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Yes Goosifer I extracted a .ztd with Winrar and I found a .UCA file. Now I can read it. I just have to try to understand all this !!! Many Thanks.

Hello I'm not looking to change files deeply. I am content to play with the animals found on this site and I admire each time the skill of the authors of these achievements. As I play with the French version, I just try to insert the French name for the comfort of play but it is not absolutely necessary. For this, I only know the use of APE which, it is true, sometimes creates errors. I don't know the editing method with notepad. I just tried to open the files but I probably didn't do the right thing because they are unreadable.

Hi there again! For the last three times I played ZT1, I attempted to make a crocodile farm. I finished the last try and it turned out quite as I had in mind. The park houses 13 different reptiles, with 6 different crocodile or alligator species. So here it is: CROCODILE FARM Guests can either enter the park by the pedestrian entrance or by parking their cars at the parking. Either way, guests have to pass by the ticket booth to buy themselves an entrance ticket to the farm. After having entered they will find the 5 large reptiles part. In the 5 lakes you can find from left-up until right-down: american alligators, black caiman, indian gharials, west-african crocodiles and chinese alligators. All the enclosures except for the indian gharials have an indoor viewing area for visitors. The indian gharials nevertheless have an exiting feature: a viewing pit! On the southwestern side of the farm you can find some aldabra tortoises, as well as snacking possibilities and restrooms. On the northwestern side of the farm you can find the galapagos enclosures, housing galapagos tortoises and galapagos iguanas. Further up north you can find our african spurred tortoise family. all over the park direction arrows guide you around. The indoor viewing area for guests with west-african crocodiles and chinese alligators. At the northeastern part of the farm you can find saltwatercrocodiles. In the right low corner you can see a small part of the western pond turtles pond. the western pond turtles seem to love swimming on top of the small waterfalls The last exhibits are those of the perenties and the green iguana's After that we are back at the parking space. That was the tour, I hope you liked it. enjoy the rest of your morning/day/evening/night. goodbye!

Aw, thank you, Savannahjan. I think I did create a little escapism here. :laugh: Yup, Fern is right of course. I have finished the fourth part of the garden, and so this zoo is done. YAY. :post-1551-1124418072: The cottage garden. Frome the entrance you turn left. All the plants from this garden have been grown in this indoor garden center that guests can visit. From there you can either follow the path, or stroll through a secluded area with rose arches, crabapple and apple trees. Below are the badgers, horses occupy the rest of the fruit garden with loads of apples. As you can see, the fruit garden leads to the vegetable patch. From here you can visit the Quilt shop. It's located in a woodland setting between the badger and red fox exhibit. If you skip the quilt shop and go straight ahead, you'll find the actual cottage with its herb garden and flower borders. Here's also a small farmer's market. Leaving the cottage you enter the barnyard area. Between the pony ride and cottage is the 'boerderijvarken' (farm pig, downloaded this from the Dutch site). The rest of the space next to the vegetable patch has Bantam Chickens. Loads of flower borders again. The path bordering the entrances to the water garden has a rock garden flower border. Overviews of the cottage garden Overview entrance Overview centre of the zoo with its four gardens. That's it! Time to go on vacation while having fun thinking about what to build for my next zoo! Thanks all you guys for your wonderful compliments on this zoo! It's what's keeping me going!