Thomasine

Hello, I am certain that the Simtropolis Exchange should remain open to all registered members. People love to show off their ideas to the people, as long it is not offending

Great program. Thanks!

First, 100th, 200th, 500th, every thousandth, anything that ends with two zeros. In some forums I used to be on, There were people who made their own threads to announce their milestone.

Hello. Welcome to the site! How are you? Well, you must have done a lot of redevelopment in one area, which can confuse the game mechanics because the paths follow a road that don't exist anymore. The main cause could be lots of redevelopment. If you demolish a lot of roads, the game mechanics will draw a straight path between the surviving tiles. Have you tried running the simulator for a month or two? It fixes it in most cases.

There are quite a handful of alternative farms that can add a little bit extra flavour to your CJs. I would type 'farm' as a keyword in the STEX search. Good luck!

I would be inclined to release it, but be sure to give credit to the author. Nice model.

Nice improvement. Of course, the real test is when we cram 2000 members into this site at one time.

I agree too. But also it could be Rome...

Err, just bulldoze the area completely and build forest parks. They do good against climate change.

Large cities are actually 4.096 km squared. Each tile is 16m

Start the game first, delete My Docs/SimCity 4 (folder)> copy the 'SimCity 4' (folder) > paste> play game. By copying the SimCity folder, you've effectively copied the plugins folder too!

Hi, This is my first time at Simtropolis, but no trouble with the rules.

Monorails are quite fast too. In my game, it's Subway at 200mph

This message was created before the upgrade: Ha ha ha! I never thought I'd hit the jackpot of a reliable SimCity 4 fan site before! Well, Glenni, I actually use imperial measurements. Most rooms should be 9 feet high, with another foot between for all the wiring, piping and some other thing. The doors should be 2 to 3 feet wide, double for double doors, and the staircases must be ≤ 42°. It's not the fault of the architects: Sims haven't been taught how to live in our houses! Oh, hello to Cjah, another great member who's done something for the site (see his signature). You just had my mind freshened up. That was in fact the girl I was talking about! And hello to homeandaway. I see you might be a fan of a TV show, right? Wait a minute: you got a city journal for Rangoon, Myanmar? If so, sounds interesting to me. The real Rangoon isn't up to scratch recently: The Times told me that Myanmar has relocated its capital... which is banned to ordinary members of the public! And now I just spotted a leader of a BAT team at last! This site is literally a madhouse already with so many members. As a guest, I've seen the total creep up every day. It might not be long to the 200,000 member milestone! There's millions of members in the SimCity site, but nearly all of them aren't using the BBS regularly, with others paying attention solely to SimCityScape and downloads. And what a shame that I couldn't connect to that from Deluxe Edition. Oh, and here's your image as I promised... Jason, I met Tina, but I don't know Athens2004 (there wasn't a Anthens2004 in the user search). But well, she's Greek; I'm the Dane, and either way currency collecting is a huge multi-million dollar hobby, covering all locations worldwide. You see, you buy crisp uncirculated notes (of almost any country that has a slow or inverse inflation rate) from a travel agent (they are almost inclined to do so: after all, they are trained to be friendly!), and then, you trade those to any good banknote dealer with a certainty of a reasonable profit. You see, new crisp notes are actually worth more in the banknote collecting market, even if they are in circulation in that country. Meanwhile, Seems a cross-section of members agree with Jason! Hi GingerBlokey! I'm wondering if your avatar/signature is actually a part of a important document? And I've been confused about rumours too. One moment Tina said she would quit and the next moment she wouldn't (just before my bedtime). It drove me a bit around the bend so I told her by MSN to make her mind up while I slept (my MSN is thomasineheiberg@hotmail.co.uk: not to be used for e-mail please.). Meanwhile, it is worth distinguishing the differences between me and Tina: one of them is that she may be smart at HTML coding, But I'm terrible at that. However, I use some specialist application like SharePoint or Dreamweaver to create pages. That's how I overcome that problem! She has trouble understanding that sometimes you have to make assumptions in mathematics. But I don't. On the weather, however, sounds fine, but expect putrid conditions for Ten Tors in 95%, no, 75% of all cases. (hah, I'm not doing it after all! Indian Takeaway planned for that day...) ... but just as I was about to say how less strict the dress code is in modern life, now Tina's finally made her mind up here; that's very shocking and sad. Okay, having said that a few paragraphs before, the party may be virtually over and it's wise to say farewell to Tina and outline my future plans. But a few more words: Assume me as a female: Thomasine Heiberg, from that Jens Juel painting... brought to life. But remember, there's no superman/woman who could, well... do everything for you. Well, thanks for the introduction.

(looks at hers) Light and shiny. With Karen Blixen.