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6th Aug 2006 at 9:43 AM
Last edited by eedgan : 6th Aug 2006 at
9:44 AM.
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Quote: Originally posted by similicious20
Amazing job once again; Patul. I just have one question for you. Do the houses need to have slopes already to be placed in the water? I cannot get them in the water. Thanks and again, great job. :]
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Yes, in my experience you must select a lot which slopes slightly downwards from street level and then place along the coast. The lower end of the lot will be below sea level and will allow the water to flow into the lot.
Patul - great work, again. I will experiment with this new neighbourhood today. I always use your Cape Town neighbourhood and the water always flow into the lots - as long as I use a steep enough slope - but I am eager to try out your new masterpiece.
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