Short description of their jobs, courtesy of a developer journal: For that to work you need a habitat gate on the back of it and staff paths leading from the gate to the newly built staff facilities. But it is a totally great idea later on, as you can then dig tunnels below guest paths and connect isolated staff and zoo facilities with each other, without the guests seeing a thing.Īs I mentioned, your habitats support buildings, like the Keeper hut, Trade center, Quarantine, Research Centre and Veterinary Surgery can now be placed behind the habitat, away from guest’s eyes and in the perfect position for easy and fast access to the animal’s habitat. You can also dig them down a bit with the terrain terafforming tools to achieve the same result but that is a lot more expensive and takes up more space. Take note to raise the fences to about 3m regardless of the animal species you later place here, too make sure that the high staff buildings and facilities are not visible behind and above the habitat.
This will help you get the guests into a good mood as soon as they step into your zoo. This is your “intro” for the zoo, sort to speak, the first thing that guests see as they enter your zoo. Now build an empty habitat (will we get to the animal later on), as simple as possible, just the cheapest fences, in a long but narrow shape with the larger side facing the guest paths. This will let you build straight paths at 90 degree angles section by section. If the path tool is giving you a hard time use the option for grid path building. Use wide paths, minimum 5m, but I would advise even wider than that. Then branch off to your left and right, adding a small plaza if you want to, with or without gaps, for later facilities or beatification, as you see fit. Guests can be “guided“ through the zoo by the guest paths but should be given lot’s of options with branching paths to allow free, independent movement, as their individual needs and wants will differ Building Your New Zoo in This Designįor good foot traffic flow to continue inside your zoo, extent the starting path using the widest setting at 10 meters. Staff and zoo facilities should always be hidden from guests view as they are an unwelcome sight, reducing guest’s happinessĤ. Staff paths should not be intersecting with guest paths because then guests get in the way of staffs work and staff get in the way of guest’s sightseeingģ. Guest paths must pass next to, around, above and beyond each animal habitat or exhibit so they can view the animals and be amassed, resulting in donations left in the donation boxesĢ. The thing that you need to always keep in mind is that the design of your zoo has to follow these basic rules:ġ.
With these two nuggets of information you can plan out the starting size and position of your zoo as well as the necessary size for guest paths. Especially places where guests come and go, like the entrance/exit, because you have foot traffic in two directions, doubling the size requirement of the path. This tells you that a place with a high volume of foot traffic from guests should be made with the maximum sized paths to allow for optimal guest movement. The second thing that gives very useful information is the path and its size. Since you need power for your staff buildings, habitat gates and other buildings it is a good idea to start building inside this powered area. That is the area that has power indefinitely and it’s totally free. Because if you turn on the power overview, or heatmap for power, as it is called here, you will see a large blue area emanating from the entrance to your zoo. What you don’t see but it is there also, is power. This might not be much but if you know where to look you will find these two objects very helpful. When you load up a new map in Planet Zoo all you see there is an already built entrance and a small 10m wide path. Home > Guides > Planet Zoo – Making Money & Start New Zoo Making Money & Start New Zoo Long Story of a Good Start
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