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Medieval Short Gate Large
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Jul 5, 2016 @ 3:33am
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Medieval Short Gate Large

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Modular Medieval Wall
20 items
Description
Short 2-cell wide gate. Works best with small roads.

The Modular Medieval Wall is a set of ramparts, towers and gates inspired by medieval Anglo-Norman and French military architecture. Divided into short (6m) and tall (12m) variants.
  • Free-placement parks
  • Fine Road Anarchy or any mod disabling collision is needed
  • Walls and gates are statless and terrain-conforming. Towers increase land value because of tourism.

Model
main model
tris: 194
textures: 512x512 (diffuse-normal)
LOD
tris: 40
textures: 128x128 (diffuse-normal)

Loading Screen Mod optimization: 2 textures shared between all the assets.

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4 Comments
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rpglover6293 Jul 22, 2022 @ 5:16pm 
I cannot get any road to run through it. What gives?!
monguinassassin Sep 18, 2016 @ 4:31pm 
Nice! I'm looking at the Medieval theme since I would play this game in conjunction with the King Arthur collection also distributed by Paradox, seeing as combining a city simulator with a massive army real time tactics game would make the most sophisticated strategy game of all time. Best used with Placetile roads.
Lost Gecko  [author] Jul 5, 2016 @ 5:27am 
Thank you! There is more on the way (not too soon though, probably by the end of the month...)!
NoirMoutton Jul 5, 2016 @ 5:21am 
A welcome addition to the workshop!