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Ye I love the castle! Good job on the crumbling wall inside the compound!
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Getting a BAT to show in game
marcoheutink replied to Magicman9363's topic in SC4 BAT & Lot Workshop
Did the preview render of your bat show up with the correct textures? Every time I open a bat, I need to reload all jpg's into the textures, or they won't be rendered. It's a very silly and time consuming bug to gmax -
very interesting, thanks for this! I'll need textures like these in my next bat!
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What quality did you preview it? Usually thin lines won't show up in draft or low quality. In higher quality previews, they do. I found that lines need to be at least 0,2 meter in diameter (in gmax) to show up in renders. Depending on how much your texture shrinks, I'd make em about 3 pixels wide in your texture.
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project Delftse poort - Rotterdam
marcoheutink replied to marcoheutink's topic in SC4 BAT & Lot Workshop
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project Delftse poort - Rotterdam
marcoheutink replied to marcoheutink's topic in SC4 BAT & Lot Workshop
I used a lens correction on the image to make it look more isometric near the floor. In that way, the perspective change is less noticed I hoped. I made it reflect with a little darker surface too. Too bad I can't find a good overview photo of the Kruisplein that is taken from this building. I did find a view from the building that looks in the other direction. In it are the old Luxor theatre and City hall. I don't like the idea of reflecting maxis buildings in this hard work as the tutorial indicated. I hope to approach the isometric view of SC4 with a picture from a reflection with a photo by adjusting the lens, maybe it works Or this one??? -
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project Delftse poort - Rotterdam
marcoheutink replied to marcoheutink's topic in SC4 BAT & Lot Workshop
I'm experimenting a little with reflections on the side of the building. I think this will be the hardest challenge in making this bat good looking. This is my first shot at a reflection. It's made up from a picture of the actual view from the tower. It features the text 'luxor' (mirrored) in the top right section. I really don't have a clue if this approach is gonna get me somewhere, please comment! -
project Delftse poort - Rotterdam
marcoheutink replied to marcoheutink's topic in SC4 BAT & Lot Workshop
Current size: 4x5 The first (very basic) preview: -
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I proudly present the second set of growable residential lots from Zeeland, from some antique fishing harbours. The designs are inspired by actual buildings in Brouwershaven and Zierikzee. Zip contains: 9 1x1 R$$ growable lot + model ***no dependencies*** Combine with the first set for more variation: https://www.simtropolis.com/STEX/details.cfm?id=22324 Optimized for use with the Stellingmolen: https://www.simtropolis.com/STEX/details.cfm?id=22284 ***no dependencies*** Zierikzee: Brouwershaven: Zeeland was flooded in 1953, now it is protected by the Deltaworks. Check this upcoming movie about the flood: -
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Here's a fresh delivery of rural cottages. There's 11 1x1 models with lots included in this package. The designs are loosely inspired by houses from Dreischor, Zonnemaire and Brouwershaven, the Netherlands. ------------- 11 Model files 11 Lot files 1 Animated prop, used in 3 lots (Flag of Zeeland) Every lot is 1x1 R$ Growable Nightlights included ------------------ (Sorry I didn't make a night screen for you as my sc4 is malfunctioning) I'm off to make something big now -
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Version 2
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The Stellingmolen (a Dutch windmill) towers high above the cities. These machines were the power houses before electricity made its arrival. This upload includes an animated and still version. Pick whichever one you like! Update: edited both lots 2x2 Utility: Power Budget 150 Bulldoze cost 150 Plop cost 1500 Power 1000 (and the same beneficial effects as a normal windmill) --------------------------------------- Read carefully - The stellingmolen is the biggest type of windmill, it can be 6 stories high - The first two floors are a house, above that is two floors of storage room and above that are two floors with mechanics - There is a big family (13 kids, 2 parents, 4 grandparents and 1 opoe) living in the mill. That's why there is a garden in the back. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -
Amsterdam 2e Oosterparkstraat 255-261
marcoheutink commented on TatooedMillionaire's file in Residential
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Aaseberg Gata 18 large Diagonal corner and orthogonal
marcoheutink commented on Glenni's file in Residential
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Version 2
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Hi there, I read in the comments you would like an animated version of the dutch Wipmolen. Well, here it is! I made it with BAB, available from the LEX. It's quite hard to do this but basically it replaces the BAT render engine with one that exports to an animation. Be aware that animations have severe limitations to their size if you plan to make one yourself. It's my first moving bat so don't expect it to be perfect ;-) Because windmills use sails when they move I didn't replace the old file. The lot and orientation of the mill is different so you can place the two types next to each other. Has the same stats and function as the other wipmolen. 2x2 Water pump 1000 water supplied 250 plop cost 50 budget 150 bulldoze cost -
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Rietveld-Schreuderhuis Utrecht, the Netherlands
marcoheutink commented on marcoheutink's file in Civic & Non-RCI
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Version 2: Reworked all textures, nitelites and scale of the building. In game info: 2x1 Museum lot 60 budget 30 bulldoze 278 plop cost 800 coverage The only building worldwide that was built according to the rules of art movement De Stijl. The Rietveld Schröderhouse is a mansion designed by Gerrit Rietveld, in Utrecht the Netherlands. Designed in 1923-1924, it is completely built according to the rules of De Stijl. It is now a museum, although Truus Schröder-Schräder lived in the house from 1925 until her death in 1985. The building is on the world heritage list of UNESCO since 2000. (Source: nl.wikipedia.org) - edit: removed the special character from the file name and title because the link was malfunctioning for some -
