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SC4 Atlantis Region Grayscale Height-maps and SC4M  3.0.1

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About This File

These are 7 region maps, each of the maps are hand drawn using MS Paint, optimized for city-building and sea-faring networks.

Folder/Map Names (in order of previews):

1.)  Atlantis Cosmos: An interpretation of the circular layout from the story of Atlantis which is reversed from isometric to show a facing circle.

2.)  Atlantis Paramecium: An elipsoid interpreted as a paramecium bacteria

3.)  Atlantis Velociraptor: A zig-zagged variation of the first map I made imaged as a velociraptor.

4.)  Atlantis Point: A map adapted from a picture of a face which shows the forward isometric projection.

5.)  Atlantis Networks:  A single large tile region based on a computer chip.

6.)  Atlantis Meadows: A 4-leaf clover.

7.)  Atlantis Channels: A 9 large tile region with a few smaller tiles which see-through to the region background, especially designed for building an elaborate ferry network through inland channels.

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Atlantis Cosmos inset picture:

The elliptical picture in the top left of the preview is the image generated by the Planck mission showing the cosmic microwave background when the universe was 370,000 years old.

About Atlantis:

Atlantis is a fictional island world from Ancient Greek mythology, initially popularized by the philosopher Plato who compiled modern ethics and ideals into his revised stories of Atlantis.  It is said that Atlantis may have existed somewhere in the center of the Atlantic ocean, or it may refer to real islands that exist today.

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INSTALL:

For 3 of the maps this download includes both an .SC4M file, and an 8-bit .bmp, 256 grayscale indexed heightmap, config.bmp and region.ini files for each region map. Each region is in its own folder ready to be placed in the regions folder under your user documents SimCity 4 folder.  Follow the instructions in the included readme.txt file.  If using SC4 Map Maker or TerraFormer follow instructions for those programs.  The SC4M versions are contained in the SC4M folder in this download.

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EDIT Feb 28, 2017

An alternate Atlantis map can be found below.  The grayscale can be rendered in SC4, or loaded into SC4 Mapper.  The map below may be considered to be more specific to the story, or at least to the popular versions of it.  Its a flat map made up of concentric circles divided into sections. 

For more info and discussion of methods of map-making and installing see:  C.O.R.I.M.A.P.S. - A Tutorial for SimCity 4 by @CorinaMarie

For more of my novelty region maps see: SC4 Novelty Region Map Collection


What's New 3.0.1   View Changelog


Released

Complete re-work of this file.  The original map is now the velociraptor, added 6 more maps, html install and preview.

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