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Everything posted by Pooty
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nice, that new neighborhood is lookin' good.
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I'd say a mixture of A and C. You should make new neighborhoods, but at the same time, make the homes adjacent to farms so you'll have some sort of small farming community going on.
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this is nice! I love that GTA font you got goin' there.
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The Empire of Chaumont - 'Delightfully Oppressive'
Pooty replied to jarnomiedema's topic in SC4 City Journals
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Now that its that time of year, Christmas, many places are releasing gift cards for their merchandise. I thought ST should do the same. Creating a giftcard would allow the ST name to be spread and also it would help with maintenance costs of bandwith. This would be an awesome thing to see come to life... What do ya'll think?
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Well, I had some time to get back on and check out my CJ and thought I'd respond to your comments! Replies: Micah, Zelgadis, DigitalGekko, Shadow_Assassin, Jacqulina, Chocolatemax285, Lilypad87, r0g3r, danielanzaldua: Thank you all VERY, VERY much for commenting and contributing to this CJ! Simen: Thanks! You should check out some of my other CJ's. MrCinatit: Hehe, I like to call it 'suspense'...a veeeerrrry long suspense. Pnorrell: THANKS! See you all at the next update!!
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A,B,C: Industrial D,E,F: Commerical G,H,I,J,K: Residential
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Woah, thats some nice terraforming! I really like that rock texture you have...looks metallic. Good luck!
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Date: 11/22/2005 12:36:47 AM Author: DigitalGekko Wow, great stuff, nice snow. By the way, where'd you get those giant industrial tanks? I've seen those and other similar BATS in other journals. I know it's from some Japanese site/BATer, I'm just not sure where. Thanks alot for the comments you guys! DG, check out this site: http://members3.jcom.home.ne.jp/somy000/ Once again, thanks! Add-on: I didn't want to bump this thread, so I decided to just add this one last pic on before I leave for vacation for 5 weeks. I will see all of you in 5 weeks. Of course, I will still post and regularly check up on this site, I just wont be able to update this CJ until January. Cya then!
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I had an idea for the STEX: When uploading a file, members should be allowed to choose which keywords they want to represent their Lots/BATs. This would make it so much easier for others to find their works of art. As we all know, there are a lot of NDEX, BSC, CSK, and all of those. Some of which have weird names (i.e. RT Estado del Vlakhaas BLS BSC). Sure we can always type in Vlakhaas. But instead of having to cross our fingers to find the BAT we want on, say, page 9 or 10 on the STEX, it would just make it a whole lot easier to search by certain common keywords like 'estate' or 'mansion' or something to that effect.
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Date: 11/20/2005 4:59:14 PM Author: cogeo I totally agree, but this is currently not possible cause you cannot rename a STEX upload. The STEX search tool must be revamped, and this requires changes in the database in addition to the STEX seach form, so that you are able to combine more search criteria, for example CS$ or CO$$$ and not just 'Ccommercial'. There are many more options that could be used, for example wealth levels, stage, building style (NY, Houston etc) and many others and the user must be able to submit a combined search, for example CO$$$ AND Houston AND stage>=7. The information you can enter now lacks basic categories, like MODS (in addition to BATs, LOTs etc), transportation buildings etc. The changes to the database and the upload and search forms is what the site maintenance staff has to do. The rest (entering the category/class data for existing uploads) should be done by the creators themselves, thus sharing the workload (and I think this is something they would do, as everybody wants his creations to be easier to find). quote> That sounds pretty good. But, assuming that the person searching doesn't know the wealth and all that, the 'tagging' is probably the best alternative.
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Its back and better than the last! Due to complications with file transferring and whatnot, I decided to create another Trinity Bay, this time a little different and a little improved. A few things you'll notice are that the region is much smaller than before, resulting in better quality satellite pictures and another thing is that the terrain is MUCH different. Although the layout of the cities may be a bit similar to the old Trinity Bay, they are much better than before. First off I just wanted to show a small satellite picture of the region just to get some feedback... Please respond with feedback on this CJ! I really appreciate it!
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Im lovin' that region. Great job!
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No Replies! Touring Anpaar Pt. II The majority of Anpaar's citizens are Indian. Anpaar is filled with lush suburbs. Creative engineering helped keep the Highland Suburbs look attractive. As we move further southeast, we run into the Kyseh Pass. The housing there is also very exclusive in most parts. As we head east on the Interstate 120, we find ourselves in the beautiful Lowen Territory. The Lowen Territory spans far across the plains to the south. As we take a closer look, we can see the Lowen Circle. As we move up the cliff, we enter the Taapeh Highlands. Bio-Technology Industries have made the highlands their home. The industries spread out towards the west, helping to create jobs for the people of Anpaar. This mixture of industry and residential is beneficial for both consumers and employers. The historic district is a very large tourist site in Anpaar. Heading west, we see the insurance block. This entire area is, of course, dominated by insurance companies. Uptown Taapeh is the 'place to be' on weekends. Clubs and bars are always crowded on Saturdays. Many take the Uptown Line to get to the clubs, much safer than driving drunk... Well, that's the end of that update. I hope you enjoyed that! Comments welcome!
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Replies: Lilypad87: Hehe, thanks! I got the buildings from a Japanese website...don't remember where... Finally, TBR is back! Well, after preparing for a while, I decided to show off some stuff. This is only one pic long, but hopefully it'll be enough for everyone! That was it! Hope you liked it, and hopefully, I'll have some more pictures later on in the week!
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Welcome to Trinity Bay! Paradise at your fingertips. A few things before I begin: This City Journal contains no cheats at all. It has been inspired by many great authors such as Jeronij, fredval and of course mrbisonm so if you see any similarities between this journal and theirs, now you know why. My previous City Journal, Turnwood, has ended. Same with Santa Monica, the one that I had been working on. There isn't going to be much of a storyline. Just a few words about the pictures and how some of the things came to be. For now, I only have a regional shot of Trinity Bay, which is hand-made. You may notice the extra land on the right side of the region. This is for camera versatility. Without those, you wouldn't be able to see some of the land; and who knows, maybe I'll expand further east. Stay tuned for more updates!
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Hey, this looks pretty nifty, great job, glostik!
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I don't konw if we have one or not, but since bandwith has been an issue for about a year now, maybe more, why not just put a cap on the bandwith? (I'm not a real bandwith wizz either so correct me if I'm wrong anywhere in this post.) For instance, download speeds could, and in my opinion should be capped like the way fileshack.com does it. They put a 500kbs cap on the download speeds so it doesn't eat up too much. Is this anywhere near possible? Because if it is, it would really be helpful. (BTW, I too have cable connection just like most people here, so don't think that I'm trying to make the faster people slower on purpose. I'm doing it to myself too.)
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This is like Digby all over again...Haha, Gumdrop Island, sounds like something from Candy Land the board game. Anyway, great layout and awesome presentation!
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Replies: sorchin: Thanks! Hehe, no problem. Maybe if you like something else you see, you can request a lesson! Lilypad87, sloppet, Darmok: Thank you guys very much! Thanks for commenting!! ~Mobil Reconstruction~ After years of business, Mobil had decided to redo their tanks to hold more oil and also to keep the environment cleaner. A closer look... Comments Welcome...
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Woah, i think i just went blind....Those mosaics are spectacular! Beautiful work with the realism there! Keep it up!
