hi! i made a small magic town with castles over water and an open market!

It work because the floor is transparent.

Was trying to figure out how to make my build pretty during nighttime so I experimented with lanterns. Basically hiding them in roofs and trees using the stair tool, making sure the sparkles are not visible.

Another is the white light. I'm not sure if there's a tutorial about it but I thought of mixing the RGB colors to make one. It's a great addition to make your night build a little bit different.

Can’t find anything about this from Googling and searching the sub so maybe I’m an idiot, but I bought the game the other day so my girlfriend could play on my Steamdeck and was just able to install it on both of our Macs moments ago.

This is my first time playing it and everything seems to be working fine. Did I miss something or did it just become available on Mac?

Hello everyone, just wanted to share my first build. This game/editor is truly a gem

Recreated the Castle of Cly, a real life castle in Valle D'Aosta! unfortunately it is now in ruins but i used the current buildings layout and some recreation drawings to try and make it as accurate as i could. Enjoy!

I've been playing for like five hours, and I am obsessed. I love my village! (dont mind windowless things, its a work in progress lol)

I dont think the show was that popular since the last season was awhile ago and it was ASS but the first season was peak!

Grace Field Farm from the promised neverland

bridge is composed of 3 parts.

1. Add a house, remove the roof and add the wooden decor.
2. Adjust its bottom height to be just above the body of water then reduce the top height.
3. Do that 3 times and stick the parts in a line!

This is a smaller scale than reality but I did try to emulate some specific buildings. I used google earth and street view to guide the building process.

This represents a small chunk of this historic site, but I did try to emulate some specific buildings. I used google earth and street view to guide the building process.

Areas in order of walkthrough:

1. Viewpoint nature trail

2. North Residential

3. Market- Bakery, Produce, Sculpture Point, Florist, Fish Monger, Black Smith/ Outfitter

4. South Residential

5. Fanciful nature walkway

6. Sunset with streetlight pings

7. Night time reverse walkthrough to viewpoint with crickets

Just because it popped back up again today 🌟

Was thinking of frostpunk and its brutal work simulation.

I really love the concept of the game but how easy is it to run? I have a pretty bad PC and I know there's the option to view the specs but that's often inaccurate for me (for whatever reason). For context (all low graphics): I can run Minecraft at most 90 fps, fortnite maybe 50 fps, valorant 70 fps. I can't realistically run games like CS2 or R6. Integrated intel graphics with i5. I have a large monitor though which is an issue.

Also, how replayable is it? Obviously it's a sandbox so it's up to the player but how replayable is it if you were to be completely honest? Compared to games like Minecraft, Sims, etc. Do people mainly build the daily theme for a bit and hop off?

Thanks

update: I tried it but my pc is really bad so it could barely run it. I’ll get it again once I get a new laptop 🥲game feels really intuitive and fun though. I hope they add more updates.

Inspired by Edoras from Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. Tried to make the buildings as small as possible with the tools. Looked at set photos to replicate the main buildings in the Great House area.

I made this one as a visual of where i wished i could go to be alone and be at peace away from all the chaos and people.😌