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Seafood Market: A New Building for Waterfront Districts
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This mod adds a building to the waterfront district called 'Seafood Market'. This building gives +3 Food (and an additional +3 Food when powered) and +3 Gold per turn to the city it is built in when complete. Also provides 1 Citizen slot and gives any Fishing Boats and Fisheries within the city's borders +1 Food.

This mod is loosely based on YD's Fishmongery.
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Dr.Abominate 19 mar, 2024 @ 8:19 
I will take it as a no
dhaudaygeqy 12 mar, 2024 @ 11:28 
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Dr.Abominate 5 feb, 2024 @ 4:44 
Since Albro came back, maybe it is worth a shot to ask him about files ,and try to resolve issue JNR explained?
Kilkakon 4 feb, 2024 @ 8:51 
Thanks for explaining JNR. It would be great to see some little stalls on top of the jelly but I hear you. Good building though that rounds out the Waterfront well
JNR 16 jan, 2024 @ 20:00 
Ingame models for the Waterfront would be really tough to make without the original files, and unfortunately Albro has vanished from the scene. One could add market stalls between the buildings but you'd have to place them blind and then check ingame where they end up, so it would involve a lot of trial and error I wouldn't fault anyone for not going through with.
sirkerry  [skapare] 8 jan, 2024 @ 17:52 
@Puddings I posted a screenshot of the Civilopedia entry that shows the building, but from some testing the model being used for the Waterfront district itself does not appear to get updated regardless of the buildings it contains.
Gordon Freeman 8 jan, 2024 @ 0:03 
@Puddings bro i meant this 💀💀💀 https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/ugc/2287331894824502456/46411849B3F448FD4900B8994DC6A1A182C2679D/
Puddings 7 jan, 2024 @ 16:58 
add pic? :D
sirkerry  [skapare] 7 jan, 2024 @ 15:43 
@Puddings I'm reusing the Warehouse model from the Arsenal.
Puddings 7 jan, 2024 @ 15:15 
I assume no in-game model?