I am trying to use the avenues to link my homes. So far I have them in a straight line. What is the best way to get them to form a circle? Thanks if anyone can help!

IDK about a circle, but there are a few avenues that have more than two end points - and you can make branching clusters of homes. It is a lot more fun than the straight line avenues, which are sort of a dead end to me!

Buy 4 avenues with 3 or more connections.
Name them:
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4.
Connect room 1 Right side - Room 2 Left side.
Connect room 2 bottom - Room 3 top.
Connect room 3 left side - Room 4 right side.
Connect room 4 top - room 1 bottom.

I don't think you could do it in a circle but in a rectangle or square you could easily do it c:

I CANT.. I cant find my way around my stuff. I give up. impossible to fix or do now. forget it. im possible. impossible impossible never gonna happen never ever. over an out.
there is no way in this lifetime or in the next with a legion of angels I can fix this mess. lol that is no joke. I started amazing then i got lost after they crammed all the themes on us. Its too bad, that we cant work on projects together...

Frisco Dave YOT (10559312) wrote:I am trying to use the avenues to link my homes. So far I have them in a straight line. What is the best way to get them to form a circle? Thanks if anyone can help!

just take the last one in your line and connect it to the first one in the line so it wraps around.
now you can walk for days and never find an end lol i did that with my beach avenues before making them into storage places.

ZipLocket (144540244) wrote:I CANT.. I cant find my way around my stuff. I give up. impossible to fix or do now. forget it. im possible. impossible impossible never gonna happen never ever. over an out.
there is no way in this lifetime or in the next with a legion of angels I can fix this mess. lol that is no joke. I started amazing then i got lost after they crammed all the themes on us. Its too bad, that we cant work on projects together...

ZipLocket...When in YoWorld and you click on "Your Homes" the tab that opens by default is "Homes" ...there is also a tab next to it:"YoTown" click on that tab. This shows an image of how your homes are connected by avenues.

I usually buy the First Avenue to connect my homes. If I'm placing an actual Home, I run a connecting straight avenue to extend my street so my homes are not piled up on one another on the map. If I'm just connecting another avenue to expand my YoTown, I'll connect another First Avenue to the First Avenue I'm starting at. It's a good idea when you start connecting, to grab a large sheet of blank newsprint paper or any other large sheet you have access to and draw in your labeled avenue and label what you attach to it. Then each time you add, add on your new addition. Unfortunately, I didn't do this from the start, so now I scroll over with the arrows while it's loading to find a street with connecting avenue and take a screenshot. I'm taking all the slices and piecing them together where the add on to the last screenshot adding to comprise a complete "Map of My YoTown" It would be nice if we had the option to print our YoTown with a "Print" button, but we don't and my YoTown takes so long to load that my game times out and I have to refresh before it completes loading. Wish they would fix that and put a print button there too and also give us the option to pan in or pan out to see a whole map or inspect a smaller portion close up. As it is now, it's WAY too big to even know where anything is located...so this is my solution to being able to see my whole layout of my YoTown!

Frisco Dave YOT (10559312) wrote:I am trying to use the avenues to link my homes. So far I have them in a straight line. What is the best way to get them to form a circle? Thanks if anyone can help!

Frisco Dave, when planning out your "YoTown" I mainly buy the First Avenue to connect up because this avenue is the only one available with 4 connections...one to connect to the avenue you're coming from and one to connect to the avenue your going to expand further with in the future, leaving 2 junctions that you can either connect homes to or connect more 1st avenues to and actually make a town street grid. But I like to use at least one of the junction outlets to place a home. Sometimes I will place a straight run through avenue between the 1st avenue and the home to extend the street before placing the home at the end of that. Below is a screen shot of my "EurAsian Bridge" which on one end is connected to a 1st Avenue which is my Continental exchange - my fan out to other continents. The other end of my EurAsian Bridge connects to another First Avenue that I call my "Oriental Silk Road" the junctions go to India, China and Japan, where I have the respective homes placed at each of those junctions.

You may want to remember that when you connect up a home to a First Avenue, the 1st home will be placed at the connection on the right (default) the 2nd space on a 1st Ave. that will fill is the bottom, the 3rd home placed will connect to the left and the last connection to place is on top.
I've also used a straight through avenue and transformed it into a front yard of a home (connected from a street) with the other end connecting to the home and transform the front yard of the actual home into the living room (giving you an extra room in the house to work with...the example below is the 2014 Valentines Avenue made into a front yard with the door opening to my Living room which was the front yard of the Moroccan Oasis Tent Home..


Just some ideas for you to play with.

Slumerican (5834671) wrote:Buy 4 avenues with 3 or more connections.
Name them:
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4.
Connect room 1 Right side - Room 2 Left side.
Connect room 2 bottom - Room 3 top.
Connect room 3 left side - Room 4 right side.
Connect room 4 top - room 1 bottom.

I cant do it from the floor. I have to do it in birds eye view with pictures.
175 homes including avenue all partial starts NOTHING COMPLETEd due to a lacking playing field. outdated feels like 1999.

I hear you SHIRLEY! and you are 1000 steps + a million more ahead of me!
oh I give up. anyone with any kind of engineer ability at all basic programmer knows our problem.