City Textures rework

[gecko]

 

[Pat Pattle]

Superb Glen! Could still use more ships judging by the old b&w photo.

 

[rince33]

Superb Glen! Could still use more ships judging by the old b&w photo.

and fps be damned.
I did think about it though.

 

[Frosty]

That is one quality target!!

 

[Pat Pattle]

and fps be damned.
I did think about it though.

Absolutely!

Can't see your last image though, just a blank square

 

[rince33]

Can't see your last image though, just a blank square

I dragged that png file in by mistake, I was in too much of a hurry.

 

[rince33]

Module roads were too prominent in the textures, so I made all of the module roads slightly transparent which had the effect of pushing back the roads and causing the building and garden textures to become more prominent. It looks more noticeable to my eye in the sim than in the screenies though. I did the same to the main rail and road textures, but to a lesser degree.

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I tagged this on to the end of the post because I didn't want to alter the number of replies to this thread 666, I'm just quietly sipping a drink of water and waiting for Armageddon. Who dares to shift it to 667?

 

[Pat Pattle]

The latest pics look great, suburbia is quite green when looked at from above. More green than tarmac anyway.

I went to a gig years ago, saw The Damned in Taunton. The support act, Fizzy Milk, did a song, "666 The Number of the Bus". About the journey to school. Hilarious

 

[rince33]

I searched for a youtube vid of that song but couldn't find one, but I enjoyed the title of this one immensely, couldn't listen to it while modding though, I'd get a colossal headache.

Tradition is just peer pressure from the dead ​

I loved British music from the 80s, Thomson twins, Human league, Madness and this remake of Eloise by The Damned.

The original by Barry Ryan was a favourite of mine with that fantastic brass section , and the stunning lady in the vid was just icing on the top.

'MICHAEL CAINE' by Madness was my favourite number of theirs.

Michael Caine was always my favourite British actor. One reason was that he appeared in the Battle of Britain movie. Too bad he was shot down though.

 

[Pat Pattle]

I searched for a youtube vid of that song but couldn't find one, but I enjoyed the title of this one immensely, couldn't listen to it while modding though, I'd get a colossal headache.

Tradition is just peer pressure from the dead ​

I loved British music from the 80s, Thomson twins, Human league, Madness and this remake of Eloise by The Damned.

The original by Barry Ryan was a favourite of mine with that fantastic brass section , and the stunning lady in the vid was just icing on the top.

'MICHAEL CAINE' by Madness was my favourite number of theirs.

Michael Caine was always my favourite British actor. One reason was that he appeared in the Battle of Britain movie. Too bad he was shot down though.

I think it's a different Fizzy Milk, the ones I saw were just local lads from Taunton, that lot are up in Ulverston.
But the Damned are one of my all time fave bands.

 

[Shessi]

Ryans's orig version was way ahead of it's time (and good), but the Damned's version is the best, great to hear it again.

Oh...and the city texs are not bad either....

Way to go G.

Cheers

Shessi

 

[AndyG43]

'MICHAEL CAINE' by Madness was my favourite number of theirs.

Michael Caine was always my favourite British actor. One reason was that he appeared in the Battle of Britain movie. Too bad he was shot down though.

He was a regular customer of ours at Harrods Books, always polite & engaging. I 'forgot' to tell him my mum went to school with his cousin.

And Madness were, probably still are, a cracking live band. The music from the '80s i still play regularly are mainly ska-related, still good.