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Cafe and Camp Placement Help
- Thread starter Royce
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I think the camp would look nice where the house is in the bottom left little nook there (though have it more evenly placed).
However, if you want to keep the villager that's there, the camp could also look nice up in the top right little wedge between the river and the tracks.
If it fits I think the cafe would look nice being lined up next to town hall.
However, if you want to keep the villager that's there, the camp could also look nice up in the top right little wedge between the river and the tracks.
If it fits I think the cafe would look nice being lined up next to town hall.
I'd put the campsite in the upper bend of the river, so it's not terribly far from the train station.
As for the cafe, I'm a fan of putting it near either Re-Tail or the plaza. It just feels right to me - logically, a cafe would spring up near a store or a place where events are held.
ETA: That little dip in the upper right part of the river would make a great spot for the campsite, too.
As for the cafe, I'm a fan of putting it near either Re-Tail or the plaza. It just feels right to me - logically, a cafe would spring up near a store or a place where events are held.
ETA: That little dip in the upper right part of the river would make a great spot for the campsite, too.
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Rosebud
small town princess
I like the house placement! I agree with the others above with putting the camp site close to Re-Tail or plaza. I normally put the campsite in an area where it seems quiet if that makes sense (I put mine in a corner near the river where it's surrounded by trees.)
maybe i can put the camp by the left curve thingy?
Red Cat
On-and-off member
Just be careful about putting your campsite near the river because you won't be able to place a bridge anywhere nearby and the campsite is permanent. If you want to plant cedar trees around the campsite, you'll have to put it somewhere on the northern half of your map. You should decide where you want to place your bridges first before deciding on the campsite. I'd personally place the campsite somewhere near the lake either north or northwest of it where it won't interfere with bridge building. There is a lot of space there, so you can really develop the campsite if you want. As for the cafe, I'd put it either in the northeast corner of the map if you want it by itself and you can squeeze it in there, or between the town hall and plaza if you can fit it there to keep everything close together.
i dont think the camp can fit :c but yeah!
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RainCrossing
Senior Member
Your house placement is perfect (◕‿◕✿).
A good placement for your campsite is on the left of the bridge and in the small strip ontop of your house. A good placement for your cafe is next to your house (on the other of the river as your house, below two villagers) and below the first step of the river.
Good luck on your town! I'm sure it'll look as cute than all of your other towns
I would have the campsite right in the middle of that empty area on the left of the train station. Or even on the right, it would look nice and cozy, but you'll have to be careful and plan a lot the landscaping before settling it.
I say that, because most people want pine trees around their campsite, and if it's on the south, it won't work.
For the caf?, it depends on the style of your town, but I would have it under the two houses that are almost parallel, near the train station, where the river goes in a horizontal, making sure I leave lots of space in front of it to add landscaping.
You have to think about what you want to add nearby these things. Do you want a fire pit and some stumps or benches near the campsite? Do you want pine trees? A full forest area? Or that really is not a priority, just some flowers and maybe an outdoor chair? You need to plan around these things.
Same thing with the caf?. You want it to be cozy and hidden, or showing off in a busy area?
Take your time with these things, specially the campsite. Plan a lot, make use of patterns to figure out places for things, start some landscaping before adding the projects just to make sure that's what you are looking for your town.
Here's a guide for the space PWPs occupies: http://angiestown.tumblr.com/post/91178481792
I say that, because most people want pine trees around their campsite, and if it's on the south, it won't work.
For the caf?, it depends on the style of your town, but I would have it under the two houses that are almost parallel, near the train station, where the river goes in a horizontal, making sure I leave lots of space in front of it to add landscaping.
You have to think about what you want to add nearby these things. Do you want a fire pit and some stumps or benches near the campsite? Do you want pine trees? A full forest area? Or that really is not a priority, just some flowers and maybe an outdoor chair? You need to plan around these things.
Same thing with the caf?. You want it to be cozy and hidden, or showing off in a busy area?
Take your time with these things, specially the campsite. Plan a lot, make use of patterns to figure out places for things, start some landscaping before adding the projects just to make sure that's what you are looking for your town.
Here's a guide for the space PWPs occupies: http://angiestown.tumblr.com/post/91178481792
