Fantasy town series: Mughal

[Kyriakos]

The long-awaited Indian set



Expand muslim architectureHere

Please note that these graphics are free only for use in the civ3 community. Any commercial use of them is forbidden by the author.

 

[Yabanjin]

Yep, I like those very much!

 

[Kyriakos]

Thank you Yabanjin

 

[Blue Monkey]

Do you do walled versions?

 

[Kyriakos]

No.
And this is not the place to ask for a new graphic either.

 

[Blue Monkey]

No.
And this is not the place to ask for a new graphic either.

I'm pretty sure I didn't make a request. I assumed they were meant for city graphics. In which case a walled version would be a reasonable expectation. And given the quality of the work shown would be even more incentive to download the set.

 

[Kyriakos]

They are city graphics

And the red fort is the walled one. I do not create a wall around something else anymore, since the towns are all individual buildings

 

[Blue Monkey]

I do not create a wall around something else anymore, since the towns are all individual buildings

So in the game context what would you expect to be the stylistically compatible visual indication that a city has built defensive improvements?

 

[Kyriakos]

What do you mean? Isnt it obvious enough that the graphic changes from the pavilion to the red fort, thus the city has built fortifications?

:/

 

[Blue Monkey]

Isnt it obvious enough that the graphic changes from the pavilion to the red fort, thus the city has built fortifications?

From the preview? No. You've got 4 towns with 4 different names.

 

[Kyriakos]

I see, so you want to be able to tell which city is walled without actually playing the game.
Moreover you don't see a well-known fort as an indication of fortifications.
Then i guess you should dl some other set for india

 

[Blue Monkey]

I see, so you want to be able to tell which city is walled without actually playing the game.
Moreover you don't see a well-known fort as an indication of fortifications.
Then i guess you should dl some other set for india

Why on earth do you find it necessary to be so snarky? You have cities of one building. You create something vaguely similar in architectural style to the Agra Fort (originally built by the Rajput, taken over by the Sultan of Delhi, and only later rebuilt by the Mughals) for a city & then expect it to be recognized as a walled version of another city that looks nothing at all the same. I guess as the other cities transmogrify they "obviously" indicate a change in size. Perhaps, when you change the graphics so far from the standard, you could give a little explanation of your intentions if you would like people to download & install them.

 

[Kyriakos]

Well you dont realise it i guess, but your initial question set the tone for this little exchange (hint: when in a finished work thread, it is always nice to start not by a request/criticism, but with some praise about the work itself)

And i was surprised that you made this point of the towns, since my latest 12 sets are like this, so there is no going back now. I won't be making again a walled town that is the size 1 with walls around it

 

[Blue Monkey]

Well you dont realise it i guess, but your initial question set the tone for this little exchange (hint: when in a finished work thread, it is always nice to start not by a request/criticism, but with some praise about the work itself)

Quoted for truth:

Do you do walled versions?

Yep. Definitely snarky.

 

[BadKharma]

Those turned out excellent, can't wait to see the future sets.

 

[Dumanios]

Nice!