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Description

Ever built a huge city and then thought, "where to my grans cockwomble did I put this museum"? And then went to scroll back and forth until you find it?

Well, no more.

How it works
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When this mod is enabled double-clicking a building in the menu, will make the camera center on the first instance of the building on the map. Repeated double clicks on the building icon will jump trough any further instances of the building. So if you have used a building multiple times and look for a specific one, keep double clicking until you there.

Youtubers and Streamers
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If you happen to feature the mod in your videos / streams, please let me know.

Beggars corner
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If you like what I am doing and want to support my work and my little family, please have a look at my Amazon Wishlist ( https://smile.amazon.de/gp/registry/wishlist/2QEY9IZX4HEIC ) or paypal me ( paypal.me/paymetwenty
).

Also, I am sitting here still on the standard game with no DLC. I have another fine mod in the pipeline, but I can only partially test it, since I'd need the DLCs for that. ( Did disasters introduce new services btw?) So if somebody has a leftover gift code, I'd be grateful.

Known Issues
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None.

What's the name
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Where in the world is ... Get it now? No? Here you go:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGufyFt6zQc

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6 Feb, 2017 @ 5:32pm

getting the PreviewImage.PNG to work

rickdeschenes

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Gabrielium 29 Jan, 2019 @ 9:06am

I'm just going to point out that the idea is great, but nearly no one will understand the preview images or the title's reference, especially when browsing mods on the workshop. You might attract more subscribers if you left out the image begging for subscriptions (which causes your work to look less professional) and included some images of the mod in action or a demonstration video.

Generally, people are more attracted by visual demonstrations than long descriptions, because they plain and simple don't read them.