• Welcome to SC4 Devotion Forum Archives.
 

News:

The SC4 Devotion Forums are no longer active, but remain online in an archived, read-only "museum" state.  It is not possible for regular members to post or use the private messaging system, and no technical support will be provided for any issues pertaining to the forums in their current state.  Attachments (those that still work) are accessible without login.

The LEX has been replaced with SC4Evermore (SC4E), and SC4E maintains an active Discord server.  For traditional forums, we recommend Simtropolis.

Main Menu

How to build a windy road.

Started by jeronij, November 08, 2006, 11:23:46 AM

Previous topic - Next topic

0 Members and 4 Guests are viewing this topic.

jeronij

Hello to all,

I was remembering old times reading Sculpting Columbia River, and I found some pics that may be considered some sort of tutorial, so I decided to post it here, hoping that it will be useful for somebody.

The "instructions" are quite short, so, feel free to ask if you are in doubt  ;) !!!

This is my first serious attempt to make a mountain road in SC4.  I will post it in 10 pics and few words. I only have to say that I think the result is not too bad. I´ll have to improve my skills on building this kind of roads, but I also think that this one deserves an update.

Here we go:

22.1 First layout.




22.2 Minor adjustments. Some more curved curves



22.3 Some retaining walls, of course.



22.4 A better (IMMO) perspective.



22.5 The area is ready to develop.



22.6 Low density residential developments starts...



22.7 Zoom 1



22.8 Zoom 2



22.9 Zoom 3



22.10 And finally a view from CR Port Area



I apologize for the old pics, but the idea is the same right now ;D
I am currently not active - Please, contact Tarkus for any site related matter. Thanks for enjoying SC4D :D


Autism Awareness;  A Father Shares
Mallorca My Mayor Diary


wouanagaine

thx jeronij.

Actually I think the whole SCR pics would make the best tutorial ever !

New Horizons Productions
Berethor ♦ beskhu3epnm ♦ blade2k5 ♦ dmscopio ♦ dedgren ♦ emilin ♦ Ennedi ♦ Heblem ♦ jplumbley
M4346 ♦ moganite ♦ Papab2000 ♦ Shadow Assassin ♦ Tarkus ♦ wouanagaine
Divide wouanagaine by zero and you will in fact get one...one bad-ass that is - Alek King of SC4

jacqulina


goin2chicago

very cool totorial. i've never really thought about doing anything like this and i think it'll be fun to try it out when the time comes.

bat


TheTeaCat

Great stuff you've done.

Personally i would leave out the walls and leave bare rock especially if going for a mountain road- well that what they did where i grew up. Still it looks great once the houses appeared.
Kettle's on. Milk? Sugars?    ps I don't like Earl Grey  $%Grinno$%
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle - If you're not part of the solution , you're part of the problem!
"Never knock on Death's door: Ring the bell and run away! Death really hates that!"
Tales at TeaTime      Now A proper NUT      TTC plays GRV II

kimcar

 &apls  Cool tutorial . Thanks for sharing . :thumbsup:

Alfred.Jones

Awesome work Jeronij!! Even though they are old images they still look fantastic :thumbsup:

Sim City 4 Devotion

rayced

This tutorial is just great, as usually are yours Jeronij.
I have a little request: can you make a tutorial about building on slopes correctly? I mean how to build on slopes maintainig a smooth profile of the buildings (without the basement coming out from terrain).

Alfred.Jones

Welcome to SC4 Devotion Rayced :thumbsup:

Is this what you are looking for?


Sim City 4 Devotion

rayced

Quote from: Alfred.Jones on November 23, 2006, 01:02:41 AM
Welcome to SC4 Devotion Rayced :thumbsup:

Is this what you are looking for?



Thank you for the welcome. The tutorial you are suggesting me is not what i mean with my question: that one (and is a good tutorial) is for terraforming a slope, but even doing a slope like that i have some problems when zoning it, as i wrote in last post, to have the buildings resulting gently sloped as the terrain. I saw many pics of cities made by Jeronij and i can't obtain the same results.

jeronij

Quote from: rayced on November 27, 2006, 05:57:33 PM
Thank you for the welcome. The tutorial you are suggesting me is not what i mean with my question: that one (and is a good tutorial) is for terraforming a slope, but even doing a slope like that i have some problems when zoning it, as i wrote in last post, to have the buildings resulting gently sloped as the terrain. I saw many pics of cities made by Jeronij and i can't obtain the same results.


Hi, I note the task in my tasks list  ;) . I´ll try to make a tutorial and post is here somewhere. Anyway, I can say you that you should dominate the other referenced tutorial as this terraforming will also be needed  ;D

I´ll keep you informed !!!
I am currently not active - Please, contact Tarkus for any site related matter. Thanks for enjoying SC4D :D


Autism Awareness;  A Father Shares
Mallorca My Mayor Diary


rayced

Gracias Jeronij!!
I'll upload some pics to explain well what i mean.

vab423

This is a nice tutorial - short and sweet.  And like they say, a picture is worth 1,000 words.
Thanks for reposting; although I enjoyed SCR very much, I gave up reading it because it was so long (I have a very short attention span) and the pages took forever to load.

@rayced, someone (I think Spa) posted a great tutorial on ST on building on slopes -- check the Omnibus section over there; it's called "working with hills" (I think).


"It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit."     - Harry S. Truman

rooker1

Great idea for a mountainous region.  Thank for the tutorial and great pictures. :thumbsup:
Call me Robin, please.