Art128's SC4 Projects

[c.p.]

Good luck with the challenge   It looks amazing so far.

[Schulmanator]

Nice stuff. I am eager to see where you go next...

[art128]

Thanks for the comments, guys!

let's take a look at the first city I've built, Shirakawa.



I decided to use a new mix of trees that can be found in Japan: Conifers and subalpine fir, beeches, chestnuts, oaks, ashes and maples.



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Hope you liked this update!

[11241036]

Looks very acceptable, the forests are pleasing in particular. Did you plop the trees manually from the MMP menu or did you use a tree controller?

[art128]

Looks very acceptable, the forests are pleasing in particular. Did you plop the trees manually from the MMP menu or did you use a tree controller?

All plopped manually from the MMP menu, yes.

[kelis]

Fantastic job my friend !! It's nice to see more updates from your Japanese region.  I like this small village and I think you've made a nice work doing your own "Shirakawa". I'm working on my own for my Japanese region as well, but I don't know when I will be able to share it...anyway fantastic job as always I hope we can see more updates soon.

Saludos amigo 

[Fasan]

Wow, thats a great portrait.   
Excellent work! 

many greetings Fasan 

[Dantes]

I'm boring. My forest consists only of conifers. You've climbed a new level! The village looks very realistic, I have discovered many details which should actually be a separate image. I like the atmosphere in the pictures very much. I am very proud of my otouto-chan! *many-hugs*
Incidentally, you will receive an email from me.

[romualdillo]

Great work!!! I did'nt know the architecture of Shirakawa and I find very curious how similar are the architectural solutions of alpine regions. I think you've nailed the atmosphere of the real city!!! 

[vester]

Great update, as always. 

[kbieniu7]

Hello, friend! I would like to leave few words there.

I saw the idea of the monthly challenges before. It's quite interesting to build and plan with some "historical" and regional context. Nice to see, that you joined it and showed us the effects.

I'm really curious about this prevention system. I've never heard of such one. Flood protection was part of my studies, so I'm glad, that your play mentioned and show me such examples from real life, that I could read and find out something more about this solution
Talking about some "technical in-game" issues - I really like the view of the power plant located among fields and small houses. Nice shot!

About the latest update: I love the river bending and meandring between the villages and changing its width, with banks covered with trees and greenery in the beautiful and scenic valley. That's one of my favourite shots from your MD

Regards!
Keep it going. I hope, you'll find a job or an internship that you find interesting, developing and gives you pleasure!

[noahclem]

Missed the last update but I love it! Flora is outstanding and I really like the use of that bat with the steep pitched roofs (Glenni's?). Great nightlights and roads too 

[Gugu3]

Really nice!

[art128]

Thanks for the comments guys.

I've got a new update for you. Though I say new but the pictures are a bit outdated since I got the catenray mod working again.

The town is inspired by the real town of Takehara, near Hiroshima. It is featured as the settings for my favorite: Tamayura.

[noahclem]

Beautiful update! Glad to see that building with NORO hasn't stopped your personal city-building endeavors! Great that the catenaries are working again. The areas I like most are the river valley and the port area next to the rail station. Great work 

[vester]

Wonderful as always.

Would love to see some trains on those rails and maybe some more cars on the roads.

[kelis]

I really like your work with that river, and also the zone of the train station. Keep working my friend 

[romualdillo]

Great work as always!!! 

[threestooges]

Every time I visit this MD, I get the ever-increasing desire to visit Japan. Thank you for the encouragement.
-Matt

[gn_leugim]

wonderful, that flora, the urban areas, all very neat!