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Retaining Walls
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18 okt 2016 om 12:12
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Drift_91 12 apr 2021 om 16:29 
For those of you who can't find Ronyx's newer version of this, it can be found here:
Retaining Wall Networks
jonny.strange 11 aug 2020 om 12:40 
Works with Sunset Harbor??
Bob Nilda 11 feb 2020 om 18:44 
I can remake Mt.Akina from Initial D
Ranazomic 5 jun 2019 om 15:11 
can you make them thinner?
Nuclear 19 apr 2019 om 12:12 
You should make all sides textured and also add a hitbox so you cant stack them for stuff like dams.
JoMakaFloe 23 mrt 2019 om 11:57 
you should update the Move It! link :)
Ronyx69  [auteur] 3 sep 2017 om 12:34 
@SonOfNitrous Cause they would mess up completely when trying to place like they are in the screenshots.
SonOfNitrous 3 sep 2017 om 12:33 
Wanted to ask for a long time: why not terrain conforming?
Ronyx69  [auteur] 3 sep 2017 om 9:07 
@SkiRich Yeah they're not that great, back then we didn't even have prop snapping. Although with prop snapping you can now enable the allow prop to submerge option so you can put at whatever height you want with move it.
SkiRich 3 sep 2017 om 9:06 
These are beutiful. However I have two issues with them. When plopping them in a row, using manual or prop line tool, I cant get a seemless look to them. They always have a seam on the side and on the top. The top is due to a lack of symmetry. The second, is the angle. It needs to be steeper. Prop snapping causes the asset to become elevated.