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Ok guys, I have an issue with my game. I've added tonnes of custom content from the STEX as well as a few bits and pieces from the BSC LEX. Now I've got a problem that I can't see the icons in the menus (hopefully there is a picture you can see) I really need to get this fixed as its driving me nuts! Many thanks.

Awesome look there, I love the work on the embankment with the trees blending in nicely, and the modern looking high-rises look fantastic on the river side. I shall be paying very close attention to this CJ. Keep up the great work

I've finally found a good looking CJ right at the start of its life (I usually turn up once a CJ is well established). I hope to stick around and enjoy some more quality updates, so in the mean time:- Great start and good luck!!

brilliant, I'll go and remove the patch for now

After a break from simcity (my computer died a while back) I installed it on my new pc and started the long and painful process of gathering all the custom content and modds again, I grabbed the new NAM cos I just can't live without it, but now I have a problem. When I get into the game and load a city to start my vision my miscellanious transport menu is acting up, it seems blank but when I move my mouse over it brings up the LOT info and when plopping stuff all GLR entires come up with what I assume to be props missing (I get the nasty maxis carboard box thingy) can someone please help me out here its really bugging me and I just wanna get started. If only there was a quicker and easier way of getting custom content and all their dependencies.

OK cant work out whats happening with this, why isn't the text sitting where I want it to be?

EPISODE 1 -SPLAT! Welcome to Port Autumndale, this is the story of one man and his incredible journey around this unspoilt tranquil land. Our hero, Mr Peter Worthing, lives in a small farming village, Little Penning, it is the only inhabited place in this region. Peter lives and works on his own farm, each day seemingly identical to the last. He is known to the locals to be a bit of a recluse, no-one seems to know much about him until one rather spectacular day. Peter woke up at 5.30 as per usual, had his 2 slices of toast and glass of orange juice, as usual, went out to his field at 7, as usual. The sun was shining brightly, as usual. So he grabbed his pick axe from his shed and went to break up some ground. He lifted the pick axe above his head and with a great deal of force landed it into the ground. What happened then took him by surprise and he stood motionless as thick black liquid sprayed in the air and flooded his field. When the shock had passed he realised what had happened, he had struck........ OIL!!!!!!!! So he went back inside and his mind started whirring, he had a crazy idea, but now he had the assets to make this idea happen. He wanted to create a utopian region where people would want to live, work, shop and where tourists would come from miles around. Never mind being in charge of a farm, he wanted his own mini empire!!!! So he got on the phone and got the appropriate equipment on the way to turn this mess into paradise. To be continued........

Struggling to sort out image links, please be patient

Welcome all to my first city journal As this is my first city journal I would ask that you be patient with me, I have wonderful ideas in my head, but getting them on screen and onto here might be a bit trickier. Please be honest without being rude offer as much advice as you like, because how else will I learn? I will try and give credit for the lots I use, but I have so many on my hard drive it could get difficult. So without further ado, on with the story....

Ok guys, I know there are some extremely talented BATers out there so here's a challenge for you all:- I come from Lincoln, England and the only thing Lincoln is really known for is its cathedral, it is quite a magnificent building and I have a great plan for using it in one of my cities, so please, please, please can someone make it for me. For more images and details please visit http://homepage.ntlworld.com/peter.fairweather/docs/Lincoln_cathedral.htm Thanks!!!!!