Building Placement Rotator for AoE3, TWC, or TAD.

[M.I.K.E.]

To use this mod, you must have a middle mouse scroll button, or equivalent. When placement a building, simply move the middle mouse scroll button.

http://aoe3.heavengames.com/downloads/showfile.php?fileid=1932

Can someone confirm if this still works on the latest version of Age of Empires® III: Complete Collection.
Also how do we know if this not is a virus since theres an exe in the zip file?

[Cooper Kid]

Can't speak for the Steam version, but I've got all of the CD versions and have this installed. Works perfectly, both off and online. I try not to use it in competitive ranked matches unless my opponents have it, as it does give you a (very slight) advantage.

[M.I.K.E.]

引用自 Sco Cooper Kid：

Can't speak for the Steam version, but I've got all of the CD versions and have this installed. Works perfectly, both off and online. I try not to use it in competitive ranked matches unless my opponents have it, as it does give you a (very slight) advantage.

Could you explain the advantage? I only play on lan.

[Cooper Kid]

Well, you can rotate buildings to fit neatly across trade routes and rivers, or bridge the gaps between cliffs. As I said, it's a very slight advantage, but mostly just for aesthetics.

[Eadrick Tudoria]

I recommend the Improvement Mod for AoE3. It has this feature plus MUCH more.

But most importantly, it doesn't change too many in-game features. It is what the title says, an improvement, but not an overhaul or change.

http://www.moddb.com/mods/improvement-mod/downloads

There are a few changes here and there like trade route trains are now dangerous if you are standing on the tracks, the Fort build option is completely redone ( I don't really care for it, but its minor compared to the GOOD parts of the mod), Walls have more upgrades and can now be built over trade routes. Buildings (except town cernters) are rotatable, There is a new resource, "Fame" that is totally optional. It is used to order unique units.

The difficulty seems relatively the same. I'd check it out at least, from the link above.