You can place a single tile of zone with a single-click of the mouse button. Zones are placed by clicking and holding the mouse button and then moving the mouse to draw the desired zone shape. Zoning means you designate a kind of zone, and the Sims will develop the appropriate buildings within that zone. In the Zone menu, you'll find all of your zoning tools. This is an area where you really need to draw on your city planning skills. If you really want to get the job done, you can click and drag over an area to demolish all objects in that entire area.Ī city that works well is zoned well. This is especially handy when you want to build your new museum into that hillside at the east edge of the city.ĭemolish: Click on this button and you can take out any Sim-made object, or trees. The selected area will level to the height of the first tile selected. Click and drag to choose the area to be leveled. Level Terrain: Click on this button and you can level terrain at any elevation. You cannot raise terrain if buildings or other structures like ponds are affected. Add some gently rolling hills, or create a precipitous peak.
Raise Terrain: Click on this button and you have the power to create mountains. You cannot lower terrain if buildings or other structures like bridges are affected. As tiles are lowered, the surrounding terrain will lower as well. Lower Terrain: Clicking on this button will allow you to choose where in your landscape you would like to lower elevations, perhaps creating a canyon, or a river valley. to place ponds, lakes, rivers, or marshlands on undeveloped tiles. M Create Surface Water: Click on this button and then click, or click and drag.
If you click on the same tile repeatedly, your trees will become redwoods, or giant palms (depends on the kind of Trees you chose in your New City Options window-a choice you can remake during game play by choosing the City Options button from the Change Settings & Exit button menu). The more you click, or drag, the more trees you'll place. And, once again, the tools are:ĪN Plant Trees: Click on this button and then click, or click and drag, on the tiles 25J where you would like to plant trees. When you build lakes, or flatten ridges during game play, it costs you precious Simoleans. Just remember, if you edit your city's terrain before you've started the game, it's free. We'll list them here as well as there are a few differences in how they work in the game. The Landscape menu tools are the same as the tools described in the Terrain Editor section of New City Options. The terrain modifying tools alter your landscape by creating areas of lower or higher elevation, or getting rid of annoying dips and rises that are in the way of construction. When it comes to placing items like trees or surface water (a lake, a river, perhaps a marshy area), a single click or a click and drag of the mouse in the City View will place those items. Need a mountain? Are your Sims clamoring for water? The Landscape menu is where you shop for all of your terrain editing needs.
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