From here, you can toggle glass windows on and off, and – once researched by Mechanics – even use one-way glass. To do so, click on a wall or habitat, then hit “edit barrier,” and look near the bottom right of your screen for a “Window” option. You can add cool-looking windows to your wood, brick, and concrete walls (just to name a few).
I’d love for Frontier Developments to implement a hassle-free system that lets players tour zoos up-close. Your best bet is to take a look at the Steam Workshop where users can upload their custom-made items, many of which are as detailed as the official assets.
If it seems like there’s a way to visit other zoos, well, there isn’t – not really. You can also get credits from daily logins. Note: you’ll need to have an online connection to see visiting players, and there’s a daily limit on how many conservation credits you can pile up this way. Whenever you see a “ visiting player” alert on the left-hand side of the UI, click it, and then you’ll get a prompt to greet them. Big tip: this isn’t just for show! It’s super easy to overlook, but you can actually earn conservation credits – a coveted resource used to get new animals from the Animal Market – just by saying hi to these VIPs. From time to time, other players’ avatars will come visit your zoo.
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