Interface issues?

[Sureshot]

naw, its great when someone leaves the game and that big window pops up, you can still see behind it heh

plus if you load up the tech tree, or other windows you can see whats going on still...

plus, whats better then life through rose coloured glass? lol

 

[Adrogans]

Old glass. I love how its a liquid and you can see that in the old buildings. Thick at the bottom thin at the top because the liquid flows with gravity.

 

[Chandrasekhar]

Apparently, my avatar agrees with you.

 

[TheBoatman]

"Civ4.thm is dead." That sounds like an interesting motto.

Old glass. I love how its a liquid and you can see that in the old buildings. Thick at the bottom thin at the top because the liquid flows with gravity.

That's not quite true. In the past when the glass was processed in to flat plates, this was made by spinning it around. The centrifugal forces made the edges thicker. It was cut in to rectangular shape, but one side remained thicker. Usually it was this side which was fastened down.

 

[Adrogans]

Yeah but if you go see the glass at the tower of london for example you can see how it has "flowed" down. It looks like frozen water patterns.

 

[Silverkiss]

Or in the Cathedral of Notre Dame.

 

[Chip56]

Isn't glass fun?
Neither solid nor liquid.(Unless you manage to cool it down to 0 K in which case it would be a solid)