pre唔pre都算啦
反正香港24號果個凌晨先玩得
Cities: Skylines 自由度最大建城遊戲(15) 新版CS2 10月24日出爐
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入面仲有嘢download？
係咪15GB 係base 跟住40GB 係4k update
係咪15GB 係base 跟住40GB 係4k update
多謝cs2逼左我買4090
搶啊，就快無啦
到左貨嘢
諗住等出cs2 先買
game pass 有 cs2
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/developer-diary/behind-the-scenes-2-editor.1602378/
ROADMAP
The Editor is currently in beta and being tested by our modding beta group, which consists of seasoned modders and asset creators. The Editor will be released in several steps, the first of which will include map creation, asset import, code mods, and sharing those as well as savegames through Paradox Mods.
Creating custom maps in Cities: Skylines II includes what you might expect: Shaping the landscape, setting up water sources for rivers and lakes, painting in natural resources and forests, and setting up the basic outside connections for a city. But map creation also includes setting up the map’s climate, including its temperature variations and weather.
The initial release of the Editor supports the creation of custom buildings with more asset types to be supported in the future. It allows you to import custom .fbx files with a matching set of textures, set up color variations, decorate the asset, and tweak its stats to fit your new asset. You can of course also edit existing assets, giving your favorite building a new look through different color variations and decorations. All the technical information about modeling and texturing assets can be found on the official wiki, which will be updated as more information is available.
Last, but definitely not least, this update will support code modding. We have given a lot of the prominent modders from Cities: Skylines early access to Cities: Skylines II, giving them a chance to get familiar with the game and get inspired to create mods. That said, please remember that the game uses new technology and has a deeper simulation, so mods need to be created from scratch and nothing done earlier for Cities: Skylines can be used as such. We’re very excited to see what the modders create for this time around!
This first update will also enable sharing to Paradox Mods. Here you can share and download custom maps, buildings, and code mods, as well as share your savegame or download other people’s cities to explore. Paradox Mods will be available on all platforms, not just PC, within the limits of each platform. We’ll get into the details of what will be included for console closer to their release.
THE NEXT STEP
Following the release of the Editor our next goal is to expand its capabilities to include more asset types. We want to give you the ability to create your very own vehicles, trees and bushes, as well as the option to import custom citizen models. Both trees and citizens are more complex than their counterparts in Cities: Skylines.
As trees go through a lifecycle in Cities: Skylines II, from saplings to adult trees and eventually to dead trees, custom trees require several models corresponding to each stage of their life. Similarly, citizens go through different life stages which are reflected in their character models changing from children all the way to seniors. We’ll take you behind the scenes of character models in a future development diary which may help potential creators get a sense of what to expect once the Editor supports custom characters.
ROADMAP
The Editor is currently in beta and being tested by our modding beta group, which consists of seasoned modders and asset creators. The Editor will be released in several steps, the first of which will include map creation, asset import, code mods, and sharing those as well as savegames through Paradox Mods.
Creating custom maps in Cities: Skylines II includes what you might expect: Shaping the landscape, setting up water sources for rivers and lakes, painting in natural resources and forests, and setting up the basic outside connections for a city. But map creation also includes setting up the map’s climate, including its temperature variations and weather.
The initial release of the Editor supports the creation of custom buildings with more asset types to be supported in the future. It allows you to import custom .fbx files with a matching set of textures, set up color variations, decorate the asset, and tweak its stats to fit your new asset. You can of course also edit existing assets, giving your favorite building a new look through different color variations and decorations. All the technical information about modeling and texturing assets can be found on the official wiki, which will be updated as more information is available.
Last, but definitely not least, this update will support code modding. We have given a lot of the prominent modders from Cities: Skylines early access to Cities: Skylines II, giving them a chance to get familiar with the game and get inspired to create mods. That said, please remember that the game uses new technology and has a deeper simulation, so mods need to be created from scratch and nothing done earlier for Cities: Skylines can be used as such. We’re very excited to see what the modders create for this time around!
This first update will also enable sharing to Paradox Mods. Here you can share and download custom maps, buildings, and code mods, as well as share your savegame or download other people’s cities to explore. Paradox Mods will be available on all platforms, not just PC, within the limits of each platform. We’ll get into the details of what will be included for console closer to their release.
THE NEXT STEP
Following the release of the Editor our next goal is to expand its capabilities to include more asset types. We want to give you the ability to create your very own vehicles, trees and bushes, as well as the option to import custom citizen models. Both trees and citizens are more complex than their counterparts in Cities: Skylines.
As trees go through a lifecycle in Cities: Skylines II, from saplings to adult trees and eventually to dead trees, custom trees require several models corresponding to each stage of their life. Similarly, citizens go through different life stages which are reflected in their character models changing from children all the way to seniors. We’ll take you behind the scenes of character models in a future development diary which may help potential creators get a sense of what to expect once the Editor supports custom characters.
六月砌咗部13700k 4080 64g
下星期終於有用了
下星期終於有用了
見大陸冇steam workshop鬼殺咁嘈，
香港呢邊反而冇乜所謂
btw，呢四個月真係好難捱
我淨係想起香港
香港呢邊反而冇乜所謂
btw，呢四個月真係好難捱
我淨係想起香港
邊會咁快有香港圖
直接用一代香港圖搞唔掂d performance問題
可能ps5玩得十幾fps
可能ps5玩得十幾fps
依家可以呀
你勁期待就買desktop
點用
d asset都無得帶過去cs2
d asset都無得帶過去cs2
本身諗住4080 點知又話就出4080Ti 就諗住換4080Ti
依家講到又話4090 冇得賣不如直上4090
但係我cpu 仲用緊5800x
唔想一次過換曬所有嘢
依家講到又話4090 冇得賣不如直上4090
但係我cpu 仲用緊5800x
唔想一次過換曬所有嘢
唔好諗咁多
一陣又擔心bottleneck一陣又擔心散熱
諗下諗下不如全部換新
一陣又擔心bottleneck一陣又擔心散熱
諗下諗下不如全部換新
睇youtuber 睇試玩都係要4090 先得
What
4090又要再炒貴d了有睇緊
見到6點開直播 到宜家都未完