Welcome to our Sweet Transit Beginner Guide to Towns guide. A quick and very basic guide to towns.
Sweet Transit Beginner Guide to Towns
A quick and very basic guide to towns.
Placing your Town Hall
A common mistake is to place your town hall next to your train station. However, the town hall is in my experience best placed at least 25 tiles away from the train station.
Train Station Range
Workers can walk a maximum of 25 tiles to the train station. However, this restriction does not matter for the town hall. This means that the train station can be put up to 32 tiles away from the town hall. Leaving more space for residences.
Managing your Space – Sweet Transit Beginner Guide to Towns
The game doesn’t specifically state it, however, most buildings do not need to be in range of the train station. This means that they can be put on the outskirts of your town, or in this example image, on the opposite side of the train station. Things such as the stoneworks and fishing docks only need to be within vicinity of a small storage and connected to the overall town roads to work.
Markets
While building, you will likely come across what is a not that hidden feature, but worth mentioning. You’ll be told that the fishing docks need to be in range of the markets, but placing down a market by the fishing docks wouldn’t put it close to the residential area. However, what isn’t explicitly stated in the game is that all markets within the same town share inventory. Meaning that if one gets fish thrown into it, they all have fish.
Same Town, New Station
As a final note for this guide. At some point you will reach a maximum amount of workers for one station. When you reach this point, you can then place down a second station connected to the same town and the two stations will have a shared inventory – doesn’t apply to workers or coal fuel storage.
