Building/Ship The Republic of San Leone

I'd buy a Numi!

Say, if the Collectible Figurines mod are used there, it might use a bigger Leeven shopping complex to show them all.

 

Well, at the moment, I'm not thinking about other mods, as I want to keep it as "clean" as possible. However, I may have a look to understand better what you mean.

 

A merchant trading in vegetables and fruits. I love the terrace on the roof.

 

You have seen the Sauna earlier; here is the whole bath house:

 

The heated section is lined with wood?!? That seems to be a design flaw...

 

Shht! It simly looks better

 

I feel like the tiles between the water and section people actually sit in should be wood-slat windows... for the steam to come up through.
You could also paint stones brown...

 

Well Beatrice, you was hard working person, and how you totally can make such a buildings.

 

I'm going to try that! Thanks. [DOUBLEPOST=1435070258][/DOUBLEPOST]

Merci

 

Here is a merchant who trades in and with wine, and another who makes his money with pottery - both connected by a bridge which corsses an artificial canal.

 

Beware of pot smashers wearing green tunics!

Anyway, pretty Neapolitan eye candy so far

 

Thank you as always! I try to give the neapolitan some venetian candy and turinese Gianduia, too.

 

^ Praise the sun!

Have you tried using the Glitch torch there, instead of the standard torch?

 

I do, sometimes. have a look at the "double-building" - I used Glitch torches at the outer walls, but normal torches at the would structure with the dining table. I also thought that normal torches would fit better for the Leeven chapel you see above.

 

Found it! Yep, the Glitch torches looked good on the outside

 

A suggestion for the canal...

It kinda looks more like a pool than a waterway leading into the distance. You might be able to fake the "receding into the distance" look with a few tricks.

Like... carve out a sliver in the top-middle, and put glass blocks in the backdrop there. Then look through all your stored dirt and then fill around the glass sliver, with darker dirt towards the center gradiating to lighter dirt towards the edges of the canal. The blue water should cover some of the color difference (depending on dirt used), and the darker inner section gives it a look of "further away from the camera so less light".

Or just mostly use glassblock backing. With the water, it should hide the glass "sheen" effect, especially once the new water effect we've seen in recent screen shots has been implemented.

 

Ok, changed the bath a bit.

 

Fancy!

 

I try to do my best

Here is another house, which I build back on San Geronimo. Some details were changed, especially the furniture.

 

That's really cool, it combines lots of different cultures but doesn't look patchy or like that was the purpose. Lots of plants, lots of regal stuff, lots of avian stuff, and the garden is a nice touch, makes it feel like the plant stand's food was grown straight from there xD.