![]() A 50% full meter indicates a good balance of workers to jobs available. A high meter indicates lots of demand for new workers, while a low meter suggests that there is an oversupply of workers. This includes worker demand from Industrial Buildings in the Cities Skylines: Industries and other game expansions. Residential (Green) - this meter reflects the demand for workers from all Commercial, Industrial and Office zones or buildings.The RCI meter will change in value according to the following rules: However, you may need to upset the balance to grow a city. A perfectly balanced city will have each RCI meter filled half way to a value of 0. The value of each RCI meter extends from -50 to +50. The RCI meter can be viewed in the user interface. Yellow indicates unemployment percentage. ![]() Blue indicates ratio of commercial workers to total citizen population, as well as ratio of unused visitor spaces to total visitor spaces.It is a common misconseption to think it refers to zone demand. The Residential, Commercial and Industrial (RCI) meter is NOT a demand meter for more of each zone type. ![]()
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