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Now for something different: Tartarus... My imagination starts to roll about maybe having a secret mythologically-based campaign after you complete all of the historical campaigns (Punic Wars, Persian Wars, Alexander's Anabasis, et al.)

^Committed to SVN. thank you @Lopess for the statue and @Stan` for editing the building model.

I can scale it however we need it myself, honestly. I'll probably use one scale for the DE cult statue and another to replace the statue in the Seleucid Wonder in the base game:

Nice. I'd say get rid of the round platform (save some tris) and I'll use the pedestal I linked earlier. Using the Athena statue's diffuse map as an inspiration would be good. It looks pretty nice, so attempting to replicate that look would be very nice. Desired scale is the same as Athena, yeah.

I was thinking the Template Viewer could have a button at the bottom that opens the Encyclopedia article for that object. And then maybe vice-versa if you'd like to see the nitty gritty statistics.

Articles in the mockups also don't have to have inline links. There could just be the Related Articles section on the right.

I like the contrast between a lot of the cheat units. Sci-Fi Mythology Silly Dinosaurs

Skylla would be cool.

Yes, I'd love to differentiate between the Commercial Dock (Fishing and Trading and their techs) and the Military Shipyard (all Warships and their tech tree). I do this in DE. It makes it a little more interesting, and you'd have to choose between which one you'd want to build first (at least initially).

That would be useful. I wonder if it could do it per patch revision too. Edit: I just realized that's what you meant.

Hmmm. "0 A.D." tends to put the game at the top of alphabetical lists, so there is that.

This is the new version of the mod: https://mod.io/g/0ad/m/terra-magna

Thanks for the review

https://trac.wildfiregames.com/changeset/27996

/** * This class is concerned with playing an ambient track, birds chirping etc. */ class Ambient { constructor() { Engine.PlayAmbientSound(pickRandom(this.Tracks), true); } } /** * TODO: Let the map decide the tracks. */ Ambient.prototype.Tracks = [ "audio/ambient/dayscape/day_tropical_10.ogg", "audio/ambient/dayscape/day_tropical_11.ogg" ]; I altered the tracks in the list at the bottom and it works. Yeah, unfortunately there's still no way to change it on a per map basis. Definitely a desire. Either the ambient tracks could be listed in the biome file or this ambient.js file could allow you to do it.

This would make a great eye candy object or capturable map object (maybe get some kind of Cultural bonus!). Low priority, but would make a great addition to the game.

The current statue at the top of Greek buildings, most noticeably the Temples, is ugly to put it mildly. When it should look more like this: More angles: https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/art/sculptures/winged-victory-of-samothrace-nike-reconstruction True, it should be low-poly, but the current one is just really bad. Something approximating the above images better would be great. 100-200 triangles. Bonus points if you make a high poly version for a large statue (a couple thousand triangles). Extra credit for making a good set of textures for it (or we can work together on this).

So, it would be nice in Atlas/biomes/random maps to be able to choose a different ambient sound for a map. The current "birds chirping in a North American forest" sound is pretty played out. How difficult would it be to code something like that? Just a drop list in Atlas and then some lines in the biome and random map code. While playtesting the new NAVAL OVERHAUL (PLEASE REVIEW!), I play something like the video in the background to give me that ocean ambient. ^Great for island maps

Hmm, thumb should maybe by like 30 tris. lol. I know it's hard to reduce a 290,000 triangle mesh down to a few thousand though. You're doing better than I would.

A civilization page:

In this one, I decided that the idea of hovering over the portrait to see the stats was kind of gimmicky and not intuitive. Instead, I hit upon a scrollbar method to fit whatever we needed into the section next to the portrait. So now there's no limit to how many statistics and other information we can put there (as little or as much as is deemed necessary or requested by players). Now, hovering over the portrait could just give the template's tooltip as in-game, consistent behavior.

"Paper Maps" -- interesting. Any references (for the tech's encyclopedia entry)?

DE's version doesn't need to Ken-ify him (Hell, the Naked Fanatics are truly naked). But also, the penis doesn't need to be super high poly either (lol). *This is also an opportunity to talk about how sculptures are altered over time, sometimes even destroyed, based on the mores of the time.