There's currently some difficulty building paths into buildings accurately, as you can't snap buildings to paths or vice versa, as well as shops being difficult to hook up to paths when they're near other shops.
You can kind of get path 'tiles' by using the shortest possible 4m-wide paths with angle snapping turned on, but it's still hard to connect those to wider paths, and it leaves gaps in corners and around elevated paths, like this:
The easiest way I could think of to solve both those problems would be to add path tiles to Building mode. Like Roof tiles, but thinner and guests can walk on them like normal paths. That way you could make a building that easily hooks up to paths, doesn't leave gaps you can see through, AND you could copy and move the paths with the building if you need to. Throw in some sloped peices and you'd be able to make some complicated guest-friendly buildings. It'd also be a way to have elevated paths without having to have railings along the path all the time.
Oh, and you can do fake tiles already, so the pathing support should be there:
Queues would be cool too, but might be more difficult to set up.
You can kind of get path 'tiles' by using the shortest possible 4m-wide paths with angle snapping turned on, but it's still hard to connect those to wider paths, and it leaves gaps in corners and around elevated paths, like this:
The easiest way I could think of to solve both those problems would be to add path tiles to Building mode. Like Roof tiles, but thinner and guests can walk on them like normal paths. That way you could make a building that easily hooks up to paths, doesn't leave gaps you can see through, AND you could copy and move the paths with the building if you need to. Throw in some sloped peices and you'd be able to make some complicated guest-friendly buildings. It'd also be a way to have elevated paths without having to have railings along the path all the time.
Oh, and you can do fake tiles already, so the pathing support should be there:
Queues would be cool too, but might be more difficult to set up.
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