Kryten
Smeee heeeeed
This is just a simple conversion of the Civ3 Galley with the sail furled, and could be used as a non-Greek ancient/medieval Mediterranean warship.
****NOTE: this used to called a "Pirate Galley", but Lab Monkey has made a much more 'pirate looking' ancient ship called a "Barbarian Galley", so I have changed the name of this unit to "Persian Galley" instead****
What's new: the animation is the same, but all the files have been called by the new name along with a new Civilopeadia_text file. I have also included kittenOFchaos/MOON's units_32 file, which has almost all of the new player units in it.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1) download the zip file to a temporary place on your PC
2) use Windows Explorer to open the Civilization/Arts/units folder on your PC and right-click the units_32 file so that you can rename it (otherwise it will be overwriten, so you may want to keep a copy)
3) now use the unzip browser to unzip the file into Civilization/Art/units. This will create a new folder called Persian Galley which contains all the .flcs and files (including Civilopeadia text and pictures), as well as a readme.txt file with full instructions on how to add this unit to CivIII using the CivEditor.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
****NOTE: this used to called a "Pirate Galley", but Lab Monkey has made a much more 'pirate looking' ancient ship called a "Barbarian Galley", so I have changed the name of this unit to "Persian Galley" instead****
What's new: the animation is the same, but all the files have been called by the new name along with a new Civilopeadia_text file. I have also included kittenOFchaos/MOON's units_32 file, which has almost all of the new player units in it.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1) download the zip file to a temporary place on your PC
2) use Windows Explorer to open the Civilization/Arts/units folder on your PC and right-click the units_32 file so that you can rename it (otherwise it will be overwriten, so you may want to keep a copy)
3) now use the unzip browser to unzip the file into Civilization/Art/units. This will create a new folder called Persian Galley which contains all the .flcs and files (including Civilopeadia text and pictures), as well as a readme.txt file with full instructions on how to add this unit to CivIII using the CivEditor.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------