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GeoSkylines - Import/export various geodata into Cities: Skylines from/to a simple flat file (CSV)
   
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GeoSkylines - Import/export various geodata into Cities: Skylines from/to a simple flat file (CSV)

Description
Import of gedata:
- roads
- railways
- water ways
- water reservoirs
- trees (from raster image)
- trees (from CSV file)
- services
- zoning

Export (as geodata):
- roads
- buildings
- zoning
- trees

Code and full documentation at https://github.com/gonzikcz/GeoSkylines
19 Comments
DavixDevelop[SLO] Jan 16 @ 10:51am 
Hi, I've recently created a fork of your mod and implemented some changes. If you are still working on the project, and if you want to, you can view the changes and decide if you want to merge the changes or not.
In any case, I will probably create a standalone mod with a UI, based on the changes and more functionalities sometime in the future.

The link to the fork is https://github.com/DavixDevelop/GeoSkylines
And the link to the Reddit post talking about the changes https://www.reddit.com/r/CitiesSkylines/comments/1i2vm77/11_forests_from_tree_cover_data_containing_forest/
Finwickle Oct 5, 2021 @ 12:49pm 
What is the relation between this mod and https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2134693817
Both point to the same GitHub page.
Hobbel1968 Aug 30, 2021 @ 6:35am 
will be fun , can not wait to see them arrive
JanVanDerDecken  [author] Aug 10, 2021 @ 5:43am 
hey all, please bear with me. Soon I'll finish my thesis and then I plan to create instruction vidoes which will make the use of this mod easier
Dead Gerard Jul 10, 2021 @ 2:30pm 
Hey I read your paper and dearly want this mod to work, but I'm having trouble like others below. Any hotkey command I invoke puts up the error of missing import_export.txt in C:/temp folder.

I have created and detailed an import_export.txt file in both this location and the steamapps folder as you advised.

Might an issue be the fact I have my steam folder on my D drive?

Either way, I'd appreciate your help. I'd love to see my city visualised in ArcGIS.
Hobbel1968 May 23, 2021 @ 10:13am 
hi , terrific u have made this, i would like to test if it works on my real location . only thing is i have never used something like this and it seems highly academic usage. i will try but if u can ever post a You Tube how to use it ( and from beginning to end. i would highly appreciate.
JanVanDerDecken  [author] May 19, 2021 @ 4:35am 
on GitHub, in the example folder, there are 3 folders where the import_export.txt file is. Of course it's for that particular example. But you can use it as a template. Or just create a new one. It's just a text file.
The files must be located in either C:\temp or c:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Cities_Skylines\Files
To be sure, copy it to both locations.
bigbraincf May 8, 2021 @ 3:16pm 
Hey @pinosjan , I am trying to use the ctrl P hot key function in game and i get an error box telling me that there is no file in my temp folder with the import_export name. I've looked around in both of your guides from git hub and haven't found anything on why this is happening.
JanVanDerDecken  [author] Apr 21, 2021 @ 6:01am 
See the documentation on GitHub where it's described how to do the bounding box. Actually, you don't even need that. Just pick a centre of the modeled area and find out the latitute and longitude (e..g. in Google Maps - but beware of switching lat and lon!). Write the lat lon to the import_exprt file. Then using QGIS and QuickOSM plugin download the roads. The game will then check the coordinates by itself. Anything outside the 17.28 x 17.28 box will be skipped.
JanVanDerDecken  [author] Apr 21, 2021 @ 5:56am 
Sorry, not sure about MacOS. Tested only on a Windows PC.