Jump to content
  Help ST with a Donation

rewright

Member
 View Profile  View All Activity

  • Content Count

    1,597

  • Joined

  • Last Visited

  • Most Liked  

    6

Everything posted by rewright

  1. New England in the fall...

    rewright replied to EricN's topic in SC4 City Journals

    Looks great! Make sure to include some hedgerows. In Vermont they are very common.

  2. Industrial Unit 1

    rewright commented on rp2004's file in Industrial

    Thanks. New industrial buildings are always welcome.
  3. Downtown continues to transition from it's modest past as a small regional market into a major insurance and financial center. To accommadate the large number of new workers in the downtown core, the city has begun encouraging the development of highrise residential towers. Several have gone up in the last year, the latest and largest being the Chelsea Mark Condo's (seen in the upper right corner of the picture), and more are in the planning stage.

  4. Sacramento - Realistic City by Scotty

    rewright replied to scotty999's topic in SC4 City Journals

    Hey, I love Sacramento. My wife is from Yuba City and has several brothers in the Sac area. It's a neat city, and well laid out with freeways and broad blvds. Good luck. I'll be waiting to see how it develops.

  5. New Urbanism vs urban sprawl

    rewright replied to UrbanLegend's topic in Architecture & Urban Planning

    New Urbanism vs. urban sprawl What works in some places doesn

  6. BAT Slum Kit Medium Density

    rewright commented on frogface's file in Residential

    I'm using these but I've noticed that even when I zone for low res, medium will grow in some areas.

  7. Sandy Flats - a desert metropolis

    rewright replied to rewright's topic in SC4 City Journals

    Sterling City continues it's Eastward march as new residents pour into the valley. Jobs and affordable housing draw families from all over Sim Nation.
  8. Apparently you can't make a grayscale from a map made in the game. I'm in the process of sending the region, file by file to someone, and will be glad to do so again if it works out ok.
  9. generalee7: Thanks for the link. I created the region in the game, so I need to know how to convert it to grayscale. I can send the whole region to anyone who wants it but it is around 30mb.

  10. Sandy Flats - a desert metropolis

    rewright replied to rewright's topic in SC4 City Journals

    The establishment of the International Airport in the Enterprise district has caused rapid development in the southeastern suburbs, with new subdivisions, business parks and industries popping up. This overview of the airport area shows a rough outline of the development plan. Airports central location in the metro urban area.

  11. Sandy Flats - a desert metropolis

    rewright replied to rewright's topic in SC4 City Journals

    Sterling City's financial district has seen several major highrises sprout up in the last year. The international airport has reconfigured it's runways to improve safety and capacity. New lighting has also been installed in the commercial areas.

  12. Sandy Flats - a desert metropolis

    rewright replied to rewright's topic in SC4 City Journals

    dudyconstructor: Thanks. I would like to get the population up to a million. Time is always a problem.

  13. Sandy Flats - a desert metropolis

    rewright replied to rewright's topic in SC4 City Journals

    threeswept: Thanks for the kind words. I try for realism in my cities.
  14. xiziz: Yes, they really do add life to night shots.
  15. 4Finger, HighRiser, generalee7: I would be glad to post the region; I have a

  16. Sandy Flats - a desert metropolis

    rewright replied to rewright's topic in SC4 City Journals

    I just wanted to give an update on the region, so here is an overview photo I've been busy with my new region (Alpine Valley) and another desert city, so I apologize for not keeping you Sandy Flat fans updated more often. The city continues to grow south and eastward, especially around the airport.

  17. underground parking

    rewright commented on Rymac91's file in Transportation

    Very nice. Hopefully someone will be able to transit enable it. 10
  18. Here are some close-ups of the news clips to give y'all a better view of detail.
  20. Roxbury, which is just to the west of Lexington, sits at the foot of Hogback Mountain, and is home to the famous music festival named after the mountain. It's main street hosts several antique and historical shops, drawing many visitors.
  21. Many new buildings have been constructed including several banks and insurance companies. The area's quality of life and incentives continue to lure new investment into the valley. This recent picture of downtown Lexington shows some of the major buildings.

  23. Private Airport

    rewright commented on El_Nomade's file in Transportation

    Great job! How about doing a larger one. Great detail. 10
  24. tHe Dark_Child - Thanks, the farms really add to the realism, and help give the growth a random look.
  25. Date: 12/2/2004 1:03:16 PM Author: J.O. I also thought that that would do the trick, since I recall that farming demand just flattened, not got negative... Of course this way careful planning is needed, so you won't demolish too much farmland at the same time... ~~~~~ I just demolish a field or two at a time to accommodate new subdivisions or industry. That's what gives my cities the patchwork effect.
×