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This thread I am talking about was from a while before the STEX CD came out.

Perhaps I should clarify: there was a post about a recommended set of files, such as the NAM, and some sets of frequently used dependency files such as lots, props and so on. Just the essentials, like the ones that make more realistic terrain and water, better traffic/trip handling, things that should have been in the game from the beginning (except the "frequently used dependencies").

I remember a post some time ago that listen teh basic set of mods one should start with before adding anything else, such as NAM, but I can't seem to find it. Can anyone point me to it please?

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(It's Beethoven) Jefferson Airplane, of course Cocoon Compilation A or Trancemaster 4006?

hmm...as I am tidying up my comp to install a new HD, my desktop is a bit boring atm, I've made it a lot smaller so it doesn't waste much space: Usually I use images from these places for my wallpapers: http://www.animewallpapers.com/ http://www.digitalblasphemy.com/ http://www.abm-enterprises.net/wallpaper.html http://www.shiftedreality.com/ and I have a program that changes it when I boot my computer (turn it on, not kick it ;p) if a day or more has gone by since the last change.

Since I have been known to make really long forum posts, I generally like to skim others' long posts at the very least, it's only fair

Empire Earth http://ee.heavengames.com/

How did you get the vanderaap stuff translated from SC3 BAP to SC4 BAT format?

* SNIX * You guys need to get out more, your sense of humour has been lost amid all the city-building p.s. I agree, this IS the best CJ ever, if mostly for the predictable reactions from all the members

Dang, you're absolutely right, but it sure looks good. The great thing about virtual worlds is, you can have things that just don't exist in the real world

Had some thoughts about the windows: 1) Use a separate texture for the window frames and the window panes, so they don't look like they are pasted in. 2) Go for a glass wall effect with no window frame, just a long row of glass panes set right into one large cutout along a wall (I'll try to snap an example from a local building, or locate one somewhere).

The building is sweet, I'll DL it as soon as I can. I recommend that you get a copy of IrfanView ( http://www.irfanview.com ) or some other graphic tool so you can crop your screenshots and focus on the building you are trying to...uhh...focus on

Whatever storage media is used for the games is pretty much irrelevant, it's just a storage device. If they could store games on a ham & swiss cheese sandwich, it wouldn't matter to me, as long as it worked and didn't get moldy That said, it sure is handy to be able to watch DVDs on a console and not have to buy a separate piece of equipment to watch movies on. I think of it basically this way, the only use for consoles is the ability to sit in front of your tv and play a game with your buddies instead of being at your computer, where it's a lot harder to do the social thing. Computers have better graphics, faster processors, bigger hard drives, and support more controllers than consoles, the only thing they lack is the social aspect. Even if you have a basement with 5 computers networked together it's not going to be the same as slacking on the sofa in front of a tv.

You might want to considers doors for people to get out of the buildings onto the pedways And the pedways could be a lot smaller, they are a bit large in scale, unless you planned them to be absolutely huge...given an assumed size of the lecture areas, your walkways could be anywhere from 30 to 60 feet wide.