#JAPANESE SIMCITY 4 MODS INSTALL#
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#JAPANESE SIMCITY 4 MODS MODS#

Originally posted by teoleo:exist a mod for add random disaster? It's not technically possible to add new disasters into the game. The trade off is that it makes it harder to draw some networks, but in return you get more realistic slopes in-game. Lastly, I'd highly recommend a Slope Mod if realism is something you value.

#JAPANESE SIMCITY 4 MODS MODS#

Note that Terrain Mods and Tree Controllers can be difficult to change with existing regions, it's VERY important you read the instructions that come with them. Links to the 'Shoppe's' will allow you to browse through all the options for each mod type, with reference pictures and links to download the mods shown. This can really help to give a region a specific geographical feel. Allowing themes to be mixed/matched in thousands of potential combinations. These 5 combined will make a dramatic change to the entire look of the landscape in-game. Custom Tree Controller, changes the trees used by the God Mode Brush. Rock Mod, alters the look of rocky areas/hills/mountains. Beach Mod, changes the textures used for beaches. Water Mod, changes the look of the sea. Terrain Mod, alters the look of the ground/grass in-game.

#JAPANESE SIMCITY 4 MODS INSTALL#

However, the biggest single change you can make is to install one of each of the following mod types: For the bigger mods like IRM, SPAM and CAM, I'd do some research into them (Google is your friend) and see if they really fit with your play style. Long and short, if you don't intend to mod anything and don't want to be limited to the buildings that come with SC4, you may want to give it a miss.ДЇrankly I'd take it slow and start with the NAM, maybe RTMT if that grabs you too. It adds new growth stages to the game, but you need to ensure all your installed content supports it. But it's not for everyone.Д¬AM really isn't for everyone. SPAM does for Farms what I-RM does for Industry. I-RM fixes that, breathing a new sense of life into the Industrial side of the game. Look at the sad Industrial Lots that come with the game, devoid of any real detail and looking very repetitive. I-RM (Industrial Revolution Mod) is a favourite of mine. A great space-saver, but also means you can keep gridded blocks from being messed whilst retaining transport for the buildings in them. RTMT (Road Top Mass Transit) is a mod that allows placement of Bus and Subway stops directly on the Roads/Streets in-game. This fixes the very broken traffic simulator and gives you the option to add a ton of new networks and pieces to use for transit networks. A number of other 'Maxis Fixes' which resolve bugs left in the game.ДЄfter that, the #1 mod is probably the NAM (Network Addon Mod). (Caution - Requires special install method to work, see link) The I-HT fix, which fixes a bug left in the game, allowing I-HT to provide R$$$ jobs. In short, listing all the big mods like this doesn't really help, I suspect if you are starting out, you need the basics first: SimFox's Day and Night mod requires that buildings are made/rendered specially to work with that.

CAM requires special lots that are designed to work with it. SPAM (SimPeg Agricultural Mod) & CAM (Colossus Addon Mod) simply don't work together. There are simply too many mods to list and not all of them are for everyone, for example: The real answer isn't us listing out favourites, it's you deciding which you like. You know, this is like asking us to list all the chocolates you should have in a box of them.

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