So we've all been there: we've laid a nice tramway track all across a city, then we try to build some stops, and the city tells us that we can go stick our trams into a deep-level tube tunnel.
I think it would be nice to have some indication of if a city will actually allow you to build on their territory, for example by changing the color of the city's nameplate / label / however you want to call it. That would also mean that, if I am waiting for a city coucil to finally forgive me for my sins, I wouldn't have to go through three levels of menus and try to build a station just in order to check.
Is that something that would be doable?
Change city label color if they hate me
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Re: Change city label color if they hate me
You're in luck! This is a feature of JGR’s Patchpack.
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Re: Change city label color if they hate me
As per 2TallTyler.
It has four levels and updates as you build infrastructure (ie. bus stops etc.)
The level are (like to dislike) Green, Yellow, Orange, Red.
It has four levels and updates as you build infrastructure (ie. bus stops etc.)
The level are (like to dislike) Green, Yellow, Orange, Red.
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Re: Change city label color if they hate me
You could just open city bwindow stat and lay teack and stops you know tram sp to
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Re: Change city label color if they hate me
Well, aren't you a very smart person, telling me something that I explicitly mentioned in my original post.This is my name wrote: ↑14 Aug 2020 14:53 You could just open city bwindow stat and lay teack and stops you know tram sp to
The fact that I can find an information by clicking through several menus and dialogs does not mean that this part of the UX design could not be improved upon. The fact that a patch for this already exists proves that I am not the only one who thinks so.
(Also, I understand half of cour comment at best.)
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