Non-Unit Graphics Showcase

[curtsibling]

Will get on these tasks this week, I give my promise...
Been really busy with work and freelance stuff just now!

Haven't had a moment to sit down and CIV-tweak for a fortnight!

[curtsibling]

Originally posted by Uncle Dead Bird
@curtsibling: Sorry to be tardy, but I've been extremely busy lately.

The city architecture style is meant for ToT. I wasn't aware there was an appreciable difference in that area.

UDB

The amount of extra colours usable/available in ToT makes for far more varied and vibrant cities...

[curtsibling]

Originally posted by techumseh
I hate to nag (a bit, anyway ), but a 17th century set of cities for 30 Years War is somewhere on your list, isn't it?

It is now, matey!

I owe you some payback for the map advice!

[techumseh]

Great, thanks.

[Varwnos]

Could any of my stuff for civ3 be used?

/runs away from the enraged crowd

[tanelorn]

As in "two are company, three is a crowd"...?
Not a very vocal crowd lately.
The cat got our collective tongue.
I like them, for one.

[Eivind IV]

I like them as well, but how would they look like in civ2?

[himasaram]

Originally posted by varwnos
Could any of my stuff for civ3 be used?

/runs away from the enraged crowd

You'd have to shrink them to half their size. They might still look good though.

[curtsibling]

Very nice!

Some segments of them may be used, to create something in the CIV2 size level.

[himasaram]

Oh, or they can be used as is in the Civ3 tileset I'm compiling for Freeciv.

It'd be nice to have versions for smaller cities as well as walled cities too.

[Varwnos]

I made this "Venice" unit, from my italian civ3 set

[curtsibling]

Varwnos, I would like to see a compilation of your unique cities!

[Varwnos]

My late style only has three sets, the italian, the wallachian and a balcan which i am currently working on

[Ecthy]

Any of you fancy creating a cool huge map early modern Europe scenario about the rise of Brandenburg-Prussia?

[curtsibling]

Sounds promising!

Start a thread on it, and I am sure people will get involved!