Frankie_Grove

that's a mighty nice neighborhood you have created I especially love the good amount of trees and use of PEG's pond stuff.

i fightthepower

well, i would participate..but an upside down national flag is rather...disrespectful so I do believe i'll sit this one out ... maybe next time

Originally posted by: Cuahtemoc Ok, Im doing a test upload to the Lot editor, and for some reason it wont show up there. This is what i did: 1. Made the model (no textures, just a simple model within 16x16 metres in gmax) 2. saved it, followed by a high quality export 3. opened the PM, modified its stats (it said "plug-in saved successfully) 4. Opened the lot editor, and wouldnt show up. Help please!quote> Try making the lot 2x2...it only displays props that will actually fit on the current lot size...

great job! and awesome use of peg's pond kits!

I too use regular rail quite often, even in my downtowns (but no passenger stations). Cities just don't seem the same without them..

Originally posted by: artosoft Airport can expand... So I make a mistake by putting airport on high ground and surrounded by road. No place to expand more. Regards, Arto.quote> Airports do expand, but they need not to take up more tile space. When you click to expand, the lot goes under reconstuction, and appears again with more props and such..

I love the 'historical' look of a pic on the previous page. Those older style storefronts are my favorite style..may i ask where you found them?

if such technology was availble i doubt it would ever be allowed outside of the military....

seems the British sailors were not as innocent as advertised: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17769296/

Originally posted by: JanYpe You silly burglar. Not all ventilation ducts are of the same accessible size, despite what Hollywood has taught you.quote> that's a good point I figured someone would say something like that

Originally posted by: Gnargenox Houston's skyline has been ranked fourth-most impressive in the United States when ranked primarily by height, being the country's third-tallest skyline (after Chicago and New York City) quote> Houston is not third, Houston's tallest ( JP Morgan Chase Tower) is at 302 meters, (1,002 ft.). However, Atlanta, GA's tallest (Bank of America Plaza) is at 312 meters, (1,023 ft.) Los Angeles, CA's tallest (U.S. Bank Tower) is at 310 meters (1,018 ft.). Therefore, in the United States, the tallest cities in order are: 1. Chicago, IL2. New York City, NY 3. Atlanta, GA 4. Los Angeles, CA 5. Houston, TX Therefore, Houston is NOT 3rd..it is 5th Oh and..I still hate the Houston is better than the South thing Originally posted by: Gnargenox and one of the top 10 in the world; quote> Wrong again (sorry, but it seems you got this info from Wiki? In that case it is likely wrong) Houston is #13 for tallest cities of the World, there are many taller cities than Houston. However, in terms of quantity of tall buildings Houston may have an edge.

I love PEG's creek kits! and you use them beautifully! Keep up the good work twiggy!

Originally posted by: pickled_pig Frankie_Grove I remember you making a point about how Northerners were snobs, to which I completely agree. But then, so are Southerners. And Midwesterners. And Westerners. There's this really snobby kid in my German class who seems to think that he's superior to me because he's lived down here all of his life. quote> yes, and perhaps it is just that we only notice when in different parts of the country? Living in one region then moving or visiting another can really show you just how different it can be. And perhaps it is just that I have grown tried of being considered inferior, especially when i went out west....not a pretty site. Anyway, enough of that, Love the update! it is very very realistic, the only thing it lacks is creeks or a pond or two. (even in sprawling areas here, water is very very commonplace). Also, I see a lack of powerlines, most of the sprawling areas still have older style power lines, (there is a rural version on the STEX, i will see if i can dig them up). Other than that, love how realistic you have made this, especially with the severe limitations on SC4! Great Job!