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Soldyne's Chinese Wall Corner1x1
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6 Sep, 2015 @ 9:01am
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Soldyne's Chinese Wall Corner1x1

In 2 collections by soldyne
Soldyne's Props and Things
146 items
Chinatown Assets
37 items
Description
This item is based on traditional Chinese garden architecture. It is ploppable anywhere and is terrain conforming.
Comes as part of set containing:
Chinese Moongate 1x1
Chinese Wall 1x1
Chinese Wall 4x1
Chinese Wall Corner1x1

For more of my creations please visit my collection and remember to rate so others can find these items too!
http://steamproxy.com/workshop/filedetails/?id=419759540

Disscus my props and other assets on the official forums here:
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/soldynes-props-and-things.848968/

Textures are from CGTextures.com.
Normal and other maps are from CrazyBump or InsaneBump (plug in for GIMP).
Models created in Blender.

Tags: Chinatown, Chinese, China, Wall, Garden, Asian
3 Comments
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LegionOfMe 12 Sep, 2015 @ 4:33am 
Thanks, I will try this the next time :)
soldyne  [author] 6 Sep, 2015 @ 3:06pm 
when you import a new model as a building use the default Japanese Garden as your base. the park will then inherit the ability to terrain conform. also make sure you have plenty of extra edges in your model. the game can only deform your model on pre-existing edges in order to match it to the terrain where it is placed. more edges means smoother deformation. of course it also means more triangles, so its a trade off.
LegionOfMe 6 Sep, 2015 @ 11:32am 
Nice! What's the setting I have to choose for my assets to adapt to height differences like this one?