This city is part of a collection of cities:

MILLEN1.SC2
MILLEN2.SC2
MILLEN3.SC2
MILLEN4.SC2

Goals of this collection: high population and efficiency

Design info:


MILLEN1.SC2
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Pop. 9,363,092. Money cheat used. No magic eraser.
                The MILLEN1 city is built around time-based
                zoning to achieve its high density. In detail,
                the commercial zones were exposed to forest 
                area until they developed into denser 3x3 tiles.
                The trees increase land value to nearby zones, 
                and thus effect density. Once the zones developed,
                the forest area was filled with more commercial
                zoning and allowed to develope in the same fashion.
                Secondly, the residential zones were built using 
                a "checkerboard" zoning technique. The 6x110 
                residential strips were built first with alternating
                zoned residential tiles, created the checkerboard
                effect. Once these developed into 2x2 zones, the 
                remaining zones were filled in. The goal here was 
                to allow for more of the denser 2x2 zones, thus 
                increasing population. Mill2 is the same city as
                MILLEN2, but it uses the magic eraser to reclaim
                the arcology's space for additional zoning.

MILLEN2.SC2
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Pop. 9,412,329. Same city as above; Magic eraser used on arcos.
                Some zoning optimizations.

MILLEN3.SC2
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Pop. 9,521,200. No money cheats- built with the Sim City Urban
		Renewal Kit (SCURK). City is stable and
		functional.

MILLEN4.SC2
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Pop. 11,275,225. No money cheats- built with SCURK and SC2K
		 DOS V1.0. Magic eraser used on arcos *and*
		 3x3 residential zones. Virtually the highest
		 population in existance with the 140 arco
		 limit. This city is NOT stable NOR functional,
		 due to lack of support structures and
		 infastructure. If you like, e-mail me for in-depth
		 details on how this population was achieved.

Designs by Wren-Michael Weburg (wmweburg@ix.netcom.com)