Show us your MMP work

[DavidDHetzel 1,816]

Here's a thread to show off all the work you've done with Mayor Mode Plops!

Here's a Park in Hixon Courthouse I built.

here two businessmen are making a deal that will finally give new life to an old abandoned factory lot.

 

[Thin White Duke 4,072]

I think this thread is a good idea. It's kind of a niche mixture of "show us your nature" and "show us your detail shots" that i've been waiting for someone to start for a while.

[Thin White Duke 4,072]

Let me be the first to reply! This is a large open area side by side with the main street of a town of 800 people.

[philforhockey51 4,203]

At first I thought this to be repetitive but I can understand wanting to show an area that is specifically made up of mmps(mostly I assume) that would not really fall into the nature or details threads. You never know sometimes these new ones last and sometimes they don't. I'll share to keep it going a bit longer.

How about a whole lake, shoreline and surrounding nature

In the image above trees within the crater are mmp, on the ridge and beyond the road is the god mode tree controller

and a closer look at the lake shore, all you see is mmp, really the boat tower and shed are mmps too.

I know this could be in the nature thread but it is a lot of mmp, I also have to take some pictures of some areas in my region specifically for this thread I think I know some spots

[11241036 5,094]

@philforhockey51 That's nice work, it's especially always good to see these pictures that show step by step how someone is making something.

[Thin White Duke 4,072]

Moar!!!

[DavidDHetzel 1,816]

 

[philforhockey51 4,203]

A park on the edge of town, used a couple of 1x1 lots and mmps in between 

[Manuel-ito 322]

This image is from an earlier city of mine (from the same city as my infamous 'Merry-Go-Tram' image, in fact), but I'm still loving how it turned out :

The basic idea was that this is part of the city's historical district, with the original windmills and crops preserved and, in fact, still in use.

(Now that I see the image again, the crops don't have any irrigation nearby. Maybe the windmills actually pump the water up or something...)

[DavidDHetzel 1,816]

Abandoned Factory

Pond

 

[BLANKBLANK 4,414]

Manuel-ito- your MMP work is really imaginative, well done! The wind-powered barns are an inspired touch.

Here is a mosaic of Helga's Pass.

And a mosaic of Stalag's Range.

[DavidDHetzel 1,816]

[TakemeThere 5,833]

Spent a lot of time making this particular scene and there's lots more where that came from.  

[Thin White Duke 4,072]

Got wood? Old man Doyle does, and it's in the forest where no one'll steal it without getting detected. Sure, you might get some logs, but rest assured you'll also get a rifle wound to the leg. Old man Doyle does not mess around.

[korver 27,685]

Once an area with pristine rainforest, deforestation has reduced this area to a shell of it's former self.

You can check out the rest of my CJ update "The Amazon" here.

 

[philforhockey51 4,203]

Here are a set of pictures that show the "layers" of MMPs laid out on a cliff side.

[philforhockey51 4,203]

Fall Wine Season in 1151 and a second from a different angle

[Terring 6,473]

Old pictures of some of my first attempts of making something nice by using only MMP.

Most people would simply ignore or put a cheat to hide any zone that hasn't been developed yet. I used to add MMPs, such as dirt, trees and cars, not only to make those zones more interesting, but also to give a boost to the surrounding buildings and increase the probability of getting those zones developed.

My very first attempt to make parks entirely by MMPs.

I miss playing Simcity

[metasmurf 705]

MMPing isn't exactly my favourite part of the game, but I though I'd at least do the coastlines.

 

[BLANKBLANK 4,414]

Pictures taking from Flander's Hills.

[rsc204 21,805]

I know I keep banging on about it, but I simply love the Berner Oberland terrain and I think the shots you are showing @Ln X are some of the best shots I've ever seen using it. Sudden Valley is much easier to get right, I'm curious though how you get it looking so dark, I find myself seeing lighter tones of green. Perhaps you have a different gamma setup on you videocard, I know my picture altered a lot when switching from an ATI to my NVidia. But wow, some seriously stunning natural beauty buddy .

[BLANKBLANK 4,414]

10 hours ago, rsc204 said:

I know I keep banging on about it, but I simply love the Berner Oberland terrain and I think the shots you are showing @Ln X are some of the best shots I've ever seen using it. Sudden Valley is much easier to get right, I'm curious though how you get it looking so dark, I find myself seeing lighter tones of green. Perhaps you have a different gamma setup on you videocard, I know my picture altered a lot when switching from an ATI to my NVidia. But wow, some seriously stunning natural beauty buddy .

I use GIMP to increase contrast, or decrease saturation or increase clarity (brighter, sharper colours combined with desaturation). This is making the Berner Oberland terrain look a bit more like its darker green counterpart- Sudden Valley. Also Berner Oberland looks best when there are hills and high elevations...

[korver 27,685]

My first go at MMPing an entire urban park. Sydney's Royal Botanic Gardens and the world famous Sydney Opera House.

You can check out the rest of my Sydney update here.

 

 

[BLANKBLANK 4,414]

Great use of Chrisadams3997's MMP paths!

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A west-to-east flyover of Chunder's Mound.

[Abrams 1,744]

MMP-ed neighbourhood for maximum cozyness

[Thin White Duke 4,072]

This ended up looking more like Pennsylvania than I originally planned, but I'm happy with it anyway.

[BLANKBLANK 4,414]

Very nicely done Abrams124! And Thin White Duke, watch out for MMP tiling, sadly MMPs won't go on road tiles. Other than that the MMP work looks great.

[Abrams 1,744]

I can't get enough of MMP-s

[metasmurf 705]

Trying to get the rugged rocky shore look

 

[Abrams 1,744]

Was going for that too