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hijodecordoba
REPLIES: @escilnavia: Thank you very much. i used the extra cheat to get it how i wanted it. i'm glad you like the result. @Mikeaut1: Thank you ver much. i have always been a fan of antigrid (but sometimes it looks better:) ) @avrelivs: thanks for all your advices, I'll try them out when I have time get back to SC4. as for the shadow... i would be amazing to play with shadow, but that would shut down my computer it's has more than 6 years and less than 1GB RAM oh, if you are still interested, the canal is...
hijodecordoba
REPLIES: @panthersimcity4: Thank you, i like plazas really much. but sometimes i wish i would have more pieces @afanado: gracias! i'm glad you like it -------------------------------------- hello simtopolians today i have a few new pictures of Santo Camarone to present. they show the southern part of the city, away from the downtown. i hope you enjoy and comment we start at a rainy day but soon the sun dries everything and shines on saludos
hijodecordoba
REPLIES: none -------------------------------------- hello everybody, I'm back from my short break to show you the first real update of the new city in the west of the Valiosa region. It's called Santo Camarone and right at the moment the amount of people reaches round about 120000 inhabitantes. the marina is the most exclusive in the whole region (maybe because it's the only one ) I change the appearance of the water a bit. I think it didn't look genuine. thanks for watching. if you wouldn't leave without...
hijodecordoba
REPLIES: @9988: thank you! first time i tried water. @TekindusT: jaja si. the Peg water is much better than the normal but it still doesn't look that real in lower sea levels. but I know that there is plenty of room for photoshop increases gracias por tu comentario! @spursrule14: thank you very much @escilnavia: thanks, unfortunately you'll have to wait a bit longer for a real update -------------------------------------- it has been a busy week so i can only provide another 3 teaser shots of the new city...
hijodecordoba
REPLIES @evillions: thanks a lot teacher i still didn't find the best solution of the saturation thingy. when I lower it to much it's almost like a b/w image. but i will see that i do something. @escilnavia: thank you. me too think that the transition is good for the small space i left @avrelivs: thank you too. the road planning is what I try to do first. (meaning the mainroads) ------------------------------- I can't provide a full update this weekend, but I hope you come back and comment nonetheless. I...
hijodecordoba
REPLIES: @Towerdude: thanks a lot, yep, i do like too many BATs, so I can't choose a style Good to know that it still looks good. @Roberto Robato: gracias amigo. it was a spontaneous decison to build it. @JGellock: thanks for your comment. that's in my mind when i build the city. when one can see it, it's even better @escilnavia: thanks. due to my antigrid tries, sometimes it looks confusing, yes. soon i'll show another city with a bit more grid. @Samerton: thank you very much for your enthusiasm and...
hijodecordoba
REPLIES: @NMUSpidey: thank you very much! my first 5, yeaah @TekindusT: muchas gracias amigo. to hear that from you means lot to me. I hope I can keep up. oh, i have a special for you today @superbuilder89: another 5/5... wow you make me proud, thanks @afanado: che amigo, gracias! ------------------------------------------ welcome back everybody to the new update of Valiosa. as indicated the last time I have gone back to built Ciudad de Irigoyen. i didn't built a lot but i want to show you anyway. i hope...
hijodecordoba
REPLIES: @escilnavia: thanks for your post. normally i don't use the powerlines and for the little occasions there is no need to change them. but your right, there are way better powerlins then that @JGellock: thank you very much. actually where I live there are even more powerlines throughout the fields and landscape, but you see i tried orientate on RL. (did you "find" the airport yet?) ---------------------------------------- today I want to close on the little trip to the neighbourhood of CDI and...
hijodecordoba
REPLIES: @Coppertown2: muchas gracias amigo, I like all the nature stuff and i'm learning right now how to us it. me encantan las cosas de naturaleza y estoy aprendiendo como usarlas. @00mercado00: thanks for your comment. hope i like the new as well @Mikeaut1: glad to see you back here. thanks @Jamonbread: thanks for your statement. it's good to hear that @JGellock: thank you. your right, recently I have posted the similar thing in another cj, but sometimes i like to have more than just the picture the...
hijodecordoba
Hi guys no replies to do. well, todays update is about the citylimits. it's suppossed to be a gentle transition, but have your own look here is the mayor part from above on a cloudy day this is still more townish but here starts the idyll hope you like it and leave a comment. if you don't like it, leave a comment too saludos
hijodecordoba

Update 7 - Maps

Replies: -ICE-{man}: yep I use photoshop, the original colours are bit to bright for me, but I will definitely check the saturation. thanks for the comment Mikeaut1: thanks a lot. roundabouts are are great solution, aren't they turdferguson:i'm not sure which walls you mean, but i guess you mean the ones by jeronij - here if you mean the other walls, you can find them here short update of the region and a little traffic map. i'm still working on the region, because it was a bit flat and boring here it is:
hijodecordoba
the city of Irigoyen spreads out more and more and so the southern part of the town grew even more then the northern part. the population increased to 75000 inhabitants and the number of commuters to Valiosa or Barlovento rises the same. I fooled around with photoshop one the last pic. please feel free to leave comments and advices saludos
hijodecordoba
hello everybody I suspended all the important things to do (shame on me) and decided to prepare an update instead. I change the part of town and lurking now to the southern part of the city on the other side of the highway. there are even more monuments and pionts of interest to see. so Ciudad de Irigoyen provides a lot of culture. in the first pic i named the PoI, so you have a overview. this is just to show you how the development started on that side rest is some closer views on the city scenes. hope...
hijodecordoba
UPDATE 4 - Parque central Irigoyen aka Palace Park Hi there... today I've little something for you. It's the # 2 point of interest in the suburban/satelite town of Ciudad de Irigoyen. I'm talking about the biggest and most beautiful park in the town. In it's center is a representative building that is highly protected. nobody knows exactly what happens behind that doors, but it is often used to attend VIPs. a few times in the year there are guided tours. the park is open to everyone. ... and have changed...
hijodecordoba
REPLIES: benedict: yep, you did unfortunetally i'm not in charge to give you a trixie, but i'll give you piont as substitution. how does that sound Hello everybody. This time i’ll deal with the western part of CDI. The marked section shows were we are It's a dense area full of midrise buildings There is another park too but you’ll see that one on the next update This is were the power comes from and were the garbage goes to. The road leads out of the city and is highly frequented by freight trucks The last...
hijodecordoba
REPLIES: benedict: thanks my friend. you know what? you made the first comment in my first CJ - AGAIN! is there a trixie for that? well you would deserve it crazyArch: hola varon, muchas gracias, donde se puede ver el trabajo tuyo? UPDATE 2 – CDI northeast close-ups Not much to tell today. There is visual experinces only:) Parque Gardel in front of the library In the west of the park East from the park Far away from the park we ascending to the state when I will show really new pictures have fun saludos
hijodecordoba
Today I’ll startof the town of Ciudad de Irigoyen (CDI). It’s the growing neighbourhood of the costal metropolis Barlovento (which actually still not exists ). The city is rich in monuments and parks, so a lot of tourists from Barlovento come to visit CDI. The building height is very variable and reaches very high levels as well as very low ones. At the moment 54000 people are living in CDI but I will start with the first steps I made with the town. It started kind of in the middle of nowhere. There is no...
hijodecordoba
first things first: sorry about all the text Hello simtropolis community and welcome to my first… well… first and a half CJ, named Valiosa. In August 2010 I already started this CJ in the forum section but now, since ST 7 the new sections seems to be the more popular place for CJ’s and so I want to transfer my CJ to the new section, meaning that I’m not going to post everything from the beginning in August 2010 again, but that I continue to post pictures from a certain point. I don’t can retrieve all the...
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