BitFlip Mods

Small changes. Different behaviour.

A bit is the smallest thing you can change in a running program. Flip one and the system does something else entirely. That is what a good mod is: not a rewrite, but a precise change in the right place, made to fit the game it lives in.

Projects

High Ambitions

Cannabis retail for Big Ambitions

Adds a Dispensary and a Smoke Shop to Big Ambitions, with their own product catalogue, shelf and display mappings, and stocking requirements.

Beta v0.8.0 Big Ambitions

BusinessBridge

Custom business types, run by the AI

Lets other mods' custom business types appear as AI-run competitors in Big Ambitions, using the game's own template and layout systems.

Beta v0.1.0-beta.2 Big Ambitions

ImportFirst

Imports land before the restock runs

A passive timing fix: importer deliveries arrive in your warehouse before the Logistics Manager restocks your businesses, so new stock ships out the same day.

Released v0.2.0 Big Ambitions

BetterRoundedShelf

The Rounded Shelf earns its footprint

Raises the Rounded Shelf's customer capacity from 15 to 30 customers per hour while a city is loaded, and shows the corrected figure in the Help pages.

Released v0.1.0 Big Ambitions

All projects and their current state

How it is built

Native systems first

Every mod is built on the game's own systems wherever they exist. Fewer patches mean fewer things that break when the game updates.

Fail safely

A mod that cannot do its job should step aside quietly, not take your save with it. Registration failures, missing assets and version mismatches are handled rather than assumed away.

Tested against the real build

Releases are checked against the game build they claim to support, in an actual play session, not just at compile time.

Something not working?

Support does not need an account, and it is not a public forum. You get a private link to your own ticket and nobody else can read it.

  1. Pick the mod that is misbehaving and describe what happened.
  2. Attach a diagnostic bundle or a screenshot if you have one. Both are optional, and both stay private.
  3. Keep the private link you are given. It is how you check progress and reply.

Open a support ticket

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