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Just need a quick answer for SC 2000.

 

How do you make industrial areas grow that are far from the residential areas? Highways don't seem to do anything, same for subways; the only exception seems to be railroads, but they don't expand industrial much at all and just die eventually... Any tips? Thanks.

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I'm going to move this over to City-Building Games.

 

Also, have you put onramps on the highways and stations for the subways and railways?


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    Ok, I got subways to work, but can highways take people to their jobs far away, or are they mainly for commercial transport?

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    I'm not sure if SC2k differentiates between different transport types. Highways definitely carry sims though. Roads do not connect directly to highways, so you need to build onramps and offramps.


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    Putting a small (2x2 square) residential zone in the industrial area will help, vice/versa for putting a small industrial zone inside a residential area.


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    K, got it.

     

    One more question about commercial: Will sims only go to them if they're within the 3 block radius?

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