Decayment of paving
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Re: Decayment of paving
by Jackwolf » Tue Jun 27, 2017 12:50 pm
Mm, but what would be a good way to restore it if not the same 1:1 ratio of stone/brick to tile...
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Re: Decayment of paving
by Dakkan » Sun Jan 28, 2018 8:45 pm
Not sure how feasible this would be to implement, but a mossy overlay texture could be applied first to unclaimed pavings over a very long period of time, then those could later be susceptible to decay. If a new claim is placed over the mossy paving, then the process could reverse and lose the mossy overlay.
Abandoned places can be fun, but sometimes they're just an eyesore that someone tried to make and gave up on, more like graffiti.
Abandoned places can be fun, but sometimes they're just an eyesore that someone tried to make and gave up on, more like graffiti.
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Re: Decayment of paving
by jorb » Thu Feb 01, 2018 1:27 pm
Agree that mossy, overgrowing and cracking pavement would be sweet.
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