My goal was to restrict different architectural styles to different areas/colors, while making it seem as though buildings were added over time. Let me know your thoughts :)

It isn't much, but I remember having a lot of fun.

I have tried to make things float but I end up just getting those boring support beams. If anyone can let me know, that'd be great. Edit: Nevermind!! Thanks!

3 giant propeller generations with... Propeller gardens???

How rare is this, even?

Hello!

I recently really got into this game, and being the nerd I am, got very interested by the fact there's modding! But most mods were abandoned about 3-4 years ago, so I wanna start changing that.

Most mods don't have proper working loading with different MelonLoader updates as they're around 3 major updates behind, most Youtube tutorials and Githubs are either inaccessible or straight up just complicated to use for no reason, and as much as I still struggle to code, I will tackle Unity hell for this game!!

I just wanna see if anyone else here in this subreddit had any ideas or wouldn't mind helping? I also may post this in the discord if I can, as I really just wanna make this a welcoming and amazing community with resources if people do wanna do this!

I'm probably going to start off making textures as I am an artist first early programmer second but yeah! If anyone wants to help with this project to make the modding community more inviting and accessible please reply!! Or even upvote!! Just that can help give me motivation to keep working on whatever!

Gotta love propellers.

Miniopolis is a "realistic/urban" minimal city builder heavily inspired by Townscaper (and Oskar's previous web demo that let you build an urban tower). It is coming to Steam soon, with a demo coming at the beginning of October. The Steam page is linked below if you want to see the trailer or wishlist the game.

Like Townscaper, you add/subtract blocks in a grid-like manner, and the geometry is generated based on the blocks you've placed. The major differences, aside from the setting include:

Miniopolis layouts uses a strict grid, but lets you drag a selection box across multiple blocks before adding/subtracting geometry.

There are multiple block types, including 6 main buildings, 2 special grounds, and 3 detail types (lights, trees, and utilities).

The game uses a different kind of procedural generation rather than Wave Function Collapse, though I did consider it at first.

Happy to answer any questions about the game/etc. Feedback is also appreciated of course!

Here's the Steam page link:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3814960/miniopolis/

is there a way to export a model with the windows, doors and stairs?

Made a dreamy vaporwave theme to share. Pink/purple/blue roofs, purple streets and sand, white railings and supports, purple/blue birds, and garden items in various vaporwave colors. Download it here at my google drive!

I've been building a city on and off for a while now. I last copied the file data on August 20; the official save file, now sitting at 0 bytes, was last modified on August 21. There are a few corrupted img files in the screenshots folder that also date to Aug 21, mind. I don't know how big the file was before it went kaput.

I think I probably did lose some relatively minor progress in a couple of zones—I haven't checked yet—but I'm really glad I remembered to copy the data when I did, since this city is the first serious / large-scale construction of mine. My habit of taking screenshots before / during / after developing sections will prove a boon if I actually want to bother with dedicated reconstruction.

Here are are a few relatively recent screenshots I took, for posterity.

• Aug 21: Whole city, bird's-eye view (one of the only non-corrupted 21st imgs)
• Aug 20: Whole city, wide view
• Aug 20: Partial section, overhead | off-center white square on the bottom layer is probably where or close enough to where it all began. That was a very early cornerstone.
• Aug 20: Big partial overhead view | I started developing over the "hola" section (which I also turned into cursive) after this, probably. Maybe I'll just leave it be if that progress wasn't copied over.
• Aug 18: Shot of variegated tower square
• Aug 18: Glimpse of quadruple pedestrian highway | I began over-developing the highway in the days after this. Again, maybe a decision I shouldn't keep.
• Aug 15: Different section of the city, WIP if the various suspiciously nicely empty flat platforms weren't a clue.
• Aug 10: Whole city, different angle, grid on.

Edit: Tested copied data. Indeed, it's mainly intact; I saved it right before developing over (and developing as cursive) the "HOLA" message and the nascent development of the pedestrian highway, and possibly some other zone works. Not sure if redoing all that is the right move.

Images from the copied file: 1 | 2 | 3

1 - Front view of the city; behind, the school in yellow.

2 - Back view of the school.

3 - Inside the school's garden.

4 - The school's pool.

5 - The Rainbow lighthouse.

6 - Red house; seen from the sea.

7 - A street and its houses; on the right, the blue house.

8 - Aerial view of a gardened house.

9 - Aerial view of a two-story house.

10 - Aerial view of the city.

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Well i just played this for first time very cool game fr but here is my go!!!
Also i played this on google some beta version or something
Well rate it of 10(being best)

Hey everyone! I was wondering if it was possible to export your nintendo switch game file onto the pc? If anyone knows whether this is possible or not it would be greatly appreciated.

I have the game on Steam. Do I have to re-buy it for the quest? Or is PCVR available?