kathrynlacey
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What Made 400 People Volunteer for a One-Way Mission to Mars?
kathrynlacey replied to Adrianor's topic in Current Events
The reason is economically speaking, it costs much more to return a colony to earth than it does to send them there in the first place. A good book on this very topic (science fiction) is titled "As it Is on Mars". -
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I once had a 1x1 tile from a Japanese site, I think it was from Himagine back when they showed photos of their downloads. Anyhow, it was a 1x1 railroad piece that was transit-enabled and it was a simple 90-degree turn for a railroad. Just a picture of a railroad track like an L . If you had a railroad and needed to go around a very tight squeeze you just put the 1x1 on the end of your ralroad track and wallah! The rail cars make a 90-degree turn. I can't remember what it was called and I have no photo of it. Anybody have this? t
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Green Grocer W2W Landmark and Grow + OWR1 version
kathrynlacey commented on Glenni's file in Commercial
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[2009] Lot Editor and Plug-in Manager - Forum Archive
kathrynlacey replied to tvguy's topic in SC4 BAT & Lot Workshop
Thanks for the reply! I changed most of the lots to minimum slope required = 0, slope to where foundation starts at 1.0, and maximum slope allowed 777. That prevents the What if you delete the foundation property from the exemplar, what would happen then? What if you delete retaining walls, that is, change it to none? -
[2009] Lot Editor and Plug-in Manager - Forum Archive
kathrynlacey replied to tvguy's topic in SC4 BAT & Lot Workshop
Changing lots to conform to slopes/hills. I would like to know the best combination of numbers to use in the Lot Editor (or in DATGEN, or the reader) to prevent the retaining walls and/or foundations from rising up under buildings on slopes. I've searched and so far have found that there is a lot foundation and a building foundation. The lot foundation property is in the SC4Lot file and the building foundation is in the SC4Desc file. What is the way to do this so that you can have your lots conform to a slope without raising or showing the foundation? Preferably I would like the whole lot to conform to the slope. I have seen very little posted on this topic and the lot editor manual is vague, though it does touch on the topic somewhat. As an example, see Glenni Gasshou-Zurri lots, which are exactly set on the slopes no matter how steep the hill without carving those un-natural Boxy Hills.. NOTES: , I've found that some lots have foundations set 90 and 40, some 90 and 50, some 16 and 30, and 90 and 90. Some lots like the ones that start with PZ (PZ1x1 Grass) don't have foundations at all. In LE you can change farm fields to be 0, 999, and 999 for minimal slope, maximum slope before foundation, and maximum slope and your farms look a whole lot more natural with these settings. Please help!. -
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