Show us your Region!

[Kevenbro 94]

Nice region "t-shirt23" Bro

[simlink 1,098]

So, there isn't a way to get your entire region? I have a region with probably about 150 or more cities in it.

You can use a program called Region Census available on the SC4Devotion LEX here.

[AusBoy94 42]

So, there isn't a way to get your entire region? I have a region with probably about 150 or more cities in it.

You can use a program called Region Census available on the SC4Devotion LEX here.

Thank you dude!

[AusBoy94 42]

Works perfectly.

  Edited July 9, 2012 by AusBoy94  

[AusBoy94 42]

This is my region in "San Francisco"

It has a population of 899,712

This is my new region, The United Cities of Utopia.

This is only part of the region, as I have just made this today and am going to make it into an entire nation.

This is what the whole region looks like It's HUGE!.

And as I go along I'm going to add mountains and rivers and canyons etc. It's just, I don't like using the terraforming tool because it looks like the region below this one, and I don't like that way it looks.

  Edited July 9, 2012 by AusBoy94  

[Evillions 552]

Here's mine:

[AIX 270]

Hot of the presses! This image is huge so click to enlarge!

[SimCoug 5,976]

Nice work AIX - looks like a few hours went into that

[Kevenbro 94]

Awesome region AIX bro

[Ace3 1,209]

Agreed! The airport in the middle of the water is a creative idea

To add something different to this thread...

[Kevenbro 94]

100000000000000: very cool bro

[Fox 1,444]

Love it Ace!

Here's one I'm about to start building on.

[SimCoug 5,976]

Ooooh... islands, water, mountains... Looking forward to your latest creation fox.

[moore2cw 6]

Not truly related to SC4, this is a map I am working on, it's still unfinished. It's a map of a part of the fictional country where most of my SC4 regions are located. I've posted a similar map earlier in this forum, of another part of that country, but this one has lots of mountains (lots of work). The land is located around a shallow sea with some tidal inlets. To the north are hills, and to the east and northeast are high mountains. In this mountain region is a large and very deep like, a bit like Lake Baikal in Siberia. To the south are more low lying areas, with some dune rows near the coast. The southeast has some large lakes on a flat area that is above sea level.

The grey lines are borders, light grey is of Provinces within a country, dark grey is of the countries themselves. In the mountainous area, some lines are missing because I want to redraw them to fit the water drainage divide, many borders in the real world follow these divides.

I now have to keep filling in all the hills and mountains with colour to finish the map.

_{Feel free to use the colour scheme I left in the middle for your own maps!}

Hi Wiecher,

This picture is very impressive

How do you generate that kind of image ?

Izi

I used MS Paint and a colour scheme I got from a weather site, and then I just started drawing, line by line, pixel by pixel.

I started with the outlines of the lowest elevations and worked my way up through the colours.

PS I find it strange my post is in this thread since I am fairly certain I originally posted it in the Show us your maps thread... Some moderator moved it?

Roughly how long did that map take you to make?

[timmie 988]

580.000 inhabitants.

A lot of work still needs to be done...

  Edited August 2, 2012 by timmie  

[Superbacon 380]

Work in progress. Coming up on 500,000 this week.

[Kevenbro 94]

topgun232: that's so good bro

[sideral 1]

My régions.

> 500.000.

[samima 92]

Hot of the presses! This image is huge so click to enlarge!

Impressive!

Not truly related to SC4, this is a map I am working on, it's still unfinished. It's a map of a part of the fictional country where most of my SC4 regions are located. I've posted a similar map earlier in this forum, of another part of that country, but this one has lots of mountains (lots of work). The land is located around a shallow sea with some tidal inlets. To the north are hills, and to the east and northeast are high mountains. In this mountain region is a large and very deep like, a bit like Lake Baikal in Siberia. To the south are more low lying areas, with some dune rows near the coast. The southeast has some large lakes on a flat area that is above sea level.

The grey lines are borders, light grey is of Provinces within a country, dark grey is of the countries themselves. In the mountainous area, some lines are missing because I want to redraw them to fit the water drainage divide, many borders in the real world follow these divides.

I now have to keep filling in all the hills and mountains with colour to finish the map.

_{Feel free to use the colour scheme I left in the middle for your own maps!}

Can you put that on the Exchange?

[AIX 270]

An update on Thessaloniki.

[dylan88 5]

An update on Thessaloniki.

...WOW. I would LOVE to see a CJ on this, or at least some close up shots.

[The Avatar 1,089]

An update on Thessaloniki.

...WOW. I would LOVE to see a CJ on this, or at least some close up shots.

He has a CJ. Check the link in his sig.

[AIX 270]

I will be updating the CJ by tomorrow time permitting. I often use these "Show us your.........." threads to post teaser pics

[simlink 1,098]

Oooh, massive region AIX! Looks great.

[Ion_Cannon 677]

This image is a few weeks old, but it's not too out of date - behold the great mess! - click for full size.

[SimCoug 5,976]

That is quite impressive Ion! population?

I'm going to go in the opposite direction with this region update - The SorGun region in 1860.

(click for full size)

[Liszak 48]

My natural growth region I'm working on. It's not that small, but I'm just showing parts which are already inhabited...

CLICK FOR PICTURE

  Edited August 12, 2012 by Liszak  

[renerolgeographic 73]

[AIX 270]

@SimCoug: Is that region available anywhere on the STEX?

Thessaloniki as of today. Population: 15,069,700.

[Liszak 48]

Thessaloniki as of today. Population: 15,069,700.

Daamn that's huge! How do you make that region view so big?