Even with efficient LODing of all the assets (including the buildings) that view has hundreds of thousands of polygons in every frame.
The cars are a bit larger objects than pedestrians so it takes a bit more zoom-out to make them disappear (and they have LOD models which help with the medium zoom levels). If it would draw every car, pedestrian and small wall ads the polycount would skyrocket in an instant and even the most beastly machines would crumble under it. This is to do with keeping the total polycount at bay. The game automatically hides all small props once the camera zooms far enough. This helps planning when building a new service building.Ĭlick to expand.This has to do with draw distance of small objects. Most of these are also used when accessing the build menu for city services. These include things like electricity, garbage, education, health, fire safety and public transport. While there are no actual categories for the info views they can be roughly divided in three categories by their nature:Ĭity service related info views display info mainly about the functions of the different city services and their effects to the zoned buildings. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it is the next developer diary for Cities: Skylines! Today we take a look at the various info views that help you keep track of the different aspects of managing a growing metropolis.Īs always, if you haven't read the previous dev diaries, you can find them here !Ĭities: Skylines features 19 different info views (some info views include multiple tabs such as the different levels of education, health care and death care and so on).
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