Parkopolis

[Muck308 55]

Hey the last few updates were great. It was nice to catch up on Parkopolis.

[technicallydead 1]

Wow, never thought i missed the last update! Anyways, great addition you have brought dude! Hoping for more!

[SC4Poser-moser 0]

looks great man, the lakes are always cool, same as the park spaces, it all goes together nicely.

[aiumkastarkius 0]

Wow!!! Those are some nice looking suburbs. I like the river winding around too.

[jacqulina 162]

looking forward to more my friend

[Teeparex 6]

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TmiguelT- Thanks very much! Your lakes would probably win though.Twenty20- Thank you!John Kirby- Thanks, the suburbs do take quite a while to build once they become more random.mancoolman- Glad you like the parks selles- Unfortunately I can't remember the name of the terrain texture I'm using a the moment. Thanks for the great comment anyway!Jacqulina- Thanks Hawkeye9- Hey thanks a lot for adding me to your signature! I've noticed Parkopolis is on quite a few siggys now.Muck308- Thanks very much! jonpaulosiglos- Thanks for your reply!SC4Poser-moser- Thanks!aiumkastarkius- Thanks a lot, glad you like the 'burbs.Update 14- The outskirts of Parkopolis

It's been quite a while since the last update! Among other things I have been experimenting with making ploppable suburbs using ilive reader and lot editor, with some success, kinda for the hell of it! They won't be taking over Parkopolis though. (No residents)
Anyway, this update will show the outskirts of the city to the west and some of the first rural areas to be created in this region...

[Keegan V50 15]

very impressive suburbs there.i really like the way you lay out the parks,very impressive indeed

all the best

victor

[Solidseal 0]

Omg .. very nice all of it . I like the parks.

I dont even want toknow how long it takes to create even 1 park .. o well I DO want to know

Keep on going

[GreekMan 246]

wow just stunning........i love the first few pics with the houses!

great work!

[usfwoody 3]

Wonderful CJ, it definitely will be an inspiration for my fledgling region. Could you perhaps list some of the major mods you use? For instance, I notice how your streets are angling and you have those cul-de-sacs. What mod is that? Also, you have so many tree lined streets, is that manual plopping or is the city beautification jacked way up?

[Ke|is 3,333]

Wonderful

[TmiguelT 10]

OMG!!! You have one of the best suburbs in the CJ section!! It looks a very pleasant place to live.

[N106 10]

This is a beautiful city journal. I love the suburbs. Keep up the great work!

[buildsolid 4]

Wow this is impressive, nice work

[antsel 841]

I love the road networks in your suburbs, they look great. As always, I love your extensive park designs and all the paths that go with it. I also really like how you have a couple of residential communities that are encroaching on some rural land. I like the industrial area you have built too.

And please tell me where you go those parking lot in the 5th picture!

[ironicepitome 0]

Oooo... Pretty, I'm lovin this cj

[aiumkastarkius 0]

I like the rural sectors, especially the pic with the large warehouses. I like the way you've designed the rural areas also.

[game40k 0]

This is an amazing region, I love all the open areas and parks. You've really done a wonderful job with the city, Hope to see future pics

edit: also, have you thought about uploading this map?

[Teeparex 6]

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Victor Valdes- Thanks very much Victor Solidseal- Well, some of the parks don't take that long to make, as long as you have a rough idea of what you want it to look like. Thanks for your comment!Greekman- Wow, I'm really glad you find it stunning! Thanks a lot usfwoody- Thanks! I'm pretty sure you need the NAM (Network Addon Mod) for angled streets and cul de sacs, and the mod for the trees on the streets is herekelistmac- Thanks!TmiguelT- Really? Thanks so much N106- Thank you very much buildsolid- Cheers!selles- Thanks, it does take considerably more time to make modern sprawl than inner city grids! The parking lots you are inquiring about are found here!ironicepitome- Thanks very much!aiumkastarkius- Thank you game40k- Thanks so much! Welcome to Simtropolis as well. Although I won't upload the map because you can't upload regions with cities, plus without Parkopolis it's not a very interesting region anyway!

Update 15- More semi-rural areas

Thought it was about time for another update so here it is! This update will show some of the areas just north of the ones shown in the last update.

 Thanks for viewing everybody!

[Hawkeye9 0]

Wow very nice work as always!!! I especially love the use of the ponds scattered around the town!!! Lookin forward to more!!!

[Mayor Dylan Thomas 2]

Very impressive realistic suburbs.. the flow from manufacturing to residential and commercial along the main roads reminds me of the burbs round the golden horseshoe (eg. oakville and burlington). Only suggestion would be to find a way to randomize some of the ploppable trees.. it can be a chore Im sure but it would pay off.. some of the wooded areas repeat just a little too much.

[TmiguelT 10]

Another impressive update there. I'm loving your industrial areas, it sure looks that you know how to pull some very realistic cities .

i got one question though... what kind of trees are you using now on the fourth picture near the Pond? Are those Sim Fox Trees?... The look very realistic

[GreekMan 246]

one word: AMAZING!!!!!!!!!

[aiumkastarkius 0]

You definitely have a way with suburbs and the outskirts.

[Skram 4]

Wow man, You Suburbs are friggen sweet! I love them! Keep it up!

[jacqulina 162]

fantastic suburbs my friend

[Amthaak 1,501]

Just Amazing!

[Nardo69 51]

Nice CJ.

The two updates  on this page are green and spatious and remind me in a positive way of Mr. Beer's building style.

I didn't see Mass Transit so I guess this CJ is situated in / influences by the USA?!? 

Take care 

Bernhard 

[binobi 2]

Great looking city. The suburbs are really well planned out and reflect real life brilliantly. Also the transition from city to rural has been accomplished seamlessly with your use of mini industrial estates and clusters of warehousing, as well as the increasing distance between houses. Maybe a few villages and small towns to come?

The down town area and the peninsular also look great, I was wondering how come there is no bridge between the two? Seems like it would make sense, especially with the port beyond, just a thought.

Keep up the good work, hope to see more soon.

[earwax_man 18]

This CJ makes me want to do suburbs again

Great work!