Wow, that was fast!!

I'll comment there instead.

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3082213653

cool!

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/ugc/2190499045508218910/4256F089F2A70F2D3ABECC835083A551560C1193/?imw=5000&imh=5000&ima=fit&impolicy=Letterbox&imcolor=%23000000&letterbox=false

If you say so :) Would you consider making that? I would be immensely grateful.

Ok. Vanilla Steampunk.

Hm... men in hats and dark suits, women in coats... and hats as well :)
Perhaps it's not super clear in this video (AI enhanced) but it's what I'm looking for:
https://youtu.be/LRX897Tl234?t=148
I'm looking for realism, so sort of tame and generic would be preferable to fancy and special, since each character is used so many times.

what would that even look like? steampunk?

I understand if this is a tall order, but is there any chance you could make a pack of citizens typical for northern Europe in the 1920s? (I'm making Stockholm in 1925 as realistic as possible)

Good! I thought tourists only came with After Dark!

you don't need After dark to have it. XD

glad to hear it!

Many thanks, M4gic. I love your sets. I use them in all my cities.

Priests and nuns are in here: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3004470410

Fair point. They did all have so many different colours. Maybe a useful genetic look might be just to create a red uniform top, nondescript cap, and black trousers, so they look military-ish, or a suit in dark green to pass off as a dress uniform. Clergy and nuns would be a nice addition. Put something like a saturno on them and there is no way they could be mistaken for anyone else. I know it was a Roman Catholic look but the different hats and headgear different faiths wore might be hard to replicate, and the saturno's simple shape might mean it would be the easiest to do. Put them in a dress replicating cassocks and it would be a generic clergy look.

I am having so much fun using all your creations in my cities. They appeal to we historian types who live, eat and drink history around the clock! lol

If I made military for this set it would have to be US Cavalry or Canadian Mounties, maybe British, Dutch or French soldiers...but the issue here is that all them wore different colored uniforms in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Clergy is interesting....I might add a priest and a nun.

Thank you for your wonderful creations, M4gic. They have totally changed my gameplay. I was having problems uploading screenshots but it is now fixed so I can upkoad my M4giced Cities!!!

A suggestion. IF you are creating more cims (don't worry about it if you are not), I kept thinking something was missing from the crowds lots of photos of Victorian street scenes contained two groups not in the 19th century cims: military officers, and clergy. Military officers in dress uniforms were regulars in cities. I don't know if they are doable either genetically, or just to pick one country's dress uniform for the period and put people in it.

An easier option would be clergy. All you need is someone in a long black cassock. An addition could be a simple hat called a Saturno. They are like wearing an upturned soup bowl with a very wide brim, and are called after the planet Saturn. They might be the easiest type of hat to make, and would identify the wearer as a cleric.

And abide!

Love it - Go West, Young Man!

naturally!

Oh yes, and a dray, a pony and trap, a landau, a calèche, a barouche, a berlin, a hansom cab, an Irish jaunting car, a Red River cart, a Conestoga wagon, a sleigh (for Snowfall), a dog sled (for Snowfall) and a surrey with a fringe on top.

Now I suppose we are going to need some carts and wagons, huh?