So to clarify this is my path to the cosmos. I should have noticed this straight away being as i use winzip at least 20 times a day through work! in my defense it's 1am here. (the config files for each mod can also be dropped into the corresponding mod folder for neatness but it will work as the image shows) What you need to do is remove the outer mod folder named after the zip file and drop the inner mod folder and the few config files straight into the mods folder as shown in the attached image (the 3 items with the red line pointing at them), this now means it will work, i just now have to do the same with all the other mods downloaded from here. So what was happening was when i unzipped the mods to desktop or the mod folder it creates a folder named after the zip file containing all the relevant needed files. I will add what the issue was to this topic so others who find themselves in the same predicament can try the same thing. – Turn off only shoreline and polluted ground color.ĭepth of Field is on, but I don’t remember to what, exactly.Welp looks like im thick as pig muck or it was not described correctly (im saying the latter) i've now managed to get it working!!! – Enable edge fog (to hide the ugly at the edge). – Disable clouds, industrial smog, & distance fog. – Under Lighting > Tonemapping: Brightness = +0.5 Recommended assets to get your map looking like my screenshots are listed below however, it’s likely I’ve forgotten either some game settings or somesuch (I’m still very new to this), so let me know if this doesn’t work: Required assets (and the very, very recommended theme) are in the side bar. Or, do what you want, I’m not your parent. Recommended LUT: San Minato LUT or your favorite Relight LUT setting. Recommended Theme: OWL’s Mediterranean Alternative Much love to Mr Miyagi, whose map making tutorials kept me from pulling out what’s left of my hair. If there are any errors, please let me know I’d love to learn and improve upon this and future maps.Ī HUGE thanks to all the wonderful asset creators on the workshop whose contributions made this map and many cities of mine a joy to build and behold, and especially to BloodyPenguin who’s sheer volume of quality mods have found their way onto my machine. As such, I do not recommend this map for expansive city builds, though it can certainly be possible with a skilled builder. It also has pretty limited build plains, and the terrain becomes more challenging the further away you move from the start square. The plopped harbors will be your only avenue of freight or Cims entering/leaving Tropico, at least until you unlock harbors or airports of your own. This map has no road or rail connections, as it is, you know, an island. Some 30 hours or more of poking around at it on and off after work some days (oh BOY was it a pain to get the water to do what I wanted…I could weave a tail about that alone) eventually led me here, and since some friends of mine wanted to play around with it, I figured I’d put it on the workshop. Tropico! is my first map and not based on any specific maps from the famous Tropico games, more that I was inspired by it because I really, really love the aesthetics of island maps, and mainly I used the idea of a tropical island to play around with and learn how the various map editing tools worked.

'Welcome to Tropico, Presidente, your very own island paradise! Sure, she might not be much to look at now with the lack of services, buildings, roads, toilet paper or even citizens, but she has a wealth of beauty and riches waiting to be uncovered by someone as brave, as daring, as good-…well, as looking as yourself.

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