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Multicolored Concrete Water Tower  1.0

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A bat inspired from a water tower near Orleans in France, it's a 70's style multicolored concrete water tower like it's possible to see in a lot of town in west European countries. You can choose individual lot, green, white, blue, yellow or red, or if you want a random selection, you can chose the random lot.

 



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Oh my god, Glenni will love this one! :P Seriously, I love it, too. :) YOu picked a water tower design that's still missing, and you even gave us so many variations AND a random lot! That's nearly perfect. I say "nearly" because the possible conflict with other prop families worries me. There is a solution, however. In fact, there are two. [cont.]

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Firstly, the BSC team maintains a prop family index which is intended to make sure authors don't assign prop family IDs that clash with the IDs of other creators. You can find the thread in the BSC forum and request an ID range there. I could also offer you an ID from the range that was reserved for 6459978 & me, because it is likely we will never fill it. I keep track of "our" IDs, so that would be no problem. [cont]

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Secondly, it would be possible to use an invisible dummy to jold the building stats and all, and add the tower itself as a prop. It can be adjusted in a way that itr will highlight and behave like any real building when you hover the mouse over it). The randomisation effect could be achieved by a so-called "adhoc prop family", which doesn't require a family ID at all. You can PM me if you are interested. Anyway, great work - me likes a lot!

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This watertower remind me some you can see in Beauce near Paris. Do you plan to buid an old one like this one : www.corpusetampois.com/che-20-laloyau1963eaux03ancienguinette.jpg. This kind of watertower can be found everywhere in France (~1940)

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Nice looking! But I will wait with dl because of that issue that may occure and I am 2 dumb to find what is wrong if it would occure. But if you shall change that in future then I will gladly dl this. Did I say that it looks wonderful?

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Narya, you can download safely and without fear of anything if you leave the random lot out. You can still plop any version, only that it's not from one menu icon and then randomized, but you will have one icon for each version. I hope tunta pops in soon, or I'll just PM him, because I'd be glad to help if necessary.

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