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How would Layton City look on Open Street Maps? ? One of the mods (Cimtographer) allows you to “print” a, Open Street Map of your…
Originally posted on Ben's Cities:
How would Layton City look on Open Street Maps? ? One of the mods (Cimtographer) allows you to “print” a, Open Street Map of your…
Originally posted on Ben's Cities:
Heavy rail system delivers the goods ? When Cities Skylines first came out the heavy rail system was more optimised for moving freight or…
Originally posted on Ben's Cities:
Light rail finally surfaces ? With the continued expansion of the heavy rail network in Layton City the question was asked would light rail…
Originally posted on Ben's Cities:
What chaos could I bring to my citizens? ? If flooding from intense storms and traffic pile ups were not enough to bring misery…
In between campaigning (for Papakura Local Board) I managed to squeeze in some Cities Skylines as a break.
In the linked post I blog about how cycling is king in Layton City. Found out how by clicking below.
Biking is king in Layton City
One thing I am trying with Layton City is to make the city an 8-80 City. That is a city that is safe to navigate by both eight and eighty year old citizens as w…
While we await for the Unitary Plan recommendations due out publicly next Wednesday my hone some of my more personal level attention to Layton City.
While I have stated in the past I enjoy the big picture, the macro level jigsaw puzzle I do come down to the personal level regularly to explore the City at a citizen level.
How does the city feel and move at the personal level and how our the citizens feeling at the same time.
Also while the big picture is enjoyable, the personal level with the diverse detail is just as enjoyable.
If you have the Free Camera mods for Cities Skylines you are able to drop down to citizen level and either walk around from the view-point of a person or follow any vehicle whether on land, sea or in the air. The great thing about this is along with the Screenshots button (F12) you get to see your city down at a personalised level. At the same time if you click on individual citizens or tourists they tell you their happiness and where they are going. This can allow fine tuning while enjoying the City as a person would see it rather than how most see it at 40,000ft.
Below is some citizen level and follow the bus shots going around Layton City. For full resolution right-click the individual picture slide and open in a new tab.
For the start of the mass transit…
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Originally posted on Ben's Cities:
An 8-80 City needs mass transit ? With the foundations now laid down for Layton City the expansion begins towards a large-scale city. Yesterday…
Introducing my current project Layton City is my fifth city in Cities Skylines since I got the game two years ago. Layton City is also unique as it will be only my second city (Solaria was t…
Source: Layton City – Starting Out #CitiesSkylines
(My Cities Skylines posts will now be over at Ben’s Cities)
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