Hi ,

Thanks you all for your friendly comments about the comeback of
AntigOne .

Having had a doubt about the utility of this comeback , you have cleared it away . I’ll try to be not only demonstrative but also explanatory , like by the past .
Connor , many thanks for having spent so much of your precious time to read it back , I should do the same , as , browsing my imageshack account , have seen that many pictures have disappeared … a renovation would be surely necessary .

I’ll think about that … About raising the bar , this is mainly thanks to BATers … I’m just putting things together like
Joan said ( always so pleasant to see you here Joan

) .
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« Making of » pictures that time …
Planning overview ,

Minor changes for a better effect ; I’ve removed the plopable grass and after many tries , pitched on
Pegasus Terrain Mod ( Maxis textures improved ) . I’ve abandoned with regrets
Orange_o ’s marvelous HD
Pyrenean Terrain Mod because I’m not enough good at micro terraforming to make appear the textures I would like , where I would like them to appear .
The area I’m currently working on :

Coming next ; a tourism office & a holidays resort . For the time being , I’ve started something I had in mind since a very long time , the resizing ( via Occupant sizes ) of all Mayor Mod Plopables items I’m using ; water , bushes , rocks , sand , gravel , so I can plop them more densely . To tell you the truth , the results so far aren’t obvious …
I’m also experimenting
Orange_o’s plopable stones ( from the Aubrac set ) , to reproduce something relatively frequent in Haute-Loire ( which is a volcanic country ) : streams of volcanic stones across the meadows … they have a local specific name , but I don’t remember it .


I’m not yet completely satisfied … not sure I’ll be sucessful to avoid LotEditing .
After these landscaping experiments , I’ll start the necessary LotEditing to add details & coordinate everything . See you next with the result ...
Thanks for your visit .

Cédric.