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Not really. This is a video game, and doesn't have the capacity to do that type of drafting. I suggest you check out a free program called SketchUp. It takes a bit of learning, but it can do everything you need. That could help you. Otherwise, I recommend contacting a professional architecture and site planning firm

It's a PC game called Cities:Skylines. Heavily modded.

It's a PC game called Cities:Skylines.

The game is Cities:Skylines.

@@ferris4061 thanks!

In fact, I saw on Steam yesterday the game was 80% off, so if you're interested, now is a great time to get it

@@ferris4061 thanks I just got it, wanted to know which mode you are working in. Am working on this mixed development project for University. Very similar to what you did. What mode are you working on in the game.

@@saheellodhia270 I play the game heavily modded. HEAVILY. Mods will allow you to have infinite money, better looking buildings, plants, streets, lights, and on and on. If you are planning on using C:S in a professional capacity for a planning project I would encourage you to look at some mods and how they work. Because ultimately the game was designed to be a fun game, not a planning or landscape design tool.

This how people lived for thousands of years. Majority of European urban centers are and have been like this. New York especially Manhattan is pretty much just this.

@@raaaaaaaaaam496 I understand that this 'style' is very European- and our founders came here to get away from European customs and styles, specifically those that promote SOCIALISM, such as this.

ButterCookie socialism want even invented till the late 1800’s bruh you have no idea what you are talking about. All the oldest New England cities are very euro esc. New York, Boston Philadelphia, Baltimore ,savannah. All way different than the cul-de-sac design of most American cities. These buildings are true freedom. Freedom to get food without having to enter your car. The car is just a tool by elites to make people economically depend on them and the state. Commute time is the number indicator of poverty. Imagine if someone could just walk to school instead of having to buy a shitty 20 year old Chevy. Mixed use is how we are meant to live.

People expressed socialist ideas as far back as the 1600s and many civilizations like the Native American tribes in the Carribean as well as the Indus River Valley Civilization were socialist. American suburbs are an Orwellian nightmare in which hundreds and thousands of homes are the same shapes with little ability to walk to shops, public transit, etc. I think the example in the video is kinda ugly and instead, we should fight for denser cities with LRT and other pblic transit.

@@raaaaaaaaaam496 there's a key difference between what you described, which does seem to be what they were going for, and this hot mess. The big difference: corporations, nothing but big chain retailers ever seem to be owning these "communities" . Imagine the difference of lifestyle and vibe if instead of that modern slave village, we could have a practical economy where it isn't impossible to imagine people affordable a home of there own and if those home owners decide to open up shop, right there in their home- just let them

To draw the streetscape, starting at about 10:19, I used Cities:Skylines (heavily modded). Thanks for the subscription!

Amazing!! He was a great man, and I idolize him in many ways.

@@ferris4061 My son is doing a report on him. I knew he designed Central Park, and I've read Cotton Kingdom, but I am just now learning so much more about him. Thank You for making this video!

I did study it. I earned my degree, and now I am work in planning and economic development.

I am majored in architecture, and now have applied for Urban Planning for my masters degree. Could u recommend me some books that can be of help for a person like me?

Absolutely. Design with Nature by Ian McHarg; The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces by William H. Whyte; Triumph of the City by Edward Glaeser; The Death and Life of Great American Cities by Jane Jacobs; basically anything and everything by Kevin Lynch (My favorites are: The Image of the City, A Theory of Good City Form, and Site Planning); A Pattern Language by Christopher Alexander; The City in History by Lewis Mumford (if you like history); Urban Economics by Arthur O'Sullivan (to understand the economics of urban development, this is the best book out there); The Key to Sustainable Cities by Gwendolyn Hallsmith; City Comforts by David Sucher; the Trouble with City Planning by Kristina Ford; The Wealth and Poverty of Regions by Mario Polese . . . That's probably enough to get you started.

Thank you very very much for all the books you recommended. I really appreciate you taking the time to write all these for me. Thanks a million bro

what the scale of everything is? In meters, how wide is each type of street, and how big is each zoning square?

Thanks!

Thanks Bruce, I appreciate the kind words.

Your welcome sir. I look forward to seeing more.

My pleasure. thanks for stopping by and checking it out.

Ferris what recording software do you use

I use OBS to stream. It's a free, open source software compatible with both Mac OS and Windows. Check out: www.obsproject.com

i do not. I've considered doing one . . . but I always have something else to do that jumps ahead of setting it up.

I don't know. I want to put out a new Sanriella episode that shows more of the downtown. If I decide to do a stream, I will try to announce it ahead of time.

Great video idea

Ooooohh .. . Oglethorpe and Griffin are excellent suggestions. The others I'm not as familiar with, but I will check it out.

thanks!

thank you!!

HA!! Nice.

Awesome. I will check it out. I hope this episode helps you in some way.

It certainly will! I'm currently a bit ahead of my recording schedule so the video won't come out for a week and a half but I'll have previews on Twitter and DeviantArt soon.

Thank you! Keep up the great work at Volcano Beach! You are one of those great members of the C:S community I was referring to.

Yeah, i think I cobbled together different bits of audio from a few different takes. I might have grabbed some clips from before my mic went ka-blooey.

thanks! My system is actually not quite ideal. You'll see a lot of lag and lots of flashing in my vids. But with C:S, we are always fighting against CPU/GPU performance. That's just the nature of the game and its demands.

Honestly, I'm just havin' fun. If the subscribers and views go through the roof, then that's great. I'd love that. But even if they don't, I'll still be here doin' my thing.

thanks! It was horrible not posting for that long. It basically tortured me.

Thanks! Like I mentioned, I thought that would be really stupid, until I remembered that there is a high school near me that is done that way. I should post some pictures of that school to show my inspiration . . .

Thank you!

My pleasure! Live streams are fun.

YES! I will definitely check out Canberra! I love finding inspiration on Google Earth, and I've been desperately looking for some lately. Thanks!