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Megastructures have been used in some mods, although i guess they are rare. Anyway, here is a collection of my recent civ3 cities you can use in such a fashion:
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11Yes, i want to use them63.64%7No, and Civ3 is the devil36.36%4The poll is expired.
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Very nice Varwnos. These might be great in a Middle Ages scenario.
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Those are great graphics.'Arguing with anonymous strangers on the internet is a sucker's game because they almost always turn out to be - or to be indistinguishable from - self-righteous sixteen year olds possessing infinite amounts of free time.'
- Neal Stephenson, CryptonomiconComment
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Very nice - just need reducing in size for use with civ2.
Where's the 'yes I want to use them and Civ3 is the devil' option?
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Wonderful graphics!
Perhaps they could be downscaled to one-square size for city or unit use? Or does that defeat the whole purpose of megastructures?Comment
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Megastructures are typically graphics that span multiple tiles. They are created by cutting up the large graphic and depositing it in Terrain 2. They have been used in a number of scenarios. The X-Com scenario that came with one of the scenario disks used a megastructure to simulate a spaceship.
Also, check the topped Great Library thread.Comment
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I love the graphics but sadly, civ3 is the devils work!
"Peace cannot be kept by force.
It can only be achieved by understanding"Comment
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With some easy adaption they can be used for regular CIV2 cities -
And for megastructures too - Perhaps a great target city like Constantinople, London or Rome, etc.Comment
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African set:
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Wow!
Very fine work - I must compile these into CIV2 format soon!
(I might require a small 'village' for the first city growth level...)
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Ty
In a few days i will upload a Sioux set as well:
Last edited by Varwnos; January 15, 2008, 11:24.Comment
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Looking really grand - Better than CIV3 deserves!
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