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Frequently Asked Questions
Cities: Skylines Urban Road (CSUR) is an asset/mod suite which lets you build your city’s road network in a different way from vanilla. CSUR offers an enormous variety of road configurations, and allows you to create beautiful interchanges at a much faster pace.
Watch the introductory video for CSUR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGu3oYIJ4_k
Use Theme Mixer 2, Hide it, or Remove Decoration Sprites to disable grass sprites on the terrain, or paint concrete on the terrain with Surface Painter.
Use landscaping tools to lower the terrain under the road surface, or slightly raise the road using Move It.
CSUR roads published on Steam Workshop are able to connect to all other roads not in the large road category without model glitches. Note that only centered CSUR modules are capable of creating intersections.
CSUR Loader needs to be enabled in the Content Manager in order to display textures on CSUR roads. If you do have CSUR Loader enabled but still don’t see the textures, (1) double check "CSURTextureContainer.crp" is enabled in the assets panel of Content Manager and (2) try unsubscribing and resubscribing to CSUR Loader to force a fresh download.
Turn on Road Anarchy when you are building non-centered CSUR modules.
CSUR is incompatible with Network Skins. Network Skins 2 should always be used for changing the appearance for the roads. CSUR is also incompatible with the advanced zoning options in Network Extensions 2, while roads in Network Extensions 2 are still compatible.
Clip Networks (or equivalent) need to be used to remove the terrain on tunnel entrances/exits for non-centered roads. This is because current game mechanics require terrain to be clipped in a center-aligned manner.
Why is there always a dead-end sign above my road / Why do my roads look connected but traffic does not work?
When using the Road Tool, make sure you’re clicking on the surface of the actual road to connect the modules. The blue highlight in the Road Tool is always aligned to the center and does not indicate the actual connetable area.
Use the elevated mode in Fine Road Tools to prevent building black road segments.