Store Page
Cities: Skylines
All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews

Cities: Skylines

Store Page
Cities: Skylines >  Workshop > cucaracha's Workshop
62 ratings
Schottenring 1 Res High - V1
Description Discussions0 Comments6 Change Notes
2
   
Award
Favorite
Favorited
Unfavorite
Assets: Building, Residential, Residential High
File Size
Posted
7.340 MB
13 Dec @ 6:38am
1 Change Note ( view )
Created by
cucaracha
Offline
See all 86 collections created by cucaracha and other people (some may be hidden)
2,988 Unique Visitors
1,632 Current Subscribers
111 Current Favorites

Subscribe to download
Schottenring 1 Res High - V1

In 1 collection by cucaracha
Cucaracha's Vienna Collection
1 item
Description


[www.patreon.com]


--Schottenring 1 Residential V1 - by cucaracha. --

13 Schottenring, Vienna facade (original version).
Vienna collection.


---------------------------------------------
V1 (Residential High)

Tile Size: 3x4
Texture resolution: 1536x1536 (diffuse, specular, normal, illumination, color)
Polygons: 5.444
LOD: 251
---------------------------------------------

Curious to know. Which texture resolutions do you think are best?
You can answer my survey on https://www.patreon.com/posts/texture-117916182 .

[paypal.me]
6 Comments
< >
notDONEyet 17 Dec @ 11:46am 
very nice work!!! but this texture resolution will not work properly in CS! better go with 1024 or 2048
DerLachs 16 Dec @ 1:43pm 
Will you rebuild Schottenring 21?
ckingsley_1999 15 Dec @ 8:19am 
Just beautiful
777RRR 14 Dec @ 12:19am 
great
Don B 13 Dec @ 11:58am 
Nice work !
cucaracha  [author] 13 Dec @ 11:15am 
Curious to know. Which texture resolutions do you think are best?
You can answer my survey on https://www.patreon.com/posts/texture-117916182 .
I'm trying to find a nice balance between quality and filesize. For standard high density buildings at least. I believe something between 1024 and 2048 is best. I know many creators go for non square textures. In order to do that I have to change my workflow so I will only do that when I know im hitting that sweetspot between quality/performance.