stevelowe

While it does allow you to plop more than one of the same  landmark, which is still pretty nice, you do still get the 3/30 not allowed issue.

Scripts file should not be moved. it should be in BOTH locations

Changing the RCI  tended towards hair-pulling, as a lot of the time, Simcity didn't always load the mods at first, and had to be relaunched.  I checked at each load the water tower price, as it was easy to find.  Also, the minimum number of jobs also has to be adjusted, and, on commercial, if i remember correctly, visitors per day.  Aslo, the changes only fully apply when a new structure is built - existing buidligns kept their old values.

Any trucks that have "leftover" goods after delivery have been dutifully carrying their loads back to the warehouse and redepositing the goods. I have not seen any of them "lose" any cargo.  If you are having this happen I suggest deleting the trucks package, to revert the capacity (this will happen when a new truck spawns - existing ones on the road already will still have the higher amount)

I hadn't seen this before. In my testing any "global" trucks (ones that leave the city) carry just the standard 10. I will look into it.

They can be deleted. The lind was a leftover version that was renamed of the low tech industry file. landmarks files was a file that I had pulled out the landmarks into, but had not changed anything.

I am not sure my changes had any effect on the consumption rates at all.  I changed and reverted so many different sections of the Omega files that seems not to have affected anything... The only thing I am sure was affected in a functional, non-cosmetic-only way, was the storage amounts.

Hopefully the current version's numbers work out better. I'm not sure how I got 200 more people in the high density buildings. Must have lost track of the original values along the way during testing out what values changed what.   The real population mod just changed the fudged numbers displayed for population. The CityHall upgrades were based off of actual population - pre-fudged: and didn't need to be corrected.   So far, if the value is not already known I have been doing trial and error to find it. Fortunately, once found, you can add it to the tool and it shows up for that index from then on, no matter what package you open up. There are still quite a few things I'd like to change around - including radius on resource gathering buildings - but have yet to locate the proper keys - if there even are in the same package, and not hidden somewhere else.

System has been down. So I cannot test any changes I make at the moment.

  Traffic shouldn't really be increasing that much. I haven't seen a lot of difference in my games, but admittedly, I have not gotten a lot of high density-low wealth yet. That is the main area that might have more people. If i recall correctly, the original game had 700 people per building - 400 workers, 200 shoppers and 100 students. Looks like mine has 900. So a good bit more. I will adjust this. My intent was to have slightly LESS people in each building, but about the same workers. Mostly, I just adjusted the ratios of worker to shopper for the other ones, making for less need for commercial, and in turn industrial. The major change was to industrial workers needed on the higher density buildings - they all take about the same worker per space as a base factory, which greatly decreases - by  a factor of about 8 fold - the jobs the biggest factories have. This should have made for LESS traffic to industrial zones.  I will look over the high density changes and make sure I didn't enter a value in the wrong place or something.  Middle wealth and high wealth should be about the same as normal game. the main changes I made there were to make the high density buildings give tax income at the same rate as low denisty.   Please see version 1.3C (or 1.4) for adjustments.  Thanks for your input.   I have considered editing workers needed and general population as the best way to handle traffic concerns - basically cut population by 25% or even 50%. But as you mentioned, it would need to be done for each and every building, and also would add in some other problems, such as City Hall unlocks based on population.   That would be a large task. If there was enough interest, or I had some others interested in breaking up the workload it might be doable.

They are certainly over-zealous in normal game. Once I get my system back up and running i will look into it.