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Architecture Renovation

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IMPORTANT: I've had to step away from Modding for the time being, I've uploaded all the original files/ raw materials used in this mod at this address https://colorfiction.itch.io/ao2ar , if anybody wants to take on the mantle and update/improve the work or use it in their mods feel free to do so! Much love and a big hug! -Oxam

This mod transforms the standard 'Age of Kings' building architecture for a more pronounced progression from Feudal to Castle and subsequently Imperial Ages. In other words, those damn 'Architecture Research Technology' plans finally got stamped by the king's council and notary court, enabling a nice supple real estate boom [ what does that mean? = bigger buildings]. Horrah for Progress!
+Buildings by Oxam
+Drs/Slp Database Compiling by Wuggles

*Multiplayer Compatible!

**Mod Compatible! (unless same assets are affected, in that case... choose?)

***The ink engravings and wood etchings shown in the screenshot thread are depictions of urban centers by Albrecht D?rom around 1471 to 1528.

Uninstall? Navigate to the data/slp folder in your installation dir < (XYZ:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Age2HD\Data\Slp)> and delete all files, then verify cache.

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Sribbledyfig 8 aug 2021 om 9:57

I had a go at upscaling these images for the fun of it and in case anyone has interest in making use of them (e.g. to port to DE). Thanks to the author for making the source files available.

Here is a quick animation preview of the results:
https://ibb.co/7zbfJc1
(click to magnify to better see the difference)

And you can download the full set of upscaled files here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/b1bc6trxweuzuw0/Oxam-Architecture-Renovation_Upscaledx4.zip?dl=1

Probably they could do with some additional touch-up work on some of the finer details but you get the idea. Feel free to make use of these files as suggested by the original author.