Great Works Models

[Nendur]

Here is a little experiment in expanding the Great works map models.
Primarily this matches up great works with the Conclave Content Pack monuments.
For the monuments the model and static scale factors have been rebalanced to give sane results.
Details:

• Buddhist and Hindu temples use the Khajuraho model.
• Mausoleums use the Khajuraho model.
• Fortresses use the Ringmur model.
• Great Walls use a smaller Hadrians wall.
• Underground cities use the Petra model.
• Great Harbor uses a bigger trade post.
• Palaces use the Aachen model.
• Gardens don't show.
• Stonehenge uses the gold mine model.
• Duplicate Pyramids and Petra are hidden.
• Disused Dome of the Rock put in as a bonus.

 

[neutrondecay]

This is great - would it be allowable to adapt this for my own mod, please?

(Right now I am having a crash when I click 'Play Game', and the log file is saying my new wonder - an historical wall - doesn't exist. Do you have any idea what I might be missing?)

Thanks,

nd

 

[Nendur]

Further reuse of this is fine.
I haven't delved into wonder modding beyond this thing to easily recognise errors.

 

[flintsparc]

Surprised PDS didn't do this. Thanks for putting it together.

 

[Nendur]

Here is a new version for the 3.2 release. The addition of a set_wonder_model effect gives the option of avoiding a full override of the great works data. That also allows varying the model picks based on DLC availability checks.

Changelog:
Updated to 3.2.0.
Switched to scripted model changes for greater compatibility.
Added DLC detection to make the requirements optional. Note: it has to check Conclave instead of the content pack.
Added a HIP SWMH versian.
Uses large trees for the great garden.
Eastern Christian cathedrals use the Hagia Sophia model.
Universities reuse the mosque model.

 

[H20]

I thought I was crazy that no one else was talking about these models. Thank you!

 

[G.Strategos]

Wow, I just saw this! It looks great! I will definitely check it!
Thanks for the HIP SWMH version Nendur!