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Solar Parking Lot
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4 May, 2020 @ 7:51am
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Solar Parking Lot

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Solar Parking Lot by austinchasefrasco

This is A Solar Power Producing Parking Lot.
Yes! It produces power as well!!

The main roads are not compatible with automatic building plopping.
In order to place buildings beside the asset, an asset must be first placed somewhere
Then manually moved with move it to align with the road.

An example is shown in the image where a gymnasium is moved next to the asset. And as you
Can see, the parking lots are being used.

It's recommended to use Prop Visibility mod

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3D Master 31 Jul, 2021 @ 1:55am 
The size of the parking lot isn't all that unrealisti, though, it's only the solar panel that is incredibly high, and incredible unstable, not to mention so high it provides no shade (as you can see) or protection from other elements to the cars.

Also, solar power produces most power at 45 degree angle. So, bring the panel down, rest one side on the ground, make it cover the parking, and you've got something very nice; to point where you ask yourself; why we haven't done it in real life yet. Any real world thing preventing this?
brantfetter 24 Sep, 2020 @ 9:37am 
Agreed. GREAT IDEA. However, you'll most likely have few subscribers due to how unrealistic the structure is. Please re-publish at a smaller scale and I'll try it out!
MOREOPTIONS 11 Jun, 2020 @ 7:48pm 
The scale of your Solar Parking Lot is way off, compared to the stadium you have it next too and the size of the cells in the asset. You might like to shrink it down around 70% or so to give it a more realistic appearance. If you've ever seen such tall and or sized panels in real life, I would honestly like to see for my self....