zztong
Hunter
Currently, you can have one District identified in a Settlement's "outskirt_district" property:
<property name="outskirt_district" value="rural"/>
And, presently, townships of type "city" all come with rural Tiles that wrap around the outside. This can be pretty repetitive.
I've considered making a "bigcity" township with the outskirts being residential.
Then it occurred to me it would be cool if you could list more than one District in the "outskirt_district" property. (This is the suggestion. Allow this...)
<property name="outskirt_district" value="rural,residential"/>
Then, when RWG is generating the outskirts of a settlement, for each Tile to be placed it would first randomize a selection from the outskirts_district List, then determine which Tile from that Distict to use. In this way, the outter ring of Tiles for a city could be a mixture of both Rural and Residential Tiles.
BTW, I tried listing two. It results in a KeyNotFoundException, which makes sense. It is probably looking for a district named "rural,residential".
Another thing I tried was a District with this:
<property name="poi_required_tags_all" value="rural,residential"/>
The idea being that maybe the District would accept POIs of either tag. That attempt resulted in a NullReferenceException.
<property name="outskirt_district" value="rural"/>
And, presently, townships of type "city" all come with rural Tiles that wrap around the outside. This can be pretty repetitive.
I've considered making a "bigcity" township with the outskirts being residential.
Then it occurred to me it would be cool if you could list more than one District in the "outskirt_district" property. (This is the suggestion. Allow this...)
<property name="outskirt_district" value="rural,residential"/>
Then, when RWG is generating the outskirts of a settlement, for each Tile to be placed it would first randomize a selection from the outskirts_district List, then determine which Tile from that Distict to use. In this way, the outter ring of Tiles for a city could be a mixture of both Rural and Residential Tiles.
BTW, I tried listing two. It results in a KeyNotFoundException, which makes sense. It is probably looking for a district named "rural,residential".
Another thing I tried was a District with this:
<property name="poi_required_tags_all" value="rural,residential"/>
The idea being that maybe the District would accept POIs of either tag. That attempt resulted in a NullReferenceException.
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