A software called Terragen should be one of them, as far as I can remember. Just be sure, they are - depending of their size - blue, red or green only and not mixed.Īlso there is software which can create random terrain and export them as greyscale picture. they can be less, so you can use that to make a kind of chess board for easier planing of city's with the same size, next to each others.
RGB values for the config.bmp don't have to be 255 only. Here's one as exapmle: Īs far as I can recall, some additions to this link: So you can use 3rd party software to create randomized regions.ĭetailed descriptions can be found online. It is also possible, to define the size of each city in a region with another rgb-map. But SC4 is able to import greyscale highmaps to create the Terrain from.
Ingame there is no way for a randomized terrain. If you are interested in trying it out, here is the complete version.IronArcturus: In SimCity 4, is there a way to create a whole randomized region with different types terrain? I only see an All-Land or All-Water option in the game when trying to create a new region. Map has been redone from that original picture above. I am sharing this today to let people know it is possible to do, if you are willing to put the work in.
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I cant really explain the process to do this just yet, because I dont remember all the steps I took, but I do hope to "master" this skill and create a tutorial to help others do the same. From there I cleaned it up until I was happy with the final product. I used a mix of SC4Mapper and SC4Terraformer to pull height maps(very broken height maps) and change some stuff to make them a little more usable, from there they were imported into C:SL to create a very rough, but usable file in the city editor. It took me a few hours, but I managed to go from this region save file to this Cities: Skylines map. I had a region from Simcity 4 that I was very fond of, but without a height map I had the problem of having no way to bring it over to C:SL without rebuilding it all by hand.
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