Difference between revisions of "RCI Zones"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
sc4e>Whatevermind m (Recategorized) |
m (Naomi57 on Simtropolis) |
||
| (9 intermediate revisions by 3 users not shown) | |||
| Line 16: | Line 16: | ||
* Heavy industrial: large factories and assembly plants. High-tech industry requires specific conditions to grow. | * Heavy industrial: large factories and assembly plants. High-tech industry requires specific conditions to grow. | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:The Game]] |
Latest revision as of 22:11, 14 February 2020
RCI Zones (Residential-Commercial-Industrial Zones) are what the mayor uses to develop his/her city. Using RCI zones he/she allocates that development of a certain zone type buildings can be constructed there. It can be divided up into their density. The higher the density, the more costly the tiles are to zone. They need to be powered and have direct road connections in order to develop. Water is optional, but is needed for wealthier, denser buildings to develop. It is also good to have government services and parks near zones to increase their YIMBY, land value and desirability.
Residential Zones
- Light residential: single family homes and the lot.
- Medium residential: small apartment complexes and town houses.
- Dense residential: large apartment complexes and projects.
Commercial Zones
- Light commercial: small shops and office complexes.
- Medium commercial: average-sized shops and offices.
- Dense commercial: large shops and office towers.
Industrial Zones
- Agricultural: farms and orchards. Requires a lot of land and specific conditions to grow.
- Medium industrial: small factories and assembly plants. High-tech industry requires specific conditions to grow.
- Heavy industrial: large factories and assembly plants. High-tech industry requires specific conditions to grow.
