Krasner
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I have gave you places to work, places to live, some ways to travel, and some other things, and now I'll try to give you the afterlife in full-HD. Enjoy.
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I'm back on the track for a few probable releases - I just went back yesterday on my old modular cemetery project, that started this thread by the way. I completely re-made all the lots I had done before with the help of the pathways texture kit @kingofsimcity provided during the time I left this get covered with moisture in the back of my plugin folder. I intended to make this very french-looking, so there is little to no grass, and the only trees are cypresses and yews (actually, not yews, but @Girafe's stone pines which were the closest available trees to yews I was able to find). I was told that these are common in cemeteries because they're green all year along, so they supposedly symbolize eternity and afterlife but I'm not sure of that. There are something like 7 pieces here, but I will make some more to provide some versatility to this in use Some of the tombs I made back then (I think there are about 30 of them ?...) are christian, some others are not religious. I somehow regret to have not made a few muslim graves back then as it's pretty common nowadays to have a small muslim quarter in french cemeteries (jewish people were here for centuries so they usually have their own cemeteries). But that's only a minor flaw in my maniac pursuit of realism I guess, lol. I made some "racks" for cremated people though. I'll try to share this soon as it's no big work, and possibly a few other things - like a resource pack for my modular factory, so others could use that pack independantly.
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I didn't comment here in a while... But I'm pretty enthusiastic with this modular factory, it really has the same vibe and almost the same design of many 20's and 30's big factories (usually abandonned or about to close) that I've seen throughout my teens around me. I love it ^^
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Entry 31 -- Industrial/MMP Christmas Special
Krasner commented on The British Sausage's City Journal Entry in My SC4 CJ Scrapbook
This looks absolutely gorgeous - the xannepan's override textures always do great. This just makes me want to take a long summer walk in the suburbs - nice performance for a Christmas gift, thanks a lot ^^ -
@Goldman Sachs Heeee yeah this can always occur... I've experienced failed exports multiple times, it's really annoying especially when you had to wait for very long... I hope that your next export attempt will be the one. Great, great work by the way... @Simmer2 Great ! Is this one of these horrible WWI german canons ? On the french side these received a funny nickname ("la grosse Bertha", as if it was a german lady called the fat Bertha)... Lol.
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@alejolopez13 I wonder how you could use these car park lots or if you even plan to - but having oil stains on parking lots would be a great little detail surprinsingly no one seem to have thought about before
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Great I missed your stunning rural scenes.
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@alejolopez13 Maybe ask Girafe about the tree ? He hasn't been around for some time obviously - but possibly would give you some advice with that.
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@Wallibuk Wow, even with this small amount of details it looks great already
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Thanks everyone for the responses ...And there it is. This include a 1X4 extra, it requires no dependency and no real special information, but nonetheless I added a french/english read-me possibly sprinkled with nice spelling mistakes just for having a read-me I guess. Download page link : https://www.toutsimcities.com/downloads/view/3330
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@alejolopez13 you seem to experiment a lot these days - keep it up, you make great work
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Great entry, this has a special vibe I really like how you - apparently - tried to reproduce the colors and tones of the photos taken at that time. With a postcard-like style, or magazine-like, it would have a little bit more saturated colors I guess, but anyway it looks great like this. Maybe that wasn't even your intention though ...And furthermore, the reproduction conception is awesome - as usual ^^
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Thanks everyone for the replies ! Now I'm considering exporting this, the nightlights are ok I guess though, but it's not the best work I did in that to be honest. Please let me know.
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Great entry again - about an interesting city I didn't know much of and that makes me want to find more information. You certainly generate a lot of curiosity among people with your amazing work
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Nearly finished - I still need to add some details and some nightlights. That 4X4 angle factory will probably be my next upload. As @Tyberius06 asked for it, I'll add a 1X4 shed (or two) to this upload, based on the long shed on the right. Hope you like it - and thanks to everyone for the support in the chatroom :3
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Nice and diverse density
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Awesome work -especially on the historical view of the Bund
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Best compliment I could receive. Thanks I'm almost done with it, I'll just add a few details and I'll possibly share it, in the same time I'll also upload a long-forgotten small BAT that I re-mastered some time ago and forgot again.
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Thanks everyone for the replies I started BATing again one of these small angles inspired by some of the buildings in one of the neighborhood I lived in as a child and a teenager. I thought that I didn't make enough of these yet - the few I have get quite repetitive in my own cities : (this is WIP obviously)
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I just discovered your MD - your temples and close-ups are particularly nice And the huge dam is amazing. It has some personnality and I'm eager to see what you'll do next.
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@twalsh102 Good suggestion - but I think you tagged the wrong person ^^'
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I can't figure out how you managed to make this overview shot at the beginning - I don't even have a vague idea. Great as usual
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@tariely First of all, what a nice lot As far as I know, there are no recycling centers of this kind except one from barbyw that was made years ago - great idea. On the other hand, I can't think of any truck that look unambiguously like a recycling truck. Maybe these few flatbed (but empty) trucks @R6, long inactive french BATer did around 2010 I think. I used these recently so it's the only ones I can think of.
