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Visually Distinctive Terrains - Lush Biome

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18 nov, 2014 @ 6:31

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I had a problem seeing what terrain type a tile is without looking at the tooltip, so I decided to create this mod. It retextures the games terrain so that all the terrain types are more distinctive and easier to distinguish between.

This particular instance fixes only the Lush biome, Arid and Fungal are availible as a separate mods. Thanks to everyone that commented on those! I hope the last one was worth the wait :)

I have also figured out how to make these work in Normal SP and MP, and will post a guide soon :)

Check out the whole collection here! http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=338093085

Here's a download link for those of you who have problems using Steam Workshop: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?p=13584257#post13584257

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SealingSatyr 5 sep @ 23:30

Great terrains. The fungus is a little bit too blue for me.

UNHOLY 11 aug, 2023 @ 13:37

it also just looks really beautiful and ads some much needed color to the map thanks

clop1000 27 jun, 2020 @ 5:43

Is it compatible with "Awesome" or "Codex" mods?

Buzzerker 12 nov, 2017 @ 10:03

Why would you make a mod that doesn't work on Single and Mulitplayer in Normal mode? That would be the starting point I would think. If you only made it for your own use , why put it on the Steam workshop? I don't get it. I tried using your mod but there is no guide so I used SweetFX instead.