SFBT Park Set High Wealth by ArkenbergeJoe 1.0

First meaningful comment! Thanks Andreas. I love your park set, use it extensively and have been wanting additional pieces for it. This will be very useful and is very much appreciated!

@vab423: Well, this isn't really meant as an add-on to my park set, but another one with different textures that match the high-wealth lots in the game. I'm in the process of extending my own park set as well, and once it's done, it'll feature about 20 different lots of all kinds. :-)

good work

Ah, die Viererkreuzungen. 10 points for dich ;-)

Great work Andreas - thankyou for sharing

Lovely! Especially the curving paths. :)

Oh darn. Nonetheless, it's a lovely park set and I anxiously await the extension of *your* park set.

Great work, ArkenbergeJoe. Thanks for sharing.

Oh these looks great thank you it's a 10/10 they just might fit in my shopping and highwealth areas.

Great job and thanks

They look very nice and peaceful. Just what I need in my city....

Thanks AJ and Andreas. They are very nice

Well done. I have your original release and I always hoped to see a version with lush grass and curves. Thanks for this!

Excellent

good work

Just need in my city...

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Excellent work Andreas! Those little lots can make a huge custom Central Park for my city. Can you make a version of tropical ones with palms and coconuts etc.? It would be very interesting for tropical downtowns.

Well done, but where can i fond the foresttracks prop file?

@belenus: There's a link to the forest pack in the description and in the readme file. @Voulpiotis: Well, since the SFBT is based in Germany, we produce concentrate on German-looking BATs and lots. But feel free to open the lots with the Lot Editor and change the trees to palms yourself. :-)

I love it! I'll most probably be using it in my new region. Not sure about the grass texture, but i'm using GMT's matching grass mod, so it doesn't matter.

Nicely done Andreas! Are the paths simple overlay textures, or are the "paths" just base textures showing between gaps in reverse overlays?

Good job! Are these transit-enabled for pedestrians?