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Hi Geometry, thanks for your reply. It certainly wasn't a complaint on my part in any way, and yes, cul de sacs are present, and that's great for the suburbs. Just wanted to thank the NAM team for their hard work and thought that was humourous, of course if that wasn't clear, please accept my apologies.

While this tutorial is very much appreciated, some of the instructional photos are missing which makes this very incomplete. For example, what steps to follow in the second part of # 3 in the Plugin Manager? Can the author update this to include all of the photos?

This seems the most appropriate place to voice my opinion, so here goes (ahem): WOW Thanks a billion, this is brilliant! We're big SC(4) fans and have been through a few versions of NAM which were all great, but this most recent one is, well, extra BRILLIANT! SC helps with our homeschooling in several areas and we had a smashing good time playing with this newest version. We actually created an entire twisty-turny-wonky completely mental, utterly unrealistic (and might I say sadistic) neighbourhood on a blank city and then added (maximum of course) and watched the poor automata go berserk! I couldn't say this to child, but (pardon me for this) the little round nubs on the end of roads and streets they look a bit like sperm which made it extra funny to me. Surely that wasn't the intention and sorry in advance to any embarrassment the (brilliant!) NAM team may incur due to that statement/revelation, but I do not apologise for the guffaws and giggles that this may cause the team or anyone/everyone else. This would be perfect to close with the appropriate emoticon: the one that bows down before the profound greatness of the NAM team. You have my undying appreciation, affection, awe and admiration - in short: I'm not worthy, but I sure enjoy your efforts! May the Flying Spagetti Monster bless you eternally.