City Graphics - Industrial & Modern
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Badi_Dea
Chieftain
due to the nature of these files, some modyfing is going to have to be done in order to play ingame correctly.
THE INDUSTRIAL SET IS IN THE ANCIENT ERA SPACE AS IS THE MODERN IN THE MIDEVEAL SPACE, YOU MUST ONLY COPY THEM ON TOP OF WHAT YOU WANT TO CHANGE.
Here is the file:
THE INDUSTRIAL SET IS IN THE ANCIENT ERA SPACE AS IS THE MODERN IN THE MIDEVEAL SPACE, YOU MUST ONLY COPY THEM ON TOP OF WHAT YOU WANT TO CHANGE.
Here is the file:
Badi_Dea
Chieftain
aaglo
Furioso!
Not bad, not bad at all.
It differs quite a lot from the cartoonic feel of the civ3, but if you are going to change more than just the city gfx, it will propably look even more fabulous than what it already is...
good job - not such a badidea afterall
It differs quite a lot from the cartoonic feel of the civ3, but if you are going to change more than just the city gfx, it will propably look even more fabulous than what it already is...
good job - not such a badidea afterall
Leonel
Breakfast Connoisseur
Wow!!! 
I've been trying to achieve that style of Civ2 city for years and you do it in Civ3! I've been trying to do a 'relatively realistic' sized mod for Civ 2 for ages and I'm close to finishing it. Will you be cleaning it up and doing the ancient and medieval versions too?
I've been trying to achieve that style of Civ2 city for years and you do it in Civ3! I've been trying to do a 'relatively realistic' sized mod for Civ 2 for ages and I'm close to finishing it. Will you be cleaning it up and doing the ancient and medieval versions too?computerdude113
King
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So great! Thanks a lot!
Lucky Dragon
Triskaidekaphiliac
Nice work. The gray ones on the right are perfect: excellent job there. The brown ones look pretty good too, but the buildings all appear to be leaning a little to the right. (If you rotated those ones counterclockwise by 90 degrees, they'd probably look better...)
Dom Pedro II
Modder For Life
Nice, but is the angle different in some of them? Because it looks like they were rendered at different angles.
Also, the Industrial cities... not a criticism, just a statement. The brown buildings look rather like the Spanish-tile roofs used on the houses down in Brazil... these cities look like they could be almost Brazilian.. I'm feeling a little home sick, heh.
Also, the Industrial cities... not a criticism, just a statement. The brown buildings look rather like the Spanish-tile roofs used on the houses down in Brazil... these cities look like they could be almost Brazilian.. I'm feeling a little home sick, heh.
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