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Thanks, the ToT ones work well. I was so busy looking through downloaded stuff that I forgot to check what came with ToT.
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I believe it was PolarisGL that was working on the Mars thing no? Haven't seen him in ages...
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He moved to France one year ago.Originally posted by Field Marshal Klesh
I believe it was PolarisGL that was working on the Mars thing no? Haven't seen him in ages...
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From my Zhanguo restyle dir... Q.
Still in beta, but i'm thinking about a mass-stile armies design. That's why they are smaller then usual...
Attached Files"Io non volgo le spalle dinnanzi al nemico!!!" - il Conte di San Sebastiano al messo del comandante in capo, battaglia dell'Assietta
"E' più facile far passare un cammello per la cruna di un ago che un pensiero nel cervello di Bush!!!" - Zelig
"Live fire, and not cold steel, now resolve battles" - Marshall de PuysegurComment
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DBA rocks!"Whoever thinks freely, thinks well"
-Rigas Velestinlis (Ferraios)
"...êáé ô' üíïìá ôçò, ôï ãëõêý, ôï ëÝãáíå Áñåôïýóá..."
"I have a cunning plan..." (Baldric)Comment
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WWI-Style Monitor?
Has anyone ever made an icon of a WWI RN monitor?
Just prior to WWI, Fisher resurrected this term in the British navy for a type of bombardment vessel. They looked almost comical: big battleship or cruiser gun turrets on a 600-6000t boat. Big tripod to match. Tiny funnel - usually couldn't make over 10 knots. They seemed pretty popular with the campaign planners.
Here's a pic.Attached FilesComment
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Yeah Case made one, a few pages back
Georgi Nikolai Anzyakov, Commander Grand Northern Front, Red Front Democracy GameComment
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These are excellent. I am a sucker for isometric artwork.
Blog | Civ2 Scenario League | leo.petr at gmail.comComment
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Perfect! The Erebus was completed in 1916. Didn't realize that a few of these relics served in WWII.
Have these posts been compiled in a zip somewhere? The thread is a bit long for perusing.
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Villas
Roman Villa graphics that Fairline has requested.Attached Files"Military training has three purposes: 1)To save ourselves from becoming subjects to others, 2)to win for our own city a possition of leadership, exercised for the benefit of others and 3)to exercise the rule of a master over those who deserve to be treated as slaves."-Aristotle, The Politics, Book VII
All those who want to die, follow me!
Last words of Emperor Constantine XII Palaiologos, before charging the Turkish hordes, on the 29th of May 1453AD.Comment
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that is becouse JPG files doesnt save all the data, JPGs only save some of it (for smaller file sizes) and thne "make good guesses" as to what the blank pixels shoudl be
No Fighting here, this is the war room!Comment
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Palaiologos: posting in GIFs more so than PNGs is much better
Also doesn't Palaiologo mean something to the effect of "Ancient Wisdom"?Georgi Nikolai Anzyakov, Commander Grand Northern Front, Red Front Democracy GameComment
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That's true, but that's not the reason the images appear blurred.Originally posted by Henrik
that is becouse JPG files doesnt save all the data, JPGs only save some of it (for smaller file sizes) and thne "make good guesses" as to what the blank pixels shoudl be
If you save your images as JPEG you must have several options somewhere as to what image quality you want. Since JPEG is better at encoding smooth gradients than sharp edges, CorelDRAW probably has an optimization setting to slightly blur the image (and thus further reduces filesize). That might not be a problem for photos or so, but is a problem for Civ2 imagery.
You should be able to adjust these settings either when saving or in the general program preferences.
In any case, if you want accurate lossless images (like with Civ2 graphics, much less so with screenshots) use PNG or GIF (for Civ2 GIF is preferable since that's the format Civ2 uses itself).Comment
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Beautifull units! Woa, I wasn't expecting the railroad monster-gun in the last row. I was just reading about it yesterday. The reich built just two of them, I can't recall their names. They blew the sevastopol forts to bits, but since they were more like battleships on weels, they never lived up to the initial expectations (too cumbersome and expensive to operate, only fired a couple dozen of rounds). A really crappy investment. Both got captured by the soviets."Whoever thinks freely, thinks well"
-Rigas Velestinlis (Ferraios)
"...êáé ô' üíïìá ôçò, ôï ãëõêý, ôï ëÝãáíå Áñåôïýóá..."
"I have a cunning plan..." (Baldric)Comment
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Superb stuff, Jimmywax
Has anyone made a Challenger II tank and Warrior IFV (modern British stuff)?Comment
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Re: Villas
Excellent work PalaiologosOriginally posted by Palaiologos
Roman Villa graphics that Fairline has requested.
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