop-Pack kann dann als benötigte Objekte für das Gebäude verlinkt werden.

@Dying. Hast du denn den Bug auch? Also, ich habe die Dateien aus meinem Ordner entfernt, und in den Export Ordner eingefügt, bevor ich das Pack hochgeladen habe. Danach habe ich dieses Asset über Steam abonniert und getestet.

Wenn du die Props aus deinem Privatordner genommen hast, müssten alle diesen Bug haben (außer dir, sofern du diese nicht dort entfernst). Das Spiel identifiziert Props anhand der Steam-Id. Private assets tragen keine bis sie hochgeladen wurden und das "verwirrt" dann CS, da nach Dateien ohne Steam-Id gesucht werden und diese im Workshop-Ordner eine tragen.

I don't have a clue. Maybe delete all those files from the folder and re-sub again? Could it be that some other mod causes trouble. Anyone else having the same issue?

But I can see the CRP-files in the asset folder though. No idea why they won't load

I tried re-sub, but still the same issue, unfortunately.

Thank you all so much for the nice words!! :)
@simovic: Da. Ja sam hrvat. ;)
@Sidrowit: Danke, mein Alter! ^^

@Sharpless: did you delete those props maybe? This asset is a pack. When you subscribe to it you should automatically get all those props along with the main building.

Some props seems to not be available on workshop:
Asset bug: Workshop asset uses private asset (Poollight.Pool Light_Data)
Asset bug: Workshop asset uses private asset (PoolSurface.Pool Surface_Data)
Asset bug: Workshop asset uses private asset (Trim.Trim_Data)

I love assets with interiors! +1

wow... very nice and thank you.

Excellent Work. Until now, never a game without it.

Fantastic house !!! but can I ask the name??? Dubrovnik dynamics??

abseloutly fantastic, we really need more buildings like this!

Long live das Bauhaus!

Thank you, Hashtag! Another one is coming soon. ;)

Omg incredible interior!! more modern house assets plz

Thank you! :)

This is freaking DOPE. Thanks!