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Also, keep in mind that at the scale of a table-top miniature the model detail doesn't need to be very high.

For 0 A.D.'s units? No.

Still would be kind of cool.

Too many IMHO. They never used Thureophoroi and Thracian Swordsmen, either. The 'Royal Stoa' was a mistake.

Having a problem intermittently where the Windows Taskbar won't go behind the gameplay window. Might not be 0 A.D.'s fault per se. Any idea how to get rid of this problem? Taskbar is not set to 'Lock' either.

darnit! I saw this from you and thought it was his. My bad @Gyrion

Perhaps, but I only have one shown to "choose" from.

This makes me think you don't have the latest NVIDIA driver and software.

Man alive, a lot of those screenshots would look incredible with some SSAO.

If you click that icon while running 0 A.D. it should tell you.

Are you sure you're using your graphics card and not your onboard graphics?

It wouldn't take much editing to add shoulder flaps, straps, etc, to the models before printing.

Smoke I understand. Particles are a performance hit, but distance fog shouldn't hurt that much.

hmm, lol, then perhaps it's your positioning of them. Looks kind of random, also too many planes. Check out the Carob trees in-game to get a better view of how the geometry in a tree canopy should be structured. The Baobabs are good examples too. Basically, you want a kind of "layered" look to the canopy planes to give some good internal self-shadowing. When you have a lot of randomized planes like you have now you create these weird shadows and odd intersections, which don't look as good as they should since all of your other artwork is top notch.

I encourage you to use short range for LOS/Vision for now until there's some kind of "Engagement range" coded into the game. Lower vision range will help you/the player control the units better and they won't run off and attack whatever wanders into vision range. Also, a suggestion/tip for your videos. If you really want to show off some detail with your units, you can unlock the camera by Ctrl-D. That way you can zoom in further than the hardcoded minimum for your videos. Art tip: Use auto-smooth on the branch/leaf faces in the canopies of your trees. This will help alleviate that "planey" look to the treetops.