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Mixed Pavement Decorative Network
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Mar 1, 2019 @ 1:59am
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Mixed Pavement Decorative Network

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Description
Pavement made of small square cobblestone and larger square stone tiles. Purely decorative (not a functional road), it follows the terrain but doesn't flatten it, so it can be raised and lowered without moving the ground. Useful to pave streets, pavements or plazas. includes 4 and 8m wide versions.

The Network Tiling mod by Ronyx69 is required for the textures of this asset to appear properly. Without this mod, the texture should have been 4 to 8 times bigger for the same result.

Model 4m - 8m (segment 16m)
main model
tris: 88 - 120
textures: 512x512 (diffuse-normal)
LOD
tris: 88 - 120


Special thanks to my Patrons Johnny, PVBergman and Strechnitz!

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cynthia.clavey Sep 24, 2022 @ 7:10am 
For United States the tile square surface is probably best described as permeable surface paving. In my small town it is supposed to be a river-friendly parking surface. Storm rains are supposed to drain into the ground instead of the storm sewers. So happy to have found this.
Skignovilous Feb 5, 2020 @ 1:14pm 
Hey @Lost Gecko. I like this very much, it can be used in many ways, very versatile. What are the possibilities of making a red brick version?
Bud_Spencer Mar 2, 2019 @ 5:06pm 
Absolutely convincing. A great piece more reality for CS. Thanks!