Recently, many new players have expressed that they still don’t know how to divide City: Skyline’s industrial zones? So today, the author has brought you a strategy for dividing City: Skylines’ industrial zones. You can take a look.

First of all, you need to understand that areas have many advanced setting functions, the basic one is planning industries. Among the options for industrial areas, the first is to divide the area, and the second is to erase the area. After you set up the area, you can click on the next five categories, and after a while there will be corresponding factories in the area you planned.

By planning areas, you can control various areas such as residential areas and commercial areas. One of the functions of dividing areas is to set separate policies for each area. You can see this in the pop-up panel after clicking on the area name.

Partition:

First you need to look at the resource distribution on the map. For example, use roads to plan an industrial zone over oil resources, and then use that enclosure to encircle the industrial zone and set it up as a petroleum industry. Then this industrial zone is all petroleum-related industries. As for you being in a residential area, it's definitely useless. The premise of enclosure is the industrial zone, which is divided into agriculture, mining, petroleum forestry and general industries. To put it bluntly, the function of this enclosure is to help you subdivide industrial categories.

In the early days, industrial and residential areas were close to each other and could be divided into agriculture and animal husbandry (low pollution) and forestry (no pollution).

Divide an area in your industrial area, choose which type of industrial area, and then click on the area you have drawn. Factories that do not belong to the type you selected will be slowly demolished and replaced with the industry type you selected.

The above is the city: skyline industrial zone division guide brought by the author, I hope it can help all players.