OpenGeofiction
Hey everyone,
I’ve really been dedicated to my city of Klausburg lately. I think that the city is looking way more realistic by now. It’s supposed to be a typical German-looking city, with around 120 000 inhabitants.
What do you all think? Is it coming along nicely? All thoughts, suggestions and criticism are welcome.
Regards
Discussion
Comment from Thunderbird on 2 May 2018 at 15:00
Nothing but positive feedback from me. It looks very realistic to me, but as an American I can’t speak for the European mappers. Great work!
I’d love to see all of your streets “wegs” named, not just the main ones!
-Thunderbird
Comment from superleaf1995 on 3 May 2018 at 00:55
I dont like it… I LOVE IT, very good. Only more filled and it will look like a full-realistic city.
Comment from Marcello on 4 May 2018 at 12:18
Your concept works, and the looks are allright. It may indeed pass for a middle -European city (if we had that on OGF, obviously, which we have not).
Two points of criticism, though:
Your streets are practically nowhere really exact parallel, or have 90 degree corners, not even in supposedly newer neighbourhoods. That looks weird.
Your tramway system, although good in idea, uses irrealistically tight curves. The point south of the bridge where the tracks make a 270 degrees curve in what looks to be a under 25 metres radius - negociating at least 6 metres of height as well - is really too much of a good thing (bad thing, rather). No tram will ever keep on those tracks. Your lay-out through the ‘old town’ is too close and I think one tram crossing over the river will suffice. But the basics work: some carefull re-planning and re-engineering and it’s o.k.
For the rest: keep up the good work.
Marcello.