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No offense, but do you ever link your dependencies? I don't really like having to hunt down Dep Files. Shame though because so many of your lots look VERY nice.

Did not download. Please link the dependencies.

I'll be going into LE and removing about 80% of those lamps and replacing the Helipad with a second parking lot. Nice idea, I'll give a 4 out of 5 but small clinics don't need a helipad, even in Small Town, USA.

1/5 for the incredibly bright white and horrible ground texture.

VERY nice look. Going to download. The only objection I have to it is the logo on the field. It appears to be a ram if I'm correct but that isn't my objection. My objection is the orientation of the logo. Personally I think the logo should be visible to those in the box on ANY field. 9/10 (or 5/5 since I can't give you a 4.5) Good work.

Well...WAS a part of the building. It sucked when they had to take it down. Although now it proudly flies the Texas state flag.

Oh my GOD! I live in San Antonio and this is one of my favorite buildings. This is a beautiful piece of work dude. I wish I could give you more than a perfect rating for this. To those of you who are complaining about the antenna...shut up. This is an actual part of the building and Odainsaker actually did it correctly by putting such a large antenna on the building. Without the mast, the building is 404 feet tall. The antenna itself is 150 feet tall. This is a gorgeous work of art here. This is going to be a centerpiece for one of my cities.

Ok, I don't want to be the d**k here but why is everyone so incredibly impressed with this? All that was done was that the made spheres of proper relation to each other and textured them with images taken by NASA. Yea, they look kinda neat, but they aren't as amazing as the llamas here are making it look.

Nice map but what version did you get it from? I mean, what year is the origin? Google maps today looks very little like this version. Never-the-less, it looks great. Downloaded and being used already. 5/5

Sometimes I find it so hard to believe that users like you (Heblem) and those folks on the NAM Team (et. al.) do this stuff for free. The work that you folks do is amazing. If SC5 is created, the company that develops it NEEDS to hire at least the top 5 modders. Thanks for all the amazing work.

I don't know you or your other works...but I love you. The quality of this bat makes me sad to know that this is your last because it's clear that you put out quality. On the other hand, it makes me happy that a quality batter is going out on the HIGHEST note he can. Sir...I salute you. You have my respect as a fellow American. God bless you good sir.

Please link your DEPs. I don't like having to search for them...

First of all, I'm highly surprised that this has 69 downloads. Second, have you even looked at other bats on here? This thing is garish. No textures at all, primary colors, and WAY over sized. The main portion of the building looks to be about 10 stories tall when, at MOST it should be two. I realize that this is a first attempt but you're clearly not an idiot so why does this look like a five year old did it? I completely understand the lack of scale, I really do. But I don't understand why you have no textures. Please remove this and try again. As for scale, I tend to go by the rule that in gmax, 1 unit or point of measurement tends to about 1.5 feet in-game or IRL. This was determined by assuming the average sim was 6' tall. I made boxes that were 2 units, 4 units, and 6 units tall. The sims were the same size as the 4 unit box. So all you need to do is find out how tall/long the item would be in real life then divide that number by 1.5 and that will give you the number of units tall it needs to be in gmax. For example if something needs to be 15 feet tall in real life then you'd calculate 15/1.5 and you'd come up with 10. So make it 10 units tall and in game it would appear to be 15" tall. ...at least that's the rule I go by when I make things. Good luck.