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how about oneway road? Is it possible to cross town??

I have a question. Is the elevated roads/streets/avenue/rail puzzles able to cross town's boundries??? I tried several times but is still not okay How can I do so, is there any tricks??

Is that the Tin Heng Estate in the 5th picture ?? I believe it should be in Tin Shui Wai (another New Territories' town) It doesn't really matter though. Buildings are all similar in new towns of Hong Kong

What's the name of the BAT for the Concourse A of the Tampa Int' Airport ? It's pretty nice and neat i'm interested to build one for my city.

thanks u guys I know PEG's pond is better, but I don't really like straight edged water like PEG's Thanks u guys a lot anyway

I downloaded the "jeronij's ploppable water" and I wanted to build a realistic lake with it. However, I found that it's impossible to build it with random water edges. I did follow the tutorial of creating lake, but what I could do is straight water edges. Can anyone teach me what plugin do I need, and how to build it realisticly Plz forgive my poor grammar.

Hi, I am looking for a water plant that can produce huge amount of water and doesn't need to pay a lot. Thanks.

Thanks you guys a lot, I had solved my problems! Hope this can help somebody else, and I think the NAM development Group should create a better software for removing all the old NAMs (for the careless people like me)

i am trying to use the avenue roundabout from the NAM(June) By the way, what are the "cleanitol file" and "interfering files" ??

It didn't work for me. I tried it in an entirly empty place. The cursor was even grey in color. I don't know if there is any bug, or if I need any dependies.

I installed the Network Addon (June). I wanted to build a avenue roundabout, but it's not working. It didn't let me place the roundabout onto the grids. Does the avenue roundabout required any dependies?? Or is there any skills to build a avenue roundabout??

I hope SimCity Society will have that realistic rain effect

Good start, keep going The harbor looks great for sea transportation