FixedBike

Cool ideas! C:S is really opening up in terms of modding and custom buildings.

MilitantRadical - 3 LnX - 5 Although both are amazing, I have to give it up for the night lights.

I would like to request the Boley Clothing Company Building (Now houses Andrew McMeel Universal), in downtown K.C. The structure was build in 1908-09 by Louis Curtiss, and is the world's first glass curtain wall construction. The structural members are steel, and use cantilevered floors. The building was a revolution when built, and altered architecture permanently. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d4/Boley_Clothing_Co_Building_1909_Kansas_City_MO.jpg

Does anyone know if Foxes and Badgers has a site? The content he/she puts out is fantastic, and I would like to flip a long list of said artist's BATs.

Ok, thanks I'll give that a try.

I am trying to convert some beautiful warehouse BATS I downloaded from the STEX from I-M to CO$$. I attempted editing them through iLive Reader, but it doesn't seem to work. Can anyone help me out?

Nice density! Huge fan of the old market. Are there any forms of rapid transit connecting the island?

Nice! Getting your urban kayaking on!

Hey Simtropolites, Just seeing if anyone could help me out of this jam. I want to add more city tiles to my config file, on an already rendered and played on region. The issue is not adding the cities or getting them to load. The issue is how to place them where I want them. The game seems to stick these new city tiles to the east & south of the region. However I need the tiles to evenly distribute around the region. Is there a way to make this work? If so, can it be done with out have to render the region a new? Thanks in advanced.

Wait so is it to be released today (3/1/13), because that's Awesome!!!

Did I see a new version of the NAM on the stex the other day around lunch time? I could have sworn I did. Maybe it was just a dream?

Beautiful shots, I really like the amount of water and forested areas you have created. Then interact nicely with the city you have designed.

I think I saw Les Stroud hunkered down in a lean-to!!