Why it exists
A layout never stays done. You unlock a building, extend a chain, or run out of tiles, and suddenly what worked yesterday costs gold to fix today. Beginners feel it. So do people who have been through a few servers.
Our first server made that clear: new players, randoms in town, and people from our community who had never played before. We placed buildings, found out the estate could not run the chain we wanted, watched workers walk too far, then demolished and rebuilt.
I sketched layouts in Figma and turned that into a planning tool for the guild. Others used spreadsheets for theirs. Figma is fine if you already know it. Most guildmates didn't, anyway.
Port Liberty Tools is what I wished we had then. The layout builder lets you plan on a real map before you spend gold, whether it is your first estate or your next layout after a few servers. The wiki and reference cards are there when you need to learn how something works.

