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Salacone city a small 40K city, the lower urban suburbs ending and rural Salacone city in the upper section connected via the highway and rural communities on the other side of the river, be sure to zoom in to see the 8K x 5k image detail up close
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Salacone city a small 40K city, the lower urban suburbs ending and rural Salacone city in the upper section connected via the highway and rural communities on the other side of the river, be sure to zoom in to see the 8K x 5k image detail up close

u/CheeseJuust — 5 days ago
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Is this enough shopping malls? I think one more shopping mall will fix traffic.

I love in-game shopping mallification if you let too many spawn in places

u/CheeseJuust — 14 days ago
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Heart of Lushington, old town, downtown district with railway cutting through and newer apartment developments all around, also hilly burbs, a typical American city

u/CheeseJuust — 26 days ago
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Lushington city, a 179K sim sprawling city with a dense downtown near the highway and some industry and rural farmland near with it's lush suburbs, feel free to zoom in and see everything up close into the 8K x 5K image and see all the details!

u/CheeseJuust — 28 days ago
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Nice advertisements, my favourite is the toothbrush/dental ad, the designers definitely had a lot of fun with those!

u/CheeseJuust — 2 months ago
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5 Shopping malls and a big interchange, reminds me a lot of real life planning exactly like this

u/CheeseJuust — 2 months ago
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Having a lot of fun with RHW, small snippet of what I am working on, really happy how the diagonal trumpet interchange came out, the T interchange is not entirely realistic but I like how it looks so I am keeping it like that

u/CheeseJuust — 3 months ago
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Which T interchange is more realistic? The taller 15m going around like that or the other way around, which is better or it does not matter? Also what do you think of the interchange is it realistic?

u/CheeseJuust — 3 months ago
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Lockton Estates

Lockton city's mansion area, golf course, resort, marinas, all of it!

u/CheeseJuust — 3 months ago
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Farmcity 4000,some of my best farms in the game, what do you think?

These are from my 9 tile mega composite, not regular screenshots.

u/CheeseJuust — 3 months ago
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Going to the roots, making a simple, the most American City I have ever made probably, ONLY CARS, nothing else, it's actually doing surprsingly well! Is it American enough?

This was originally a test city to try out the diagonal bridges, but had so much fun I really liked it!

u/CheeseJuust — 3 months ago
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Farmcity 4000, some of my best farmlands in Simcity 4

Also this is from a megacomposite image, 9 city tiles spliced together.

u/CheeseJuust — 3 months ago
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New 3D mod test, was asked to put the vanilla towers next to the landmark buildings, the tallest vanilla CO$$$ offices next to them, CN tower is 533m tallest here, Commerzbank tower should be 300m with the spire so some vanilla buildings may even qualify for the supertall skyscrapers category

u/CheeseJuust — 3 months ago
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Just thought I'd share how the new 3D mod makes the scale of the huge skyscrapers much more apparent compared to other buildings, they are absolutely massive, in normal view the scale of it does not really come across as well, I attached a normal view image as well, but what do you think?

u/CheeseJuust — 3 months ago