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  1. Space Center Project

    I like it, but I don't like the rocket. It's too small. Also, the Chinese flag is a bit of a turn off. The rocket should be generic (no flag at all) so it can be realistically used by other countries. Perhaps you should release each component separately so people can pick and chose what they want to use and what they want to leave out.
  2. Attractions

    Arcacia prides itself as a world-class tourist destination. We have many attractions catering for single travellers, couples, families and groups alike. Arcacia's Wonderland in Cape Cooley is the largest amusement park in the Southern Hemisphere. Also in Cape Cooley, the Entertainment Quater provides fun around the clock. The Arcacian Space Agency's Yorke Observatory in Middle Range provides a fascinating glimpse of the Universe. Fancy a seaside getaway? Hastings is popular with families and newlyweds. The Newhaven Rock Festival attracts fans from all over Arcacia. Tasman Island is typical of the outlying islands, popular with boat owners. Ipinimini, Providence is the playground of Arcacia's rich and famous. Arcacia has many small coastal communities like Jewel Beach, Yorke Bay.
  3. Yorke 2010 - Dare to Dream

    Yorke intends to bid for the Summer Simlympics in 2010. Most events will take place inside the City of Yorke, some events will take place elswhere in the District of Yorke Bay, with some events being held in Redding and Providence. Please visit http://simsports.darkbb.com/possible-future-bids-f6/yorke-2010-dare-to-dream-t1733.htm for more details.
  4. Getting around - transport in Arcacia

    For its size, Arcacia boasts one of the best public transport systems in the world. The publicly owned Arcacian National Railway (ANR) also operates the country's ferry and bus services, providing an integrated national transport grid, making it easy to get everywhere from anywhere. Within Arcacia's cities, MetroCorp, a publicly owned transport company, operates subway and light rail services, ensuring connectivity within and between cities. Metro services in the District of Providence: Metro services in the District of Yorke Bay: Metro services in the Sistrict of Redding: Metro services in the District of the Northern Islands:
  5. Northern Islands - Jewels of the Sea

    With only 15,000 residents, the Northern Islands is Arcacia's smalles district. Made up of 3 islands - Dianovia (the capital), Paradise Island and Tasman Island - it remains one of the favourite getaway destinations, linked by ferry to Lytehope in Providence and Hastings, Yorke Bay. Dianovia - Arcacia's smallest major city is located on a beautiful sheltered cove.
  6. Yorke Bay - Arcacia's Breadbasket

    Located in the centre of Arcacia is the pastoral district of Yorke Bay. The city of Yorke, centrally located serves as the hub of agriculture. Yorke Bay has also become synonymous with fun as it provides plenty of opportunities for entertainment. Arcacia's Wonderland is located in Cape Cooley and the bay itself is a playground for many Arcacians and their families. The sheltered waters of York Bay provide ample fishing and safe boating. The Arcacian Space Agency also calls Yorke home. The City of Yorke.
  7. Redding - Gateway to Arcacia

    Arcacia's smallest district by land, largest by population, Redding is home to more than 70,000 people and the hub of Arcacian business. Settled by the French, it still maintains some of it's heritage as French is still spoken in pockets of Redding City as well as widely spoken on Cannes Island and Sapphire Island. It is the main port of entry from Australia and has seen tremendous growth, especially in the past decade. Panorama of Redding City Redding by Night.
  8. Providence - Arcacia's Charming Capital

    Located in the East is Arcacia's capital city of Providence. Settled by the British to fill the need for an organised city to cope with a growing population, the city was originally known as Port Providence, but dropped "Port" after is was designated the national capital. With a population of just under 25,000 it is Arcacia's third largest city. Panorama of Providence, showing Capitol Square in the foreground. Close-up of the City Centre. Close-up of Capitol Square, showing the Presidential Mansion ("Square House") to the left, The Senate ("Round House") centre and the High Court ("Long House") to the right.
  9. National Overview

    The Republic of Arcacia was founded twice. Once by the Brirish and once by the French. The British made landfall in what is now the District of Providence, starting a small colony in what is now the small towns of Founder's Cove and Point New Land. The French settled the Western island of Redding, after exploring the East coast of Australia, then the colony of New South Wales. The British explored quickly and the two nations met in the plains of Yorke and, rather than battle over who was entitled to the claim, a decision was made which sealed Arcacia's fate. The two sides decided to keep the discovery a secret from their governments and use Arcacia as a base for further discoveries. Over time the population started to grow and it was decided that a city should be founded. Thus, Port Providence was founded by the British, followe a year later by Redding (Île du Rouge) by the French, named for the blancket of red maple leaves that covered the ground in autumn. Yorke followed a year later, serving as the centre of agriculture as it was located amidst some of the most fertile ground in the South Pacific. In the 200 years since its founding, Arcacia has blossomed as the population grew to almost 200,000 and prides itself as one of the oldest continuing democracies in the world. FACTS IN BRIEF: Long form name: Republic of Arcacia Capital: Providence Largest City: Redding Offical language: English (some French still spoken in parts of Redding) Population: 195,000 Political divisions: 4 Districts (Providence, Yorke Bay, Redding, Northern Islands) National Anthem: "I Vow to Thee, My Country"
  10. How do I change a texture in BAT?

    I've actually worked out a bit of a cheat. What I'm doing is taking the texture I wan to use and re-naming it with the original texture's name and putting it into the folder that the program draws from. So far so good.
  11. How do I change a texture in BAT?

    Please, I am really on the verge of deleting the program. It can't be THAT difficult, but as I don't have a PhD in computer science from Harvard, I'm finding it less than fun. I mean, who the heck designed this program?
  12. I have a flag gmax file and I need to change the texture. That is, I need to change the flag itself. How do I do this? BAT is sooooo unintuitive, not user-friendly and downright difficult to use that I can't work it out myself. I've serached for threads to explain the process, but to no avail. Can someone please give me simple instructions on how to change the texture?
  13. NDEX ITS Camden Heights Tower

    You really are one of the best designers on this sight.
  14. Eels Stadium

    Looks nothing like Parramatta Stadium.
  15. Problems with pics

    When I tried to add a pic to a journal entry, it requires a URL. So, I uploaded everything to Flicker and then copy/pasted the link into the URL field of the image inserter. However, it didn't want to work. What's the easiest way to add pics to journals? Is there a preffered method?
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