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Zones in comparison to Areas, Neighborhoods and Plots

Zones in the Tygron Platform are spatial areas that can restrict, and provide feedback on, actions performed by stakeholders. Each zone is assigned to a stakeholder; that stakeholder is the permitter.

Zones can be grouped together to form a hierarchical zoning plan, each with specific requirements to which a new action must conform.

If, during a session, an action does not conform to the zoning plan, a permission popup will appear, indicating a conflict with the zoning plan. In order to resolve the conflict with the zoning plan, either:

the action has to be adjusted.
the zoning plan is changed by the permitter.
the action has to be reverted.

Zones can determine if an action create a conflict with the current zoning plan in two ways:

A set of allowed Function Categories, used to verify planned Buildings.
An excel file. The excel file can request TQL statements to calculate a permittance score, determining whether a certain action can be permitted or not. Additionally, it can provide information on why that action was not permitted.

The project can also be configured to disable the permission popup, which will result in the following:

Actions will not be restricted by the zoning plan.
Potential conflicts with the zoning plan(s) are no longer calculated and reported to the stakeholders.

However, zones can still be used in other calculated if needed, with feedback shown in custom-made panels.

An example of a Stakeholder placing a new Sports Center in a Zone that does not allow it:

A zone reports a conflict with the planned building, because its Function Category is not allowed.
Denying the action results in a message to revert the action.
The permitter decides to adjust the zoning plan, using the Zoning permit panel.
The action now is in accordance with the zoning plan.

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-After reading this page
+[[File:Api_current_situation_urban_subdiv.png|thumb|right|400px|[[Zone]]s in comparison to [[Area]]s, [[Neighborhood]]s and [[Plot]]s]]
-* you've learned what zoning is in urban planning
+Zones in the {{software}} are spatial areas that can restrict, and provide feedback on, [[action]]s performed by [[stakeholder]]s. Each zone is assigned to a stakeholder; that stakeholder is the ''permitter''.
-* you've learned how the concept of zoning relates to the Tygron Engine
-* you've learned how to add or remove zones from the [[3D World|3D world]]
-* you've learned how to edit zoning already implemented in the 3D world
-<br />
-[[File:zoning1.jpg|200px]]<br clear=all>
-===What is Zoning?===
+Zones can be grouped together to form a hierarchical zoning plan, each with specific requirements to which a new action must conform.
-: Zoning is a technique of land-use planning as a tool of urban planning used by local governments in most developed countries. The word is derived from the practice of designating mapped zones which regulate the use, form, design and compatibility of development. Legally, a zoning plan is usually enacted as a bye-law.
-: There are a great variety of zoning types, some of which focus on regulating building form and the relation of [[constructions]] to the street with mixed-uses, known as form-based, and others with separating land uses, known as use-based.<br />
+If, during a [[session]], an action does not conform to the zoning plan, a [[popup|permission popup]] will appear, indicating a conflict with the zoning plan. In order to resolve the conflict with the zoning plan, either:
-[[File:zoning2.jpg|left|frame|On the Zoning Scheme of the General Spatial Plan for the City of Skopje, different urban zoning is represented by different colors.]]<br clear=all>
+* the action has to be adjusted.
+* the zoning plan is changed by the permitter.
+* the action has to be reverted.
-===Zoning in relation to the Tygron Engine===
+Zones can determine if an action create a conflict with the current zoning plan in two ways:
-: In the Tygron Engine, zoning is an important element that can be used to guide the decision making process of the [[stakeholders]]. The stakeholder municipality has the responsibility to ensure the zoning plan is adhered to; each time a construction is planned by any of the stakeholders, the municipality has to verify if the plan complies with the zoning plan, prior to approval of the planned construction. To facilitate negotiations and bottom up participation, the municipality also has the power to change zoning plans. With this power, the municipality can offer other stakeholders approval for permits as trade off for complying with non zoning related objectives, such as less urban heat stress or more water storage in an area.
+* A set of allowed [[Function Category|Function Categories]], used to verify planned [[Building]]s.
+* An [[excel]] file. The excel file can request TQL statements to calculate a permittance score, determining whether a certain action can be permitted or not. Additionally, it can provide information on why that action was not permitted.
-===How to add and remove zones in the 3D world===
+The project can also be configured to disable the permission popup, which will result in the following:
-: When a game's 3D world is just created in the Tygron Engine, the whole selected game area is assigned as one default zone. When this game area is relatively small, this could work, however, it may be desired to divide the whole, or part of the game area up into multiple smaller zones. To add new zones to the 3D world, please open the Zoning panel in the editor:
+* Actions will not be restricted by the zoning plan.
+* Potential conflicts with the zoning plan(s) are no longer calculated and reported to the stakeholders.
+However, zones can still be used in other calculated if needed, with feedback shown in custom-made [[panel]]s.
-: ''Editor → Editor Menu bar → 3D World → Zoning''
+An example of a Stakeholder placing a new Sports Center in a Zone that does not allow it:
+<gallery heights=300px widths=300px>
+File:zoning_conflict.png|A zone reports a conflict with the planned [[building]], because its [[Function Category]] is not allowed.
+File:zoning_action_denied.png|Denying the action results in a message to revert the action.
+File:zoning_adjust.png|The permitter decides to adjust the zoning plan, using the [[Zoning permit panel]].
+File:zoning_approves_action.png|The action now is in accordance with the zoning plan.
+</gallery>
-[[File:zoning3.jpg|left|frame|Zoning Panel]]<br clear=all>
-: By right-clicking with the mouse on the field "Zones", on the left side of the Zoning panel, a context menu appears with the option "Add". Selecting this option creates a new entry in the "Zones" filed, called "A New Item". Please note that this is still an "empty" zone, since no actual area is assigned yet. [[#How to edit already existing zones|(See below: How to edit already existing zones)]]
+{{article end
+|howtos=
+* [[How to add and remove a Zone]]
+* [[How to edit Zone properties]]
+|seealso=
+* [[Zoning permit panel]]
+}}
-[[File:zoning4.jpg|left|frame|Adding a zone]]<br clear=all>
+{{Template:Editor current situation nav}}
-: To remove a zone from the list, right-click on the zone that needs to be removed, and select "Delete" from the context menu. A confirmation message will pop up, to ask for extra confirmation, to ensure nothing is deleted by accident.
-[[File:zoning5.jpg|left|frame|Deleting a zone]]
-[[File:zoning6.jpg|left|frame|Confirmation message]]<br clear=all>
-===How to edit already existing zones===
-: The next step is to assign an area and zoning attributes to the just created (or already existing) zone. Editing a zone occurs on the Zoning panel. The following attributes can be assigned to a zone:
-====Name====
-: ''lalala'''
-====ID Color====
-: ''lalala'''
-====Description====
-: ''lalala'''
-====Maximum amount of floors allowed in this zone====
-: ''lalala'''
-====Allowed zoning function types====
-: ''lalala'''

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