Non-Unit Graphics Showcase

[Hans99]

A little Christmas Present

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[Heresson]

Originally posted by varwnos
Here is another byzantine monument. Probably the second largest byzantine church (i suppose that the hagia sophia is the largest) ; this is the St. Demetrios of Thessalonike

very nice, but a bit... other way round

I used this church for a "cathedral" icon in Komnenai I think

[Cyrion]

Originally posted by Hans99
A little Christmas Present

Nice!

Thanks Santa!

[Varwnos]

I made yet another version of the Hagia Sophia.
Well, after listening continiously to ... this

[Harry Tuttle]

Excellent! I like the shading, very well done.

[Varwnos]

This is my current work on a byz city

[Harry Tuttle]

WOW! Very nice.

[Varwnos]

Do these look any good?

[curtsibling]

Gosh! Those are incredible...!

They would be usable as a vast capital city with the Terrain2 file in CIV2.

[Varwnos]

It is difficult to choose the colours :/

Here are some options:

[Sarsstock]

Very nice indeed varwnos, I agree with Curt that with the help of the terrain files they would make for a great mega capital for Civ II. Though personally I like the colouring job you gave the city about five posts up.

Now I have a non-graphics question to ask. I remember a little while ago someone posted somewhere a template of some kind to help people plan out the tech trees for scenario's. Does anyone remember where that tech tree template for sceanrio's got to?

[Varwnos]

Hm, this is one with colours which are closer to the real ones:

[Heresson]

bravo... but isn't it big for a civ2 city?

[Boco]

Originally posted by Sarsstock
I remember a little while ago someone posted somewhere a template of some kind to help people plan out the tech trees for scenario's. Does anyone remember where that tech tree template for sceanrio's got to?

A classic guide, which explains the hard coded properties of various techs, is: Test of Time Advance Slot Properties Version 1.3 by William Keenan

Mercator's utility is not a template, but it does check for errors. This one's going to get heavy use the next time I design a tree.

http://apolyton.net/upload/view.php?file=859_civ2tech.zip

Screen shot:

[curtsibling]

Originally posted by Heresson
bravo... but isn't it big for a civ2 city?

It could be split into quarters and used as a mega city, as Sarsstock points out.

I you have seen the CIV2 X-Com scenario, or Harry's Atomic Eagle scenario,
they both use the terrain2 file to achieve larger than usual ground features.