隻game其中一個玩法係等到幾多人口就lag機
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隻game其中一個玩法係等到幾多人口就lag機
隻game其中一個玩法係等到幾多人口就lag機
3070ti i5 16gb 到120k 開low 都叫有30 Fps
比想像中好
比想像中好
https://www.reddit.com/r/CitiesSkylines/comments/17loew6/code_deep_dive_residential_rents/
For developers: This information can be found in the Game.dll file under the Game.Simulation namespace. The class name is RentAdjustSystem. Feel free to take a look yourselves and let me know if I missed anything!
Factors affecting rent:
The game considers a wide variety of factors when determining the rent price for a given building. This is a simplified list of factors, but it goes even deeper than this when actually crunching the numbers.
What triggers high rent warnings:
The game calculates the maximum affordable rent on a per-tenant basis throughout the building. The game then compares the asking price for the unit with the maximum affordable rent each tenant can afford. Rent is considered excessive if 70% or more of renters in the building cannot afford to pay the rent, triggering a high rent warning to appear above the building until this condition no longer exists, either by abandonment or an increase in affordability.
For developers: This information can be found in the Game.dll file under the Game.Simulation namespace. The class name is RentAdjustSystem. Feel free to take a look yourselves and let me know if I missed anything!
Factors affecting rent:
The game considers a wide variety of factors when determining the rent price for a given building. This is a simplified list of factors, but it goes even deeper than this when actually crunching the numbers.
Commute time (lower time = higher rent)
Travel time to shopping (lower time = higher rent)
This means that mixed use buildings are going to have higher rents due to this alone!
Household happiness, health, and wellbeing (higher values = higher rent)
Tax rate (lower tax = lower rent)
Side note: Children reduce the tax rate of the household! Currently, birth rates are controlled by random chance, but a fun mod might allow citizen happiness to affect the birth rate chance!
Highest household education level (higher education = higher rent)
Service coverage (police, healthcare, communication, education, garbage, entertainment, welfare) (higher coverage = higher rent)
Dwelling unit size (lot size * floors / units) (higher size = higher rent)
This means that zoning high density alone may not be enough to help. Consider zoning smaller lots to force smaller dwelling units, but be careful that units don't get too small, because this has a negative effect on happiness.
Land value (higher value = higher rent)
Urban blight (nearby crime, abandonment, pollution, homelessness) (more blight = lower rent)
Building level (higher level = higher rent)
What triggers high rent warnings:
The game calculates the maximum affordable rent on a per-tenant basis throughout the building. The game then compares the asking price for the unit with the maximum affordable rent each tenant can afford. Rent is considered excessive if 70% or more of renters in the building cannot afford to pay the rent, triggering a high rent warning to appear above the building until this condition no longer exists, either by abandonment or an increase in affordability.
https://www.reddit.com/r/CitiesSkylines/comments/17lv04a/code_deep_dive_pt_2_industrial_rents/
For industry zones, the game calculates rent based on half of the value of the building's upkeep costs and consumption costs (electricity, water, sewage, garbage, etc). It then calculates the maximum rent the company can afford based on its efficiency, revenue from sold goods (based on market prices and actual orders), overhead (such as taxes, wages, and transportation) then compares the rent with the maximum the company can afford.
The rabbit hole goes deeper when you get into what makes a company profitable in the first place! The simulation considers the actual price of the goods sold for the company, and has an actual goods market underpinning all of this, with local businesses placing real orders for real goods to be delivered at real market prices. This factors in many things such as the cost of resources, labor, transportation, and demands for the goods sold.
For industry zones, the game calculates rent based on half of the value of the building's upkeep costs and consumption costs (electricity, water, sewage, garbage, etc). It then calculates the maximum rent the company can afford based on its efficiency, revenue from sold goods (based on market prices and actual orders), overhead (such as taxes, wages, and transportation) then compares the rent with the maximum the company can afford.
The rabbit hole goes deeper when you get into what makes a company profitable in the first place! The simulation considers the actual price of the goods sold for the company, and has an actual goods market underpinning all of this, with local businesses placing real orders for real goods to be delivered at real market prices. This factors in many things such as the cost of resources, labor, transportation, and demands for the goods sold.
https://www.reddit.com/r/CitiesSkylines/comments/17m9wzp/code_deep_dive_pt_3_struggling_businesses_that/
It took some more digging in the code and found the logic that causes companies to go bankrupt and leave town. There are two primary criteria that will cause a company to go bankrupt:
Only if both conditions are met will a company actually move out of your city! What's likely happening here is that your businesses are struggling to pay rent, but aren't hitting that magic -$50,000 net worth.
Net worth is calculated by summing up the value of the company's assets. This includes all of the company's owned trucks, stored resources, and unsold goods.
I had thought at first that the game wasn't considering the value of cash-on-hand, but later discovered that it does, as money is considered a "resource" that contributes to the net worth calculation. Cash-on-hand can be a negative value, so that's not the cause.
This might just be an imbalance of the value of a specific asset such as trucks, stored resources, or unsold goods. If a company is struggling to sell enough product to make rent, but has a ton of inventory on hand, it might be enough to keep that company above the net worth threshold even though they are clearly unable to pay rent.
It took some more digging in the code and found the logic that causes companies to go bankrupt and leave town. There are two primary criteria that will cause a company to go bankrupt:
Total net worth of the company is less than -$50,000
Estimated daily profit of the company is lower than the rent
Only if both conditions are met will a company actually move out of your city! What's likely happening here is that your businesses are struggling to pay rent, but aren't hitting that magic -$50,000 net worth.
Net worth is calculated by summing up the value of the company's assets. This includes all of the company's owned trucks, stored resources, and unsold goods.
I had thought at first that the game wasn't considering the value of cash-on-hand, but later discovered that it does, as money is considered a "resource" that contributes to the net worth calculation. Cash-on-hand can be a negative value, so that's not the cause.
This might just be an imbalance of the value of a specific asset such as trucks, stored resources, or unsold goods. If a company is struggling to sell enough product to make rent, but has a ton of inventory on hand, it might be enough to keep that company above the net worth threshold even though they are clearly unable to pay rent.
https://www.reddit.com/r/CitiesSkylines/comments/17mnrz4/code_deep_dive_pt_4_the_education_system/
Citizens graduate based on periodic evaluation of a probability formula that compares a random number against the probability of graduation on a scale from 0 to 1. If the random number is lower than the graduation probability, the student graduates. Graduating citizens receive their degree and are promoted to the next level of education, where they become eligible to enroll in higher level schools.
Citizens who have a low probability of graduation are more likely to fail out of school. Failure happens when the probability formula's random number winds up being higher than the graduation probability. These failures are tallied and tracked on the student's record, and are considered if they apply to school again. Each consecutive failure reduces the chance that the student will be readmitted to school. After three failures in the same level of education, the student becomes ineligible to enroll again. It appears that the failure counter resets to 0 if the student graduates.
A citizen may drop out of school for factors unrelated to their grades. This simulates students who have external factors affecting their ability to continue going to school, such as poverty, commute time, age, work conflicts, etc. Dropouts are not tracked and do not count as failures. A student who drops out is returned to the population of "applicants" and will be considered for enrollment again without additional penalties.
Citizens graduate based on periodic evaluation of a probability formula that compares a random number against the probability of graduation on a scale from 0 to 1. If the random number is lower than the graduation probability, the student graduates. Graduating citizens receive their degree and are promoted to the next level of education, where they become eligible to enroll in higher level schools.
Citizens who have a low probability of graduation are more likely to fail out of school. Failure happens when the probability formula's random number winds up being higher than the graduation probability. These failures are tallied and tracked on the student's record, and are considered if they apply to school again. Each consecutive failure reduces the chance that the student will be readmitted to school. After three failures in the same level of education, the student becomes ineligible to enroll again. It appears that the failure counter resets to 0 if the student graduates.
A citizen may drop out of school for factors unrelated to their grades. This simulates students who have external factors affecting their ability to continue going to school, such as poverty, commute time, age, work conflicts, etc. Dropouts are not tracked and do not count as failures. A student who drops out is returned to the population of "applicants" and will be considered for enrollment again without additional penalties.
如果要解決high rent warning, 係咪要特登起D區係遠離service同商業區?
如果唔想產業升級未咁
如果你用非公路做連接
地價都會隨著道路延伸
不過用公路就可以阻止
所以依家想控制地價即使市內都要用公路
但係聽聞某d公共交通都會將地價蔓延
譬如地鐵
地價都會隨著道路延伸
不過用公路就可以阻止
所以依家想控制地價即使市內都要用公路
但係聽聞某d公共交通都會將地價蔓延
譬如地鐵
玩到21萬左右人口，所有野開哂，依家開驚好似無乜目標咁。
今集太易賺錢
變左無咩難度
但係如果太易蝕錢隻game又玩唔到落去
變左無咩難度
但係如果太易蝕錢隻game又玩唔到落去
呢個設計其實係咪想人規劃嗰陣會分開urban同suburb
玩到5萬人口，一路玩壞手勢而家開始承受後果，太多grid同埋中高密度啲交通開始收收地皮。仲要中咗個唔知咩bug，有架車永遠都卡喺個十字路口永遠都唔despawn，成條交通樞紐跪咗喺度
但只可以用公路分就怪怪地 
唔知之後會唔會改
唔知之後會唔會改
暫時del左條路run一陣等d車消失?
其實如果可以用埋地形去分好似會再make sense啲，現實世界都係隔座山隔個海其實已經係唔同社區，就算有馬路連住但都已經唔係同一回事，不過要dev又要諗埋點樣量化地形呢啲嘢
冇用，佢會飛去最接近嘅嗰條路上面
架車個status永遠都係「正在登上載具」，而我trace返架車個owner係喺十個街口外行緊街，個住址都係not even close to嗰架車
就算我拆咗佢間屋佢都只會搬去第度，問題冇解決過
架車個status永遠都係「正在登上載具」，而我trace返架車個owner係喺十個街口外行緊街，個住址都係not even close to嗰架車
就算我拆咗佢間屋佢都只會搬去第度，問題冇解決過
點樣先多人住高密度高樓
玩玩吓啲車AI變到好似1咁
D bug 多到要暫時棄玩
地價係邊到睇？
旅遊區到底要點搞 執哂全部野去機場 碼頭隔離都無咩用
飯店 酒店又唔出比我
-10% 稅都唔開
執哂全部野去機場 碼頭隔離都無咩用飯店 酒店又唔出比我
-10% 稅都唔開請教下點解有時click咗完塊地都唔起野？e.g. Click完高密度住宅但塊地都唔見起緊樓，睇番地皮個頁又見到個堆格仔真係變咗綠色...
因為無需求
見2代好似好正，n年前買左1代 依家先岩岩開始玩
係咪直接玩2代好d
係咪直接玩2代好d