Where is that link to all the biomes?

^^

 

The Player Owned Town templates?
https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?page_id=59140

 

Ur a rock star, thanks.

 

You can also get there from the Player Owned Town store, there is a link at the top of the page.

 

Oh lol, never saw that before till now ty.

 

I wish a link somewhere also included POT decoration limits. Was having trouble finding those the other day.

 

Yea that would be nice, I wish you could place stations as a pot decoration.

 

Mean you this?

Spoiler

Player Owned Town Management

Avatars who have purchased one will ultimately find themselves owners of a Player Owned Town.

Ownership of a town is displayed next to the town name for all to see. Town ownership comes with a number of additional privileges and responsibilities, most notably control over who can claim what lots within the town. General permissions for the town can be managed from any lot sign, though the “Manage Town Access” option in the Manage Lot Claim dropdown menu.


Residents can claim any lot not specifically set as restricted. Stewards can adjust restrictions on specific lots, evict Avatars from a lot, and grant Avatars resident privileges. Only the town owner can promote someone to Steward, and Stewards cannot affect the owner’s permissions or privileges.





Undesirable individuals can be prevented from entering the town entirely via the Banned tab. Banned Avatars are immediately kicked to the overworld and are unable to re-enter the town. Note that individuals cannot be banned from open PvP Player Owned Towns.


Some Player Owned Towns do not begin with their lots placed. The town owner will find a selection of Property Markers in their bank. These Property Markers may be placed in any sufficiently flat spot in the owner's town, becoming property lots.


Only the town owner and their Stewards may place, move, or remove Property Markers. If a placed lot has already been claimed then the current lot owner must be evicted before the Property Marker can be reclaimed or repositioned. Player Owned Towns also have a maximum amount of square feet that can be covered by lots, which is displayed on the decoration UI while placing a Properly Marker. Town owners receive the maximum number of Property Markers of each type that will fit in a Metropolis, even if they own a smaller town.


Town owners and Stewards can also set privileges on a lot by lot basis via the “Change Lot Reservation” option on the Manage Lot Claim dropdown menu. A lot can be locked so that only residents or a specific Avatar can claim it.





The current holder of the lot can be evicted from the Manage Lot Claim dropdown, returning any deeds to their inventory and any placed decorations to their bank. Inhabitants of a Player Owned Town should remain aware that their continued lot ownership is dependent on the permissions of the owner and their Stewards.


Governors of Player Owned Towns and their Stewards can also also place select types of decorations anywhere there is sufficient space, much like they can place lots via property markers. This includes a variety of NPC shops and buildings, and other cosmetic decorations like fences, trees, fountains, banners, and statues. Player Owned Town governors will find markers for their NPC buildings in their bank


At present these buildings are purely decorative and nonfunctional. In later releases we expect to staff them with working NPCs. Other upcoming Player Owned Town features include generally placeable NPCs and street lights.


Governors can also place special Broadcast versions of the Phonograph decoration in their town. These Broadcast versions can be loaded with wax cylinders and set to play music like a normal phonograph, but will override the default music for the scene and play the Governor’s selected music for the entire town. Broadcast Phonographs can hold more wax cylinders (songs) in larger Player Owned Towns.


As with normal lots there are limits to how many decorations of various types can be placed in a Player Owned Town. The decoration UI appears when placing a Property Marker, NPC building, or other decoration in your town, filling in appropriate bars to showing you how close to your allotted limit you are. Larger Player Owned Towns allow more NPC Buildings and other decorations.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z-svq1OvcZwViqGxFCKdjH3NCn2LTfLuGny5qaAqjTM/pub#h.cbo43mp42gv3

 

Thanks M!

 

The General Decos numbers are incorrect. They've been Doubled since this was published. I believe lights also doubled, but am unsure of this.

 

It says so on the Player Instructions page.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z-svq1OvcZwViqGxFCKdjH3NCn2LTfLuGny5qaAqjTM/pub#h.cbo43mp42gv3

 

It says what? The information on the link you provided is Out-Dated... Incorrect... Wrong... Not Right... Fallacious... Not Factual... PooPoo... Erroneous... Falsch.

Die Zahlen in der Tabelle auf der Seite sind falsch.

 

Umm @Rufus D`Asperdi Mata is correct that is from the R30 insturctions and I beleive those numbers are correct, pretty sure we got 40 lights in our Metro.

 

Umm, @Beli, I am the Governor of the Town of Dawn's Keep. My Deco Limit is 160. My Light Limit is 50.

Please see the screenshot:



Would you like a separate screenshot to substantiate my claim about the Lights Limit?

 

Then someone needs to correct the R30 instructions that just came out May 26th

 

This sounds like a prudent course of action. Would you like to report the error?

 

nah I am sure someone else will bring it to their attention if this thread hasn't already. Most people only have the knowledge of what is put out there in black and white.

 

Well, since you have found the error (your screenshot), help yourself........

 

Done.