BetterBear

Hi, apologies if this is the wrong thread.. But I want to ask if there is a mod that adds trees in the backyards of houses? Doormysh have these in his city-building series, and I think they matter a lot!

I'm just cross-posting here from my post in the SimCity4 subreddit: Help on running SimMars? : simcity4 (reddit.com) So I downloaded it. Ran the installer, verified that all folders are in the right directories. Yet when I launch the executable, it appears in the taskbar for like 3 seconds before disappearing. Within these 3 seconds, I can see SIMMARS_BACKUP folders appear for a short while, before disappearing along with the executable in the taskbar. Maybe that can help? I have the Steam copy, and I had already reinstalled SimMars multiple times to no avail. I am running a Win10 laptop, MX130 Dedicated Graphics. Processor is Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-10510U CPU @ 1.80GHz, 2304 Mhz, 4 Core(s), 8 Logical Processor(s).

Hello, this is my first time posting in this forum. I need help regarding mod navigation, particularly in SimCity 4. This photo is from the TheoTown forum, where mods (in this case, plug-ins) are separated by categories. This is a huge help when looking for mods. I wonder if something similar to this exists in this forum? As far as I know, the closest would be something like "Lots - Maps - Tools" etc, but they are still too general. For example, I currently want to download power plant mods. I don't know how to effectively find said mods because it seems like everything is in "Lots", which also includes residential buildings and the like. If I were to do the same in the TheoTown forum, I can just easily go to the "Supply - Energy, Water, Waste Disposal" category and it's just a matter of downloading. While this is unrelated - I want to ask this exact question in the SC4 Devotion Forum as I am even having more trouble navigating through that site, but I assume I'll ask in that forum instead. Thank you for your help! I am looking forward to playing SC4 for the first time, and discovering the rich legacy it had left for all of us to discover...