I figured it out, this one needs Content Creator Pack: Mountain Village - After years of CS, I learned that if you find the workshop asset in Content Manger, it will tell you what DLCs or packs are needed

Yes, a few aren't showing up because of DLC, I wonder what DLCs I need?

I'm not sure about 6 and 14, but it looks like 15 requires the Mountain Village DLC. Look for them in Content Manager.

can't find them in game

"slope-friendly houses" 6, 14 and 15 do not appear in the Find It! game menu. The rest of them work fine and look amazing

Smiles thank you for responding to my question.. and that is good news that you're designing assets for CS2, when I start playing it in a dedicated way I will definitely be adding them to my asset selection. Thanks!

will you post the redbrick house? I see it in a lot of your screenshots and it looks great

I'm making new models from scratch for the 2nd game. I'm not re-working old models. The two games have completely different requirements and workflows for asset creation. I have no interest in remaking the same exact thing twice, I would get bored real quick.

You'll have to grade the terrain more if the slope is too extreme. They have about 10-14 feet of tolerance depending on the model and that's about as deep as they can go without looking ridiculous.

Awesome! And I expect nothing less from the absolute best asset builder for CS1.. Question for you Smiles -- Are you able to build these and essentially all the assets you've created for CS2? I haven't started playing CS2 because I'm not interested in the "game play" as much as I am in detailing and plopping every asset and so forth. And even though I have a top of line PC, a maxed out Aurora R11, with 3090, CS2 just still runs too hot, and I have the best liquid cooling made by Alienware for that model. So, I plan on upgrading either this yr or next, but really not in hurry until there are plenty of custom made assets available for CS2. -- Thanks for still adding content to CS1

I have one suggestion can you add more of a foundation to them, I have a town with big slopes and would love to use these.

love your work