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No, that's a hack we did but the mechanics in theory should be different,it should be smoother and with a small transition.

could be used as a symbol for banner or for map.(The interface now uses symbols on the uncharted map.)

Yes but I want to scale and change the future t's a bit so it doesn't look recycled.

Yes, I have to investigate.

Rural architecture from Bulgaria continues is fascinating.

Thracian culture is somewhat removed from the Greek, but not quite. Same with their homes. I have not been able to find pre-Hellenistic architecture. But I have managed to find examples from Thrace and rural Bulgaria.

Roman style Vesta temple but small and more simple.

Similar to our Mercenary camp. Check the props. Ideas for textures.

units behind infantry swords infantry. ---------- Can you update it?

What is infinity speed arrow?

he had forgotten other neighbors they had, the Getians and Dacians. What kind of Celts lived to the east? (North of the Balkans). I feel like we only designed Gauls and Britons...

I have the impression that their most modest constructions and most of them have tile roofs(same material as bricks) What supports that are wooden beams sticking out of a wall or wood or stucco, with solid stone bases. it was more complex than I imagined. I imagined something certainly "barbaric" Celtic style and something Mediterranean Greek. There's a lot of Greek influence but I'm not sure it's all that very Greek. I need to investigate more...

https://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php?threads/research-odrysian-kingdom-thracian-union.263647/page-4 plenty of references.

I found I found more things and places. Priestess Seuthopolis

Inside the traditional Balkan architecture I found some photos. https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-brushlyan-village-m-tarnovo-region-traditional-architecture-balkans-31012853.html

3 wooden elements I really like, the door supports and the ceiling beams, it reminds me of the Hispanic colonial art of some places in my country, that we inherited from the Spanish and then from Romans and then Greeks. 1 -is the wooden pediment. Pediment- in classical architecture, the low-pitched gable, or triangular area formed by the two slopes of the low-pitched roof of a temple, framed by the horizontal and raking cornices. 2-door frame 3- is called head And 4 is a wall fresco. It seems to me that these wooden elements and simple frescos could work well for a simpler art not only for the Thracianscome to mind with the Genava examples. I found this: as Thracian architecture m.It has the aforementioned elements. https://www.consortis.gr/en/thracian-architecture-museum perhaps a more primitive example of caryatids.

this concept is good for thracians

now we have a good reference.

that temple must be changed, the proportions do not help either. It would look good with a better color tone of wood, those woods are already a bit tiring to see. they are very greyish. look my closet.It has nice shades with some variety. Some parts are more yellow, others more orange, and others darker.

I like those ideas for the Thracians, Greek-style wooden temples.

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