A quick guide on how to use the Loading Screen Mod to hide unwanted vanilla roads.
Who this guide is for
1.You are using Vanilla+ roads, including some or all of those which have a direct equivalent in the vanilla game (i.e. the Vanilla± sub-collection).
2. You want to hide the equivalent vanilla roads.
Prerequisites – Cities Skylines Vanilla Map
Loading Screen Mod:
Step-by-step Instructions
1.Open the Loading Screen Mod settings and ensure “prefab skipping” is enabled. Create an empty text file which will list the prefabs to skip if one doesn’t exist already.
2.Copy-and-paste the following text into that file
Networks:
Vanilla+ equivalent: “3-Lane (1+2) Two-Way Road without Parking”
Asymmetrical Three Lane Road
Asymmetrical Three Lane Road Bridge
Asymmetrical Three Lane Road Elevated
Asymmetrical Three Lane Road Slope
Asymmetrical Three Lane Road Tunnel
Vanilla+ equivalent: “4-Lane Avenue with Parking and Trees”
Note: Bridge and tunnel networks not skipped as shared with non-tree variants
Medium Road Decoration Trees
Vanilla+ equivalent: “2-Lane Two-Way Road without Parking”
Note: Bridge and tunnel networks not skipped as shared with “with parking” and other variants
Small Road with Wide Sidewalks
Vanilla+ equivalent: “2-Lane One-Way Road without Parking”
Note: Bridge and tunnel networks not skipped as shared with “with parking” and other variants
Small Oneway Road with Wide Sidewalks
Vanilla+ equivalent: “2-Lane Avenue without Parking”, “2-Lane Avenue with Grass without Parking” and “2-Lane Avenue with Trees without Parking”
Small Road with Median
Small Road with Median Bridge
Small Road with Median Elevated
Small Road with Median Slope
Small Road with Median Tunnel
Small Road with Grass Median
Small Road with Tree Median
Vanilla+ equivalent: “2-Lane Avenue with Bike Lanes”
Note: Bridge and tunnel networks not skipped as shared with grass and tree variants
Small Road with Median and Bike Lanes
Vanilla+ equivalent: “3-Lane One-Way Road without Parking”
Small 3 Lane 1 Way Road
Small 3 Lane 1 Way Road Bridge
Small 3 Lane 1 Way Road Elevated
Small 3 Lane 1 Way Road Slope
Small 3 Lane 1 Way Road Tunnel
Vanilla+ equivalent: “4-Lane One-Way Road without Parking”
Small 4 Lane 1 Way Road
Small 4 Lane 1 Way Road Bridge
Small 4 Lane 1 Way Road Elevated
Small 4 Lane 1 Way Road Slope
Small 4 Lane 1 Way Road Tunnel
Vanilla+ equivalent: “4-Lane Two-Way Road without Parking”
Small 4 Lane Road
Small 4 Lane Road Bridge
Small 4 Lane Road Elevated
Small 4 Lane Road Slope
Small 4 Lane Road Tunnel
Vanilla+ equivalent: “4-Lane Two-Way Road with Bus Lanes”
Small 4 Lane Road with Bus Lanes
Small 4 Lane Road with Bus Lanes Bridge
Small 4 Lane Road with Bus Lanes Elevated
Small 4 Lane Road with Bus Lanes Slope
Small 4 Lane Road with Bus Lanes Tunnel
Vanilla+ equivalent: “4-Lane Two-Way Road with Tram Tracks”
Small 4 Lane Road with Shared Tram
Small 4 Lane Road with Shared Tram Bridge
Small 4 Lane Road with Shared Tram Elevated
Small 4 Lane Road with Shared Tram Slope
Small 4 Lane Road with Shared Tram Tunnel
Vanilla+ equivalent: “4-Lane Two-Way Road with Tram Lanes”
Small 2 Lane Road with Tram
Small 2 Lane Road with Tram Bridge
Small 2 Lane Road with Tram Elevated
Small 2 Lane Road with Tram Slope
Small 2 Lane Road with Tram Tunnel
Vanilla+ equivalent: “6-Lane Avenue without Parking”, “6-Lane Avenue with Grass (without Parking)” and “6-Lane Avenue with Trees (without Parking)”
Large Road with Median
Large Road with Median Bridge
Large Road with Median Elevated
Large Road with Median Slope
Large Road with Median Tunnel
Large Road with Grass Median
Large Road with Tree Median
Vanilla+ equivalent: “8-Lane Avenue with Tram Lanes”
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