Free-form university?

[Beren Erchamion 12]

Does anyone have any experience with or advice for building a free-form university of an architecture similar to what you'd find in, say, a small 19th-century liberal arts college in New England? I've searched City Journals for ideas and examples, but all the universities I can find seem to use a more modern style of architecture--they're quite impressive aesthetically, but they're just not the style I want. The Maxis reward university is nice, but obviously it's much too fixed. I know some people have taken the building props and turned them into standalone lots, but does anyone have any thoughts beyond just those?

[BIWDC 2,296]

You probably should post this in the BAT Request thread Here:

New Official BAT Request Thread

If you can try & get some pictures of the building style you are

thinking of it might help someone if they do BAT it.

[Javascap 9]

Well, there is the Clayhurst University over at the LEX, but it is sadly limited and apparently abandoned. It is, on the bright side, modular.

[TekindusT 3,809]

I would be quite cautious at saying the University of Clayhurst pack is limited. You may have only a bunch of buildings to choose, but combined with Maxis or other custom content buildings, you can get a quite serious campus [link].

Furthermore, an expansion pack is in the making, but seems that RL doesn't give JBSimio a rest...

If you're looking for a modular uni, I think the UoC pack is the choice.

[Yarahi 1,816]

Furthermore, an expansion pack is in the making, but seems that RL doesn't give JBSimio a rest...

Last thing I saw, the modelling was already done. Only the packaging (which is done by Andreas) is left.. Unfortunately RL is no kinder to him

  Edited April 1, 2012 by yarahi  

[Beren Erchamion 12]

I'm not necessarily asking "What mod set should I download to do this?" but rather if anyone has any experience mixing and matching various lots--perhaps even using some intended for completely different purposes--of buildings, pathways, parks, etc. and what their experiences were as to what kinds of techniques work and what kind don't.

More of a conceptual question than a concrete "What do I need to download to do this and what are the instructions for using them?"

I'm not necessarily asking "What mod set should I download to do this?" but rather if anyone has any experience mixing and matching various lots--perhaps even using some intended for completely different purposes--of buildings, pathways, parks, etc. and what their experiences were as to what kinds of techniques work and what kind don't.

More of a conceptual question than a concrete "What do I need to download to do this and what are the instructions for using them?"