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I noticed that Rise of Nations has taken the path of EE, and made their icons 2 demensional drawings. I think icons with 3-demensional pictures, like in AOK, would look cooler than the drawings Rise of Nations has now for each icon, (such as icons to build a unit, building, or diplomicy). So which ones do you guys prefer, icons with 2-d drawings, like in EE or RON (currently), or 3-d drawings like in AOK?
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43-d icons (AOK)50.00%22-d drawing icons (EE)50.00%2"I think holding hands can be more erotic than 'slamming it in the ass'" - Pekka
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there were 3-d icons in AoK??
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I tought 3-D looked better than 2-D..."The meaning of war is not to die for your country, but making your enemies die for their..."
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you can get 3-d icons?!?!?Former President, Vice-president and Foreign Minister of the Apolyton Civ2-Democracy Games as 123john321Comment
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not 3-d, it's actually 2-d, but it looks 3-d because they were computer generated, unlike RON's, which I think were hand drawn."I think holding hands can be more erotic than 'slamming it in the ass'" - Pekka
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same thought here, no matter what, the button can only be 2-dOriginally posted by 123john321
you can get 3-d icons?!?!?
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Actually, almost all of our unit icons began as a 3D rendering of the in-game unit. They were then passed on to a 2D artist that would add various other details such as a painted background environment. Many of our "buildings", "build", "upgrade" and "research" icons are a mix of 3D with painted in 2D elements as well.
DaveLast edited by Big Huge Dave; December 11, 2002, 02:03.Comment
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2-D is fine. I want to be able to play RoN on my computer, which is far from being the ultimate powerforce.I watched you fall. I think I pushed.Comment
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