GenralMajors

Originally posted by: Wizard of ID I'm not certain, but I seem to have the same problem with roads going under an elevated highway. I have this same NAM problem in other cities of mine, but in the one I'm building right now (where I've avoided crossing roads and railroads), I've plotted residential and industrial zones on opposite sides of an elevated highway. The zones are connected by roads leading under the highway. They can also both be accessed from the highway itself. But although I have huge industrial and residential demand, and both zones are almost full, with thousands of residents and jobs, nobody commutes across the highway, either by car, bus or train. I have residential districts emptying out because of unemployment and industries shutting down for "lack of demand". I suspect this also is a NAM issue, but I'm not sure. Can anyone advise me? Also, I have used a couple of NAM components in other cities. Will I have to demolish them before I take out the problematic NAM?quote> It has more to do with a programming error. For some reason, Sims don't use highways. Most likely, the entrance and exit ramps they use are too close.

Can you tell me how to reskin trams? I got an awesome Chicago Transit Authourity elevated train, and I'd like to use it as my GLR train. Also, if anyone could find me a GLR to subway or GLR to elevated, it would be greatly appreiciated!

I am building an entire Region on SC4D, using NAM, RHS and several other downloaded pieces. When finished, it should look like the ENTIRE Chicago area. I'm stuck on the southern part of the City, though. I also need some East Asian/Chinese style buildings, if someone can help me.