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Revision as of 23:50, 20 February 2007
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Contents |
Overview
This tutorial discusses how to use empty lot placement as a tool to flatten otherwise hilly (relatively unlevelled) terrain. The idea is to
- open up more space in your neighborhood so you can place lots that contain construction.
- make the neighbourhood terrains plain enough to accommodate lots side-by-side.
| How to do Post-SC4 Neighbourhood-Terrain-Levelling | |
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| Author | niol |
What you will need
TS2 - These instructions will work with any EP.
Tutorial
How to do Post-SC4 Neighbourhood-Terrain-Levelling.
This tutorial is not contained on the wiki.
Credits
Originally posted by patul
