This is a 'Doomsday Weapon', created for my D&D Mystara mod. It is a floating globe of Mystara that has a little red disk on it. The disk is used to pick where the user wishes to destroy. When activated, the Doomsday Weapon creates a cataclysmic storm on the chosen city.
This unit was created as a single-direction 'ICBM style' unit, meant to be immobile and have an unlimited bombard range, and function as a nuclear weapon.
The orange band around the base is a civ-coloured band.
Preview animations cycle through default, 'launch', 'trail', and 'bomb'.
Thanks goes to Rhodie, because part of the 'Bomb' animation was modified from his Typhoon unit.
Download:
http://forums.civfanatics.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=12629&act=down
Previews:
This unit was created as a single-direction 'ICBM style' unit, meant to be immobile and have an unlimited bombard range, and function as a nuclear weapon.
The orange band around the base is a civ-coloured band.
Preview animations cycle through default, 'launch', 'trail', and 'bomb'.
Thanks goes to Rhodie, because part of the 'Bomb' animation was modified from his Typhoon unit.
Download:
http://forums.civfanatics.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=12629&act=down
Previews:
holy god in heaven thats awesome i cant wait for your mod to get finished
,for uploading it.
I really appreciate your decision to upload it here !
I know that it is a pretty basic unit (meaning that a simple rotating globe is much easier to animate than a moving human), but the default and launch are my first non-cut-and-paste animations for a unit and it's nice to receive positive feedback. I also learned a lot about unit making involving palettes and civ-colouring while working with the typhoon and 'trail' animation (which is just a 'cut-out' of the trail of the ICBM converted to translucent 'shadow-colouring' for the unit), so it has kind of encouraged me to possibly create some other units for my mod. That wouldn't be until I'm pretty much finished the mod though, to make sure it still meets the deadline of the end of the year. This unit had no suitable placeholder though.
