My Mini City
- Thread starter Squiggy
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Just hit everyone on the list, somebody left in Rowan's.
Trying to do rounds, but getting a lot of error messages like "Error : mysql@request" and "Error : Invalid request" and when I do get through it doesn't always let me leave a message. Oh well, I did get through to most people.
I think the site just crashed. I made it through all but two people when it did.
Just finished all my rounds. I left comments on everyone's city, but some of my comments disappeared. *grumble*
Quoting to add Vixen's place to the list.
Thanks! I was about to go back through the thread and try to find everyone's minicity, but this works a lot easier.
Have been thought and even left comments under the name of ashfields
Doh! The site seems to be down--again.
*grumble grumble*
eta: It's back up now. Looks like Hillvsville and City of Trippy both could use some maintenance.
*grumble grumble*
eta: It's back up now. Looks like Hillvsville and City of Trippy both could use some maintenance.
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Well, you have one high-rise, so it's a start!
You can't control the upgrades -directly. You want to visit each city using the url and "/xml". The resulting file will let you know what you need. When you visit other cities you do so with xml and then change the url to upgrade what they need.
For example, if it shows unemployment is 1 (or 2 or more) then you would type http://ursovania.myminicity.com/ind to add industry (factory).
You'll notice all the urls below contain the "/xml".
For example, if it shows unemployment is 1 (or 2 or more) then you would type http://ursovania.myminicity.com/ind to add industry (factory).
You'll notice all the urls below contain the "/xml".
That's odd. Every time I try I get this error message:
I'm using Firefox.
Oh, wait. Nevermind. It's supposed to do that, right?
So to get the most efficient city you should aim to have all of the "<bases com="0" env="0" ind="0" sec="0" tra="0"/>" numbers the same, or something?
I'm using Firefox.
Oh, wait. Nevermind. It's supposed to do that, right?
So to get the most efficient city you should aim to have all of the "<bases com="0" env="0" ind="0" sec="0" tra="0"/>" numbers the same, or something?
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Not the same, just zero, for the spelled out ones. Except for transport - that should be 100.
Notice that in my xml above I need industry (unemployment=1) and transport (transport = 99) and security (criminality=1 the lousy blastards).
Seeing that in the xml someone might use /ind, /tra or /sec to help my city.
