Generally this is 'half the short side' as the road it's attached to should normally be on the short side, and should be shared with a building on the other side of it. Some small buildings are very good even including that and should not be discarded as such (i.e. That said, I do not provide active support for IE, but I will try to make it work.1) Rather than criticize small buildings as being 'road-inefficient', I think it's helpful to build a 'nominal road size' into the building itself when deciding on its efficiency. NOTE: This doesn't seem to work on IE, it looks weird for me at least. There is a changelog listed on the site, so when anything is updated, you can find the details there. I know the design sucks, and as I am not that awesome at web design myself I have asked someone else to do this for me. If you encounter any bugs, please let me know. Once all the points are known, the tool will become version 2.0.1 (unless something changes that makes me update the version).

The town points are not yet accurate, as not all points are known. This doesn't work like I want to with the add / remove squares option, which should be fixed soon. Green indicates that it is possible, red indicates that it is not. The bright green or red indicate whether you can build or not. The town hall has a height of 7 and a width of 6. A 4x5 building in-game (e.g the goat farm) will have a height of 4 and a width of 5 in this tool. You can also remove the town hall by using the general remove building option. When you place a building, the square you click on will become the upper left corner. If an action is not possible, for whatever reason, that reason is shown under 'Errors'. You can also save the map you create, and open it later to edit it again, or you can share it with others. The tool is available online, so no downloading is needed. Tagging this as a guide, if a mod thinks it shouldn't be, change itĪnyways, I have created a tool to help you plan your town.

Forge of empires city planner for ipad