The World's Biggest Bridge!

[Jürgen Hubert]

Look what I found in my recent game:










If you are interested, the save game for this is here

 

[balearicrazy]

I've brightened up the first image as it was very dark. See attached.

 

[Crosby 87]

looks like and aquaduct, but it's cool

 

[Mercade]

That's one big aquaduct!

 

[Truronian]

Thats one for Screenshot of the Week (if it comes back)

 

[werttrew]

How wonderfully weird.

 

[Jecrell]

Holy ginormous aquaducts Batman!

 

[Seanirl]

How the hell did that happen? o_O

 

[werdna]

why would aquaducts go over the sea?

 

[Jürgen Hubert]

I have no idea how that happened. I suppose it is some sort of bug. But it does look cool, doesn't it?

 

[Jürgen Hubert]

Thats one for Screenshot of the Week (if it comes back)

Have you tried if you can find it in the save game as well?

 

[Richosh]

Its a graphic bug. had something similar.



Boy are those mutant cows!

 

[rkyte]

What's happening is that some of the verticies in the 3D model are being corrupted. Through some math glitch, the renderer suddenly thinks the vertex is located at (0,-1787234178) instead of (0,0) which results in the stretched image. Alt+tabbing out of the game and bringing it back up causes the screen to be redrawn, which always corrects this problem for me.

 

[Jürgen Hubert]

What's happening is that some of the verticies in the 3D model are being corrupted. Through some math glitch, the renderer suddenly thinks the vertex is located at (0,-1787234178) instead of (0,0) which results in the stretched image. Alt+tabbing out of the game and bringing it back up causes the screen to be redrawn, which always corrects this problem for me.

Well, it didn't for me. In fact, I even quit that game and then reloaded it - and the bug was still there. Same goes for scrolling or turning the view.

 

[Jürgen Hubert]

So, did anyone try out that save game?

 

[arcan]

it somehow looks more impressive with an aqueduct than with a cow...

 

[Olleus]

i think aquaducts go from a city to the nearest peak. Maybe the nearest peak was over the sea.
I dont have the game so this is a guess.
BTW do aquaducts cost more if they are bigger or do they always cost the same.

 

[Good Omens]

Richosh, that's actually an application of the lesser-known "Bovine Uncertainty Theorem." You can never know the precise location of a cow.