Cities Skylines How To Install Mods

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The building icon is defined as . The integer shows which frame within the GFX_buildings_strip sprite gets used for this building.

By default, GFX_buildings_strip is defined within /Hearts of Iron IV/interface/funduszeue.info, however, it can be overwritten in any /Hearts of Iron IV/interface/*.gfx which is positioned later by filename order:

spriteType = { name = "GFX_buildings_strip" textureFile = "gfx/interface/buildings/building_icon_funduszeue.info" noOfFrames = 16 # As of }

The noOfFrames decides in how many frames the specified sprite is divided into, dividing the image horizontally into chunks of approximately equal width. If planning to add a new building icon rather than using a base game one, the building icon strip will need to be updated both in the noOfFrames and in the .dds file. By default, each building has a 46x46 resolution in pixels.

Within the building construction menu, buildings are divided into 3 zones depending on their used building slots category. In order to change where they are to adjust for new or missing buildings, the elements within the possible_constructions container in /Hearts of Iron IV/interface/funduszeue.info can have their positions changed.

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In general, buildings fall into 3 categories by used building slots:

• Shared, which use the same, by default, 25 shared slots^[3] for each state, such as civilian and military factories.
• Non-shared, defined for states, but using slots that are unique for this building in particular, such as infrastructure or air bases.
• Provincial, which get built for each province, using slots that are unique for this building in particular, such as forts or naval bases.

If not specified otherwise, a building is assumed to be non-shared. The 3 categories have separate zones in the country construction view where they are located.
, if added, will make the building be considered provincial, while will make it be considered shared if added. These cannot be combined.

Adding can set a max level to which this building can be built. If it is unspecified, it gets assumed to be 15^[4] by default.

By default, all levels of the building are unlocked by default. However, if there are technologies that enable construction of this building to a specified level, it becomes impossible to build without obtaining at least one of these technologies. It is to be noted that the add_building_construction effect or the starting state buildings can still be used to bypass the technological limit, while still not being possible to bypass the max level total.

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