Update IX - Censing the Journalist
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CG - thanks, camping would be a great idea, but as of yet this area of the world has not been discovered, so kodiak bears may be an issue.
Toki.s - the terrain did turn out unimaginably better than i had hoped, i just hope that i can recreate that level of quality in the future.
Benedict - thankyou, now hopefully this is a collaborative project that you could take part in.
Marsh - thankyou my friend.
Korot - that crane was merely an example of my work that i had to hand. Remember that the edges of the plopwater tiles are somewhat jagged until you use shoreline props to smooth them out. If you look carefully you will also see that I use the road and rail tool to make some form of ditch, this also ensures the river never flows downhill; and at the same time prevents exageration of any ditch by using the sometimes unweildly God Mode tools. I am glad you spotted what is awry with the second meadow pic, i acheived that orientation by simply horizontally flipping an normal sc4 screenshot. unfortunately you lose any sense of reference without significant vertical elements present. There are no plants on the riverbed, that is the raw terrain texture, and that tree is dead, but i see your point.
Tostartpressanykey - hah, these shots are during the nature construction phase, and still lack the majority of the flora. I do however worry about conservationists invading my PC and trying to charge me with the destruction of non-literal existential nature.
Mayorm - thankyou and welcome.
DCmetro34 - well not much is happening as such at the minute, but i am glad you are finding the setup interesting.
TmiguelT - I will try not too, but some collateral damage is unavoidable.
Penguin007 - thankyou and welcome.
Petrovar Ambassador - welcome to the Iron Coast, and there is plenty more on the way.
Censing the Journalist
The city journal census project is something me and CSGdesign have been talking about behind closed doors for many weeks now. The overall idea is to perform and record data on City Journal Regions, and on the Journals themselves, once a month. Obviously he and I are going to lead the way on this with a first post. It is sheer luck that we both end up in the OSITM on SC4D together. So as much of a trial run, I present to you the first Census Report (January 2010) from the Iron Coast. At this stage it is just data on the Journal itself, and the format is far from final. Any and All feedback is most welcome.
Now we also get to celebrate a somewhat special occasion. The Iron Coast has reached 100 replies on SC4D, to commemorate this milestone I have made the first Iron Coast Badge of Merit. Congratulations Joelyboy911 and thank you to everyone who has contributed thus far.
Now I wonder who will be number 100 here.
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