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Sn00py
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From New Zealand
Aug 2001 time: 13:18
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Rhuarc, most of it is done, but the cities will take me a lot longer than till the end of the week, so which is why I'd like ppl to vote, how many of you would rather wait for the entire thing to finish, or how many would rather I gave you the terrain by the end of the week and the cities later in the next week coming up?
Let me tell you, the cities look They look 10 x better than the originals and are nothing like the screenshot above, especially since the above one is just a quick test to see if it would all work.
Could someone send me the rMIDEAST file found in /Art/Cities/ ? I stuffed it up and then I couldn't get the original file back, and I really don't want to have to reinstall, altho the patch seems to have made civ3 worse, so many crashes..
thanks! and vote! I don't want to decide on this myself 
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Mizaq
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San Diego
Nov 2001 time: 21:18
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here sn00py rMIDEAST.pcx inside the attached zip
post the terrain and lest us use that in the meanwhile please.
Attachment: for sn00py.zip
This has been downloaded 33 time(s).
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Elucidus
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Well Snoopy those pines look really cool.
As far as Flood Plains. I live right near some flood plains, I can take pictures if you want. At no point, however, does it ever look like a desert. I don't understand the logic that firaxis used there. Also there are no deserts nearby. The floodplains are more like an area of land between a river and the normal dry terrain. This is in my local area and it may be an exception I don't know. But I can tell you it is very furtile and it is flooded even after a simply rainfall.
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