Game.City.CityService

Assembly:
Assembly-CSharp (typical for Cities: Skylines 2 mods — actual assembly may vary)

Namespace: Game.City

Type: public enum CityService

Base: System.Enum

Summary: Enumeration representing the different high-level city services used by the game (Cities: Skylines 2). Each member identifies a service area (for example, Electricity or Roads) that game systems, UI, managers, or arrays can index or reference. The final member Count is a sentinel used to represent the number of defined services and is commonly used for sizing arrays or iterating all services.

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Fields

• Communications
  Represents communications-related services (e.g., messaging, inter-city links). Underlying integer value: 0.

• Districts
  Represents district management services. Underlying integer value: 1.

• Education
  Represents education services (schools, universities). Underlying integer value: 2.

• Electricity
  Represents electrical power services (generation, distribution). Underlying integer value: 3.

• FireAndRescue
  Represents fire and rescue services (fire stations, emergency rescue). Underlying integer value: 4.

• GarbageManagement
  Represents garbage collection and waste management services. Underlying integer value: 5.

• HealthcareAndDeathcare
  Represents healthcare and deathcare services (hospitals, crematoriums, cemeteries). Underlying integer value: 6.

• Landscaping
  Represents landscaping services/operations. Underlying integer value: 7.

• ParksAndRecreation
  Represents parks, recreation, and leisure services. Underlying integer value: 8.

• PoliceAndAdministration
  Represents police and administrative services (police stations, city admin). Underlying integer value: 9.

• Roads
  Represents road network and maintenance services. Underlying integer value: 10.

• Transportation
  Represents public transportation services (buses, metros, etc.). Underlying integer value: 11.

• WaterAndSewage
  Represents water supply and sewage services. Underlying integer value: 12.

• Zones
  Represents zoning services (residential, commercial, industrial zones). Underlying integer value: 13.

• Count
  Sentinel value representing the number of services in the enum. Underlying integer value: 14. Commonly used to size arrays or bounds-check iterations.

Properties

• None. (This is a plain enum type with no properties.)

Constructors

• None explicitly declared. (Enums have implicit constructors provided by the runtime.)

Methods

• None declared on this enum type. (Standard Enum methods from System.Enum are available, e.g., ToString(), Parse, GetValues, etc.)

Usage Example

// Typical usage patterns for this enum:

// 1) Size arrays or collections by Count
bool[] serviceEnabled = new bool[(int)CityService.Count];
serviceEnabled[(int)CityService.Electricity] = true;

// 2) Iterate all services
for (int i = 0; i < (int)CityService.Count; i++)
{
    CityService service = (CityService)i;
    Console.WriteLine($"Service #{i}: {service}");
}

// 3) Switch on a service value
void HandleService(CityService service)
{
    switch (service)
    {
        case CityService.Electricity:
            // handle electricity-specific logic
            break;
        case CityService.Roads:
            // handle roads-specific logic
            break;
        // ...
        default:
            break;
    }
}

// 4) Parse from string (when reading from config/UI)
if (Enum.TryParse<CityService>("HealthcareAndDeathcare", out var parsed))
{
    // use parsed
}

File location: Game\City\CityService.cs

Notes: - Values are default 0-based sequential integers unless modified in the source. - Count is useful to ensure arrays and loops remain correct when members are added/removed; keep in sync with the enum members.