Oops! Forgot about that. I have that mod too by the way :D

janemos and Cahos Rahne Veloza: It has moved to Toggle It! mod.

@Janemod:

Keallu's mod does hide district policy icons and you can even set it on the mod's hopbar if you wanted so you can toggle hiding them off and on.

Nice of you to keep hosting this still working mod. Thanks!

(@ keallu: the Hide it! mod doesn't give me the option to hide these icons)

For everyone experiencing problems with this mod, then go look at:

Hide It!

It can do the same and much more.

@kartonbaba:

How the hell should I know :P

Just go back a page, these comments are so few, and you'll see said "mabako" posted a comment saying how he appreciated me not taking credit for his original work.

Also I no longer play this DLC laden piece of crap (Cities Skylines that is) because this is nothing more than a traffic management simulator AND NOT a city building game :P

mabako? mabako from mtasa community???

youre a beautiful person. have my children.

Thank you for doing this :)

@GordonDry: I can't help you out with your issue man, if you've read the description for this upload you'd have known I'm only hosting this mod and have no idea on how it works.

But by merely basing a guess on the mods you cited I'm thinking you have too many "Districts" mods installed. To find out if this mod is the culprit simply uninstall this and see if your issue clears out, if it does then there you go. Now regarding if you'd want me to fix the mod then as I said no luck there I'm afraid.

I got this issue and I don't know if it's because of "District Policies Highlighting", "Toggle District Snapping", "District UI Tweaks: Hide Names" or "mabako's Hide District Policy Icons Mod".

But it seems that it is the reason for that issue:
http://sp.zhabite.com/workshop/filedetails/discussion/408875519/451851477885672869/

IndexOutOfRangeException: Array index is out of range.
at ColossalFramework.PoolList`1[ColossalFramework.UI.UIComponent].get_Item (Int32 index) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
at DistrictWorldInfoPanel.UpdatePolicies () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
at DistrictWorldInfoPanel.UpdateBindings () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
at WorldInfoPanel.LateUpdate () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
(Filename: Line: -1)

People who do this with their mods are idiots. Setting them to private or preventing others from continuing development is a selfish dick move. I have offered many modders to take over their projects since they don't play anymore and they give me thees rude responses. I feel your pain brother. IMHO, Those people are in it for the attention not the actual contribution to the community.

@Kaldir: Thanks for the confirmation :)

Had the mod not been working I'd have to remove it from the workshop seeing as I can't mod.

Seems to be working fine with the After Dark expansion as well.

I really wish mabako would get back into the mod scene as he/she knows more on how to mentain his/her mod.

I've just checked with the base game and it still does work :)

I'll be getting the EP tomorrow as it's already night time here and I'll test it out by then... unless someone who has the EP now can test it out for us.

Hello. Is this mod compatible with the After Dark DLC released today (24 September 2015)?

Thankfully still working fine under the latest 1.1.1b update patch :)

@mabako: This version was the last update you uploaded before you decided to remove it from your list.

As for being broken, from my experience using it I could honestly say that it works as intended. Also Windows PC FTW~!

People who often have problems with mods as well as the game itself seem to be mostly MAC and/or Linux users, so sucks to be them I guess LOL

But I really wish you make all of your mods available again.

Thanks for the fair portrayal, what more could you ask for.

Good luck with keeping it up to date, I'm not playing Cities: Skylines currently so what good is it to make the mods available if they're just broken?

Whew, thankfully this mod still works fine under the latest 1.1 update patch otherwise I'd have to take it down for incompatibility issues as I already said, I can't mod.

@kelmenwong: TL;DR version for lazy bums like you:

Basically this mod hides/disables those little annoying policy icons that are shown in each District you create. It even clearly says so on the mods name :P

you should just put what this tool is about in the description. any other things like the source code whatever should be created in discussion thread.

@FX2K: Setting a workshop item as "Private" makes the item unavailable for everyone except for the author/uploader.

If you are subbed to a workshop item that an uploader then sets as "Private" you still get to keep that item in your workshop item folder. However you will no longer be able to access the item's Steam Workshop page when you try to look it up.

Just interested in the situation with mods being removed.....

Doesn't setting the mod as private leave it available for those who subscribed?
Or does it auto remove it from the game? If it removes it, then that's a bad decision IMO on CO's part, auto updating is one thing but auto-removing files is another.

@aubergine: I'm still editing the file description, please check back a bit. But to answer your question, I'm not sure as I didn't do anything to the mod, I just uploaded my copy of it.

ISTR the original version of this mod broke the District info panel (eg. when editing policies) - has that been fixed (or can it be fixed) in this version?