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Wow...that looks great, it's different for sure, I can't say I've ever seen anything like it in real life, but if there is, then I'd love to see a pic. You've got an ambitious project ahead of you, I hope it goes well, and I'll keep coming back to see how you progress.
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hkabat-forum-threads Massively Gigantic Japanese BAT Gallery
Fox replied to Odainsaker's topic in SC4 - Custom Content
caghaasnoot You'll find all those great creations an more here.... http://somy.gozaru.jp/ Just click on the pictures to download them. -
I would suggest you start placing some Landmarks maybe, like churches, university, Art Museum ect. Have you started on the Botanic Gardens yet? Or the zoo?...maybe make a zoo lot?
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Looking good dude....I'm truely impressed. I know you can't make it perfectly to scale or exact, to all those people out there that want to criticize this for those reasons. But I think it's pretty damn good so far. Keep up the good work dude. Maybe post some more pics of graphs and charts detailing pollution, transport methods ect...
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River Basin: The region where anything could happen
Fox replied to smirkazor's topic in SC4 City Journals
Cool looking city. I love the terrain and the use of the custom lots.... I also like how you plan your citys infrastructure out before you zone. Keep this interesting journal up to date dude, good work. -
hkabat-forum-threads Massively Gigantic Japanese BAT Gallery
Fox replied to Odainsaker's topic in SC4 - Custom Content
quito go to this page for the link and click on the picture like the one posted below. I think it's the 8th one down. It come in a package with a ferry if I remember correctly. http://www.geocities.jp/bu19040527/ -
Rural setting modd -- adding life to farming communities
Fox replied to Daeley's topic in SC4 Modding - Open Discussion
Cool, this has been a great addition to the game. Works really well. Although I notice that you never post pics of expected yield %. I've let a city go while givng this a test run and always got between 138% and 189% every year. I must have found a good terain to farm....hehe. Hope we see more of this type of additions to the game. -
Umm...all I can say at this stage112 is keep ya eye out for one of those buildings..
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My guess is in Canada, somewhere around Banff.
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Nice work dude......keep us up to date, and this will be a really popular CJ.. Also, I'm working on getting a few lots for you. Including trying to get someone to make St.Peter's Cathedral and Santos House. I'll be in touch.
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Looking good so far. Just a few more things you might want to keep in mind. Also, don't forget that Santos House is in the middle of this group of buildings. Also, with the latest Network Addon-Mod, you should be able to experiment with making Rundle Mall pedestrian only. Keep up the good work.
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If any one is looking maps, the best place i've found is here.. http://compsimgames.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rebel13.com%2FSimCity%2FHome.html
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Ok cyber_256 attached is a map with the approximate locations of the major public and private schools in the city center, plus a few other notable places. meercat61 you really need to find a better Blockbuster, the one on Anzac HWY, South Road intersection charge $2.95 to $3.95 for new releases. If you need any more help cyber_256 pm me your msn or email and I can get you all the info ya need. Btw the city is starting to take off, keep up with it dude.
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Date:7/1/2004 12:17:58 AM Author:cyber_256 A question for South Aussies, is Victoria Square one way?quote> Here's a pic, I hope it's clear enough. Red = direction of roads Blue = Tram line Pink = This is a closed road for a cafe on that corner, but it is open to traffic I believe between 3am and 6 am for deliveries. North Terrace is to the left side of the pic btw. Hope this helps.
