if a town is super big doesnt the guild cap gonna give problems?
I think:
- The roads are no longer wide/high(?) enough to join the settlement parts, so itās broken into bits.
- A neighbor, Gomboc, is has a 1 plot gap to you. Under the old 2x2 chunk-based system it probably counted as part of your settlement - the gap needs filing.
Edit: just because beacons are guild aligned doesnāt make them part of the settlement. They still have to be physically joined based on all the rules.
Iām new to all this too, so Iām happy to stand corrected LOL
Not really concerned about Gomboc. More concerned about RiotBee/BeetheBuilder.
The rules are where Iām having trouble.
Itās said that everything needs to be connected. They are.
PsychoIntent owns the main building, called Psychoās Workshop. Directly connected to that, PsychoBuilderās road starts, which is called Pandoraās Roadway, iirc. This road connects to another set of plots, called Guildhall, and another set of plots, which I think is called RiotBeeās abode? RiotBeeās abode is actually a set of two different characterās plots, all connected.
So, if the rule is that plots must be touching, then Iām obeying that rule. If thereās more rules, Iām not understanding them.
Iāll try using the beacon debug visual when I get home and hopefully that will allow me to figure this out.
Wish this change would have been explained properly before hand, with images to illustrate the point.
All you need to do is make your roads 3 plots high and theyāll count towards your settlement, because then there will be 9 plots in each plot column+contiguous plot columns. Get it?
Once people move in and beacon up the gaps your problem will be solved, or make your roads 3 blocks tall. Then itāll pass the road hueristic and count towards the settlement.
The information is here, itās just split between a few different developers and posts.
They have to be āconnectedā by plots that are in the settlement - roads arenāt. To make a plot count they say it has to be surrounded by 8 plots, but I donāt get that bit, Iām afraid. If you have a road 3 plots wide, I guess the middle line will always be surrounded by 8 plots, so will extend the settlement. That plot count can be vertically (and maybe diagonally?)
Or 3 wide? Or 3 in an L-shape?
Looking from the end:
X
X X
or
XXX
or
X
X
X
Edit: under the old rules, 2 wide or 2 high worked.
It depends on your design. 1w by 3t will pass the test, 2x1 will not as that only adds up to 6, 2x2 will pass as that is 12.
Any block in a 2x2 will have 11 neighbours
XX
XX
XX
OX
XX
XX
Where X is neighbour and O is the block
Which when you add the plot in question equals 12.
Itās broken right here
I can see that you went 3 plots up, but it doesnāt seem to have worked. I would suggest trying 3 plots wide. This fixes virtually every broken settlement.
Yes agreed. I just did some tests 3x1 and 1x3 and L-shape all work as roads.
Thank you @Marrs, @MajorVex, and @Ark. Each plot requiring 8 connected plots is much more concise than the original post.
By that, I mean either a 2x2x2, 3x3x1, or some variation of those two.
Updated the OP to reflect the recent change to improve the road evaluation.
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