The row selections are described in detail below.

The column selections are the same as the row selections except that Age is replaced with None. None means no detail columns are displayed (i.e. only the Total, Moving In, and Deceased columns are displayed) and buildings are colored according to the number of citizens.

For most selections, this mod uses the game's calculation.

Residential buildings are colored according to the average of citizens residing in the building for the selected column and district. The range of possible values for each column is shown in the tables below. The low color corresponds to the building with the lowest average and the high color corresponds to the building with the highest average. For example, if a city has 5 residential buildings with average education levels of 0.6, 0.8, 1.0 1.3 and 1.9, then the building with 0.6 will have the low color, the building with 1.9 will have the high color, and the other 3 buildings will have a color proportionally in between 0.6 and 1.9.

The game maintains an internal age counter from 0 to 400 (not years). Real age is computed by dividing the game's internal age counter by the game's conversion factor of 3.5. This results in ages from 0 to 114.

In the base game, citizens die starting from about age 69 for poor health to 82 for full health. Mods (e.g. Lifecycle Rebalance Revisited) can allow citizens to live longer.

The game computes Age Group as shown below from the game's internal age counter. Mods (e.g. Lifecycle Rebalance Revisited) can change this logic.


The game computes Education level as shown below from the schooling completed.


The game computes Employment status as shown below based on student status and on whether or not the citizen has a work building defined.


Building color represents the unemployment rate of citizens residing in the building. This is computed as the jobless citizens in the building as a percent of citizens in the building who are eligible to work. Buildings with no eligible workers are shown in lowest color.

The game computes Gender as shown below from the somewhat random identifier number the game assigns to each citizen.


The game computes Happiness level as shown below from the average of the game's internal health and well being values, which go from 0 to 100.


The game computes Health level as shown below from the game's internal health value, which goes from 0 to 100.


The game maintains whether a citizen's location is Home, Work, Visiting, or Moving.

Building color represents the percent of citizens residing in the building whose current location is Home.

Level (1 to 5) of the citizen's residential building.

The game computes Student level as shown below from the level of the school building the student attends. Campus DLC buildings are level 3, so they count as University. Note that when the Hadron Collider is active, the city will have no students because citizens simply become more educated without actually attending a school.


Only citizens who are students are included in the building average for determining building color. Buildings with no students are shown in lowest color.

The game computes Wealth level as shown below from the level of the citizen's residential building.


The game computes Well Being level as shown below from the combination of the Education level and the game's internal well being value, which goes from 0 to 100.