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Here is this week's desktop. http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/6738/untitledir8.jpg Please remember that the maximum image size is 800x600. Thanks --Beebs

I hate lots of icons. The R8

Before you all tell me that I need to check the dependecies on on all the lots I have downloaded, I have. I have all the dependecies I need for the buildings. My problem is I just reinstalled Simcity 4 RH, it's running great but many of the building I downloaded are not showing up quite like they should be. If I look at some buildings at a certain angle part of them will not be there? If I zoom in to normal playing zoom level parts of the buildings will be missing? I have to actually zoom out quite far to see the buildings in full & it's quite hard to play from that distance. The building that it is happening to are many of th HK BAT buildings (Bixle, paulvfomont I think that is his name) If anyone knows hat is happening & could shed some light on this subject that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

I thought i would share my canal pictures aswell. This is Springfield, The canal is mostly seen in the downtown area. Although it does go through many other parts of the city, it is just in broken up sections. These are my best canal views. Here they are:

Off the top of my head, I think it would be eithier one of these two.

I have noticed some of you have tried to compare NYC to Hong Kong, that is just like comparing lots of money & lots of gold. They are both great, someone did bring up a good point about NYC having all these old building and Hong Kong having these new shiny buildings. The thing with New York and Chicago is that many of the buidings located in these cities are considered master-pieces of the 20th century. These two cities pioneered the skyscraper. Look at the Woolworth Building, Chrysler building, Waldorf-Astoria, New York Life etc.. These are all incredible buildings. Now if you put a new shiny glass building in one of these cities, it has to be placed just right. otherwise it will stand out too much. But now if you look at a newer city like Dubai or...Hong Kong and old 1930's building wouldnt look good there eiheir. You have to look at it both ways I personally like both styles. But too much glass is blinding. My personal favorites are Chicago and Monaco.

The Avenue with the overpass is my busiest and prettiest Street. Doesn't seem to busy though. St. Andrew Downtown (Business & Union Station Districts). https://www.simtropolis.com/idealbb/files//road.JPG align=baseline>