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I had a snow-capped mountain terrain mod that seemed to be causing the problem.. thanks for the help!
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I just created a new region in SC4 Terraformer, and as I open some cities the game crashes. It seems that the game crashes when I'm opening cities with more mountainous terrain, higher elevation, or larger elevation changes, while the game has no problem opening cities with more gradual elevation changes. I'm not sure if this is the problem, but its the only pattern I've found. System Specs: Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 RAM: 4GB OS: Windows 7 64-bit I'm not sure the graphics card but it should be adequate as I bought this laptop in August. Any ideas why I'm having this problem? let me know if more info is needed.. thanks for any help!
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Originally posted by: froelich131 I have to say: 1. Twin Cities MN (St. Paul + Minneapolis) 2. New York 3. Boston 4. Saint Cloud 5. Saint Louis!quote> First, I'm from St. Cloud MN, too! However, I think it is a terrible city, poorly planned, bad infrastructure, and there is absolutely nothing there! But, its my hometown so I still love it. My top five: 1) Minneapolis/St. Paul- Currently living here, and love every minute of it. My favorite thing about the two is how despite being two major cities right next to each other, they have distinctly unique feels to them. In Minneapolis, business is king. In St. Paul, business takes a back seat to the consumer. 2) Portland OR- Great infrastructure, very green and liberal place. Great culture. There are tons of things to do. Its a beautiful city 3) Washington, DC- I am just in awe at how the whole city was planned. The mall is a moving place for any American. 4) New York, NY- Center of the world, 'nuff said. 5) Bozeman, MT- I have been here 4 times. I think it is one of the most pleasant and beautiful little towns one could ever go to. The downtown is hopping, the mountains surround it. You definitely have the western laid-back experience when you visit. It has everything I ever wanted St. Cloud to be. I've been to all of these except NY (unfortunately).
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Transferring your plugins to a new computer
patsch5 replied to patsch5's topic in SimCity 4 General Discussion
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Hey, I'm not new to the site, but i bought a new computer and want to transfer everything in my plugins and regions folders from my old computer to my new computer. Is it more complicated than dragging and dropping everything? I just don't want to go through and re-download all my files and dependencies. Any help is much appreciated, thanks! P.S. I apologize if this has been brough upt before, but I couldn't find anything with using the search bar.
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