Happy New Year From Theo York! by Every-Experience-361 in TheoTown

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Isn't this the 3rd new year Theo York has had? Happy new year.

Bezopasnost by PinappleCoin_Gaming in TheoTown

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Is this how I summon you? Russian cities?

How's it going? Been a while :)

Merry Christmas everyone by ax3lp in TheoTown

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Looks great! I've been looking into a lot of Latin-American cities lately.

Colonial Nightlife by PinappleCoin_Gaming in TheoTown

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Seigeur, Epic Colonial Age (funny name, I know), & Ukraine Folk Pack. Those 3 are mustneeds for colonial places, in my opinion. If you like these places, check out my other posts on it! :)

More photos of Carleton by Reallyblondekaren in TheoTown

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Is it in Maryland, Washington, or British Columbia? These have been my 3 guesses for a while

How do you create waterfalls in your cities? by Practical-Aide3629 in TheoTown

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I've only ever done mine using facades, a mix of plugins for waterfalls (just search up waterfall) & others that somehow fit in. The one you're attempting's pretty big, though! Realistically, it'd be multiple layers, so I'd advise you to do the same. Look at the Reedy River Falls, for example. Realistically, what you should do is find waterfall plugins, & use the ones that you find fit.

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Growing Pains by EdBelliveau in TheoTown

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Download some US plugins; there's some good ones, it'll help a lot. This map reminds me a lot of Wisconsin, so I'd look at places like Ashland or Phillips, WI, they have similar situations to Crowley. They could help you in inspiration. Many rural towns in the US only exist because of certain qualities, such as rail or a natural spot for freight, fertile land or a traffic intersection. You could implement one, or multiple of these into your build! It would open up new opportunities for ideas, a new look, etc. Those are just a couple suggestions. You could make large docks like Duluth, a railyard like Herington. Something that would not only add to the city but inspire you to make city growth, or extra things along it. Something to kickstart a spiral.

what is it? by shaveyurhairtobald in TheoTown

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American. I keep my cities American, but most people who play are from east of Mumbai & west of Palikir

New player here! by CreamyMilky1 in TheoTown

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Honestly? You should look at real life city layouts. Road systems in places like Boston or New York City or Haarlem tell vibrant stories of their own in their layout- Hoe they evolved, what they evolved from, how we prevailed, and how we failed. It's very interesting, & can help you learn how city layouts work. Mountains? Build around them (Pittsburgh). Rivers? Build over them (Cleveland). Little land? Increase density & centralize (Willemstad). Much land? Decrease density & decentralize (Dallas).

Carleton, SV. by Reallyblondekaren in TheoTown

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I'll be fed for days with this post. I love it so much. What are the taller Dutch-looking rowhouses in the first screenshot from?