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https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=529355904
but the texture is off in terms of scale, not only are there giant bricks, but the doors and gates on the floor ar a bit too big when being compared to the containers at the side
I do forgive the bad texturing job though, as i can't find textures for my needs that aren't restricted, aren't just photos (people call photos "textures" for some reason) and look OK for my models. :(
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=513137131
thank you, Thumbs up
I'm working on a new texture map to for this. It looked good when rendered but the game did strange things to it once import. It turn the slighly large bricks into pyramid sized ones!
I was thinking a small amount of clear city water would be used in it to occasionally flush out sediment build-up in the turbines and feed pipes. Not significan for the game stats though.
I agree with jogi9b, smaller bricks and maybe smaller doors would make the plant seem bigger and more impressive visually.
* thumbs up *
I will consider adjusting stats to be more for game balance then true to life output of modern high effieceincy plants.
These plants reinject the water back into the earth after using it. Even after the steam is separated from the water and cycles through a turbine... Once it's liquid again its pumped back from where it came. Atmospherically vented steam makes its way back into the earth via rain.
So water consumption would imply, city waters needed which simply isn't true to life.
Building Specs
Cost: 90,000
Upkeep : 1980
Output 220 MW
Polution: 0
Noise pollution : 20
Water: 20
This would make it produce 60 MW more than the solar plant, with a slightly higher upkeep though. Keep in mind that geothermal has a network of pipes deep beneath the earth that need to be maintained. Also the cost to build it is high because of all the drilling etc that needs to be done.
₡9 per MW is still a good price in the end.
Anyways, if you modify the stats to this, I'll use it. Otherwise it's too unbalanced. I'd love to use it, and think many others would too if the stats were more realistic.
Cheers,
Admiral 8Q
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/asset-icons.849568/
http://www.skylineswiki.com/Power