Hello, Krafton and inZOI builders!
The current construction mode is missing a key feature for realistic projects: precise measurement units when creating walls, rooms, and structures. Without this, it’s impossible to recreate environments with real-life dimensions (e.g., a 4m x 2.30m room or a 120cm deep balcony).
The Proposal:
Implement a dynamic measurement system with:
Digital Ruler: Display real-time dimensions when positioning walls, windows, and floors.
Customizable Units: Option in the settings to choose between metric (km, m, cm, mm) or imperial (ft, inches, yards).
Precision Mode: Enter exact values (e.g., “3.75m”) to lock objects to specific measurements.
Smart Grid: Enable/disable a grid with adjustable snapping (e.g., 10cm, 30cm, 1m) for perfect alignment.
Benefits:
ARCHITECTURAL FIDELITY: Create floor plans of real houses, staggered furniture (e.g., a 2.10m sofa), or stairs with standardized treads.
ACCESSIBILITY: Plan inclusive spaces (e.g., 90cm hallways for wheelchairs).
EFFICIENCY: Avoid wasting resources when calculating materials (e.g., tiles per m²).
GLOBAL CUSTOMIZATION: Brazilians use meters, North Americans use feet, and miniaturists use millimeters!
Inspiration from Other Games:
The Sims 4 (“bb.moveobjects” mode with customizable grid).
SketchUp (coordinate measurement tools).
Blender (millimeter precision for 3D models).
Usage Example:
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- I activate the “Precise Wall Tool.”
- I set the unit to meters (m).
- I drag the wall and type: “4” [Enter] → “2.30” [Enter].
- The game automatically creates a 4m x 2.30m room!
CALL TO THE COMMUNITY:
If you’ve ever tried to build a kitchen with a proportional center island or an accessible bathroom and were frustrated by the lack of precision:
Support this idea!
Share instances where precise measurements would make a difference!
#AccuracyIsRealism – Let’s make inZOI the most technical construction simulator on the market!