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Details on that can be seen on the Workshop page.

You can configure autosave intervals in the mod's files.

AutoSaver - Configurable - Adds an autosave function.

Changes your population and money flow considerably in comparison to a vanilla city.

PopBalanceMod - Changes the maximum population for buildings based on their zone type, and changes their water and electricity requirements to match those adjusted numbers.

Tree Brush - Does exactly what it sounds like: Lets you plant trees in your city, wherever you want.

Very convenient, especially once your cities get big.

Automatic Bulldoze - Destroys buildings that are abandoned or burned down without you having to do a thing.

Very convenient if you want to keep it around, but hate opening it and having to scroll through messages.

Chirpy Banner - Changes Chirpy into a scrolling marquee banner at the top of the screen.

Chirper Position Changer/Mover - Basically just lets you move Chirpy.

Mods that have been overshadowed or are no longer needed are removed once the time comes. For the time being, updates to this list are happening every two days or so. I'll be adding to this list as my own mod library grows. More mods are being created all the time. Once you launch the game, enable the mods you want to use in the mod menu. If you want to use a mod click on the 'Subscribe' button on the Workshop description to download the mod and use it in-game. Most of these mods are works in progress, but their creators can help you in the discussion and comments sections on their Workshop pages. I've definitely packed my game with mods, and I want to share some of my favorites from the Steam Workshop. It's very impressive considering the game's only been out for seven days at the time of writing. The Cities: Skylines Steam Workshop is just packed with community-made content, including everything from structures and maps to feature mods.