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[3RavensMore]

Has anyone ever made convincing aqueduct placeables?  I'm thinking romanesque.

Any thing like that out there?

[Tarot Redhand]

For anyone who doesn't know what an ancient Roman aquaduct looks like here are three pictures







As you can see they are quite massive and all the more remarkable that they have survived for upwards of 2000 years.

TR

[henesua]

this would be an amazing feature for a tileset and as a placeable.

[3RavensMore]

Even just a single arch height aqueduct would be good. There are a few archway placeables, but none that I could find would even work as a passable aqueduct.

[Khuzadrepa]

Did Stilgar do anything like this? That looks like something that would have been right up his alley.

[Michael DarkAngel]

Would my stone city bridges possibly pass for a single level aqueduct?

Of course, if you are looking for something in a rural setting...  [edit] see my next comment  [/edit]  [ignore] I'm sorry, but I can't help you with that one [/ignore]


 MDA

Modifié par Michael DarkAngel, 02 juillet 2013 - 03:06 .

[Michael DarkAngel]

Khuzadrepa wrote...

Did Stilgar do anything like this? That looks like something that would have been right up his alley.

Stilgar's CCS does appear to have a stone bridge in a rural setting, if that helps.


 MDA

[Fester Pot]

CODI placeables has an arched placeable, that when put together, can create something as this.

FP!

[Sumthing]

The Romans were the best.