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Age of Cube - V2.1

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New Workshop General: Graphics, Terrain

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7. Jan. 2014 um 9:32

24. Sep. 2015 um 5:04

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Beschreibung

Minimalist terrain and resource visual mod.

Changelog:

[24 Sep 2015] V2.1 (This release)
- Upgraded mod for Patch 4.0

[7 Jan 2014] V2
- Fixed bamboo stumps not being cubes
- Water has been pixelated
- Fish are now bobbing red cubes

[3 Dec 2013]
- Fixed stone not being modified

[1 Dec 2013] (First Release)
- Terrains are all uniform colour with grid texture
- Hard blending
- All static land-based resources have been replaced with different coloured cubes
* Wood is green
* Food is red
* Gold is yellow
* Stone is grey
- Resource icons are now different coloured cubes to match
- Cliffs have been "cubified"

64 Kommentare

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Peter_Pahn 27. Nov. 2019 um 10:46

I need this for definitiv edition

GaussTheWizard 28. Feb. 2018 um 23:42

Now all we need is a mod that gives Age of Empires the beautiful art style of Dwarf Fortress.

Apocalypso 8. Jan. 2018 um 15:06

@Tonytwin
Actually, this mod could be useful. Simple cubes would allow terrain boundaries to be easily identified with a glance. Having all the fish as red cubes would also allow players to quickly identify how much fish there is in a given body of water. It may not be aesthetically pleasing, but it can be quite practical.

Pug 19. Juli 2017 um 3:50

@jellymann Hey I'm looking to edit the .slp files for fish, Advanced Genie Editor .slp files point to non-existent files so I assume they are hidden in a different directory or something. You have them in your mod however (and I can't edit yours because I want them to keep their original graphics with my small edits). How did you get the right files? Though, I imagine you didn't need to use any of the original assets with your mod.