Hi!
For quite a long time I'm using a mixed mountain set with my standard terrain. It consists of Womok's mountains - which I loved from day one
- for normal mountains, forest mountains and snow-capped mountains.
Womoks mountains however needed a little bit tweaking. The green of the mountain foot had to be adapted to the default terrain green. Moreover, the grfx were dotted with pink pixels, probably due to a previous compression problem, which I deleted.
For mountains in jungle I still use the built-in ones because of their reddish and eroded look.
Installation: If you want to use them, just copy the three mountain grfx from the zip into the "{Civ3 install}\art\terrain" folder. You might want to back up your original files for a re-install.
bluebox
For quite a long time I'm using a mixed mountain set with my standard terrain. It consists of Womok's mountains - which I loved from day one
- for normal mountains, forest mountains and snow-capped mountains.Womoks mountains however needed a little bit tweaking. The green of the mountain foot had to be adapted to the default terrain green. Moreover, the grfx were dotted with pink pixels, probably due to a previous compression problem, which I deleted.
For mountains in jungle I still use the built-in ones because of their reddish and eroded look.
Installation: If you want to use them, just copy the three mountain grfx from the zip into the "{Civ3 install}\art\terrain" folder. You might want to back up your original files for a re-install.
bluebox
I'd tried several other grfx mods. THey all look much more beautiful, I must admit - but I found I could spot units best on std terrain so I sticked with it, together with some minor additions.
That's all about this little mod. 
