Asset Editor Activator 3.0

The Asset Editor Activator grants you effortless access to the hidden editor in "Cities: Skyline II," allowing for personalized gameplay experiences. Whether you have the Steam version or a non-Steam installation, this tool locates and sets up everything you need.

Realistic Density

Have you always been annoyed that you have to build such large industrial areas? Or that your business takes up almost as much space as your residential areas? Why a power plant only has 10 employees or a high school with 2000 students only employs a handful of teachers?Then this mod is just right for you.

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Traffic Lights Enhancement

The mod will save extra data to your saves, which it relies on to provide additional functionality. Generally, traffic lights and junctions will revert to vanilla settings when the mod is removed, but this cannot be guaranteed.

Renter And LandValue Policy

This mod solves the problems of "HighRent" and "NoCustomer" and controls LandValue through district and policies

r2modman

It's quite simple really, a mod manager is an application to make it easier to control which mods you have installed.You can choose to update, enable/disable or even uninstall mods with a simple click, all whilst keeping it available on another profile.

Service Vehicle AI

Service vehicles will be improved with a more natural mechanism.

School Capacity Balancer

Tweaks the capacity of schools to make the number of schools required more sane/realistic.

Better Pedestrian Pathfind

This repository contains mods that offer minor quality-of-life improvements over the base game of Cities: Skylines II.Disclaimer: These modifications are generally small but highly experimental. Your game may crash more frequently, and your save files could be corrupted.

Extended Tooltip

This mod displays useful information about buildings and other units such as citizens directly in the mouse tooltip. ExtendedTooltip is still in the early development phase and will be expanded with new functions.

Move it - stable beta

Move It Beta for Cities Skylines 2.You can move trees, props, decals, buildings, nodes, and segment curves.

Unified Icon Library

This is a mod that provides several collections of icons matching the game's UI style for modders to use in their mods. This means that modders don't have to waste time finding or re-creating icons, or manually loading them into the game's UI.

Traffic

TrafficSuccessor to TM:PE for Cities Skylines IIThe goal of the project is to bring more tools to the game that could help users manage traffic, well known from CS1 TM:PE mod and new ones.

Unemployment Monitor

The Unemployment Monitor is an insightful plugin for HookUI designed to provide comprehensive employment statistics in Cities Skylines 2. Maintained by Cities2Modding, it offers detailed metrics including unemployment rates categorized by education level, counts of homeless households, and the prevalence of underemployment among Cims.

Tree Controller

Tools and systems for changing ages, types, colors, growth and seasonal behaviors for trees, bushes, and plants.Improvements to plopping and brushing trees and bushes including: age choices (Plop fully grown trees), and forest brushes.

ExtraLib

Extra Lib is a crucial dependency mod that is indispensable for the operation of any tools within the EXTRA mod suite. It ensures seamless integration and enhanced functionality across the entire mod collection.

Extra landscaping tools

This mod aims to add features and improve existing ones for the game's landscaping tool.Features Brushes parameter You can now change the brush and rotate it.Ore, Oil, Underground water and fertile land tools You can now add resources to your map using this tool.

529 tiles

529 Tiles Enables access to all map tiles (529 by default, which is 88 extra tiles over the default game maximum

Anarchy

Anarchy disables error checks for tools in a way that the errors are not shown at all. This mod allows you to place vegetation and props

I18n EveryWhere

Provides convenient localization features to reduce the burden on authors and provide centralized coverage.