NHP School and Hospital Usage and Population Graph MOD byJPlumbley 1.0

Don't like the mod.. move on... Jeez... Good work man.. thanx.

i wish you good luck, and i belive, that you make a better mod;) you can it.

after I download what you offered,all of my teachers want on strike although I increased the educational fund.How can I sloev it?

Nice work. Thanks for sharing.

well actually vanilla's mod does make it more realistic. if the default demographics in SC4 were like that in real life it would mean that there wood be no white americans left but more than 60% of the population of america is white so vanilla's thing is more accurate =]

i agree with the part that 70-80% of the peoples ages 1-30 would be in school because isnt it odd dat out of 10-30 percent of the population that is school aged only a few kids would be enrolled in city schools

I am sorry I cannot recommend this mod until the drastic growth increase is fixed.

I think these graphs would be pretty useful

Didja know that 3 babies are born every second.[img]https://www.simtropolis.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/49.gif[/img] weird huh!! Next thing we know an army of Babies will invade the Earth!!?[img]https://www.simtropolis.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/47.gif[/img]

mod idea is great. mod sucks. ive got more peeps in hospitals n schools ect then i do actual residents. it may work for cities of less than 200,000 but any higher n it seems to get whacked.

I find this mod fascinating because it focuses on the core variables driving the simulation engine.  The fundamental AI is what attracts me to the game the most and I'm completely open to tweaking the equation.  I'll report back on the results, but regardless, I admire the thought that went into this.  

 

Update:  Upon installing this mod in a single city region, the primary hospital was immediately overwhelmed with 1.5 million patients (over 4x the population of 350,000)!  Since development of this mod has halted and discussion is archived, I opted to uninstall the mod without any further testing.  Needless to say, I found it rather disappointing.