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Should we cave in and model all of our buildings to the size of the default buildings though? There are already way more models in the workshop than there are default buildings, and someone is working on a mod that can disable the default buildings.
If you look at Google Earth, some of those big buildings in downtown Chicago and midtown NYC absolutely tower over everything else. Some are the size of an entire block. It gives quiet an impressive sense of scale, and it would be great to bring that to the game.
Is part of the problem that some of the huge 1:1 scale unique buildings just aren’t very detailed, and thus don’t look good?
I do hope that someone figures out how to make larger growables, or adds residential, office, industrial, or commercial features to the unique buildings.
I think I'm going to model everything in 1:1 to start, scale down, and upload both versions. It doesn’t take too long to reproportion and remove floors.
I had made a few buidings originaly at 1: 1.5, and its way more work to go from small to big.
Some of the historical buildings I've been working on need to be in the same scale as each other due to the "step back" laws that Chicago and NYC had in years past. The roofs on the buildings should line up, or else it looks odd.