Would be great to have this with natural disasters DLC

Nice!

@Richie - Thanks for that. I have seen and believe in the good work that the Masons do, and, perhaps, don't get recognition for - which is fine, that isn't the point.

Also, FYI, all Masons must believe in a higher being. Anyone who is a Mason believes in the Divine Architect of the Universe; no Mason is an atheist. There is lots of faith-related history in Masonry. Our roots go back to the building of King Solomon's Temple, which was a Temple for the Divine Architect of the Universe.

This is amazing! I'm a F&AM Mason myself, and I had not thought of this! I am definitely adding this to my game!

@Yoo Toobah. Is that so? (checks Internet). You're right. 40,40,200 RGB. I'll see what I can do.

You need a blue door on the rear of the building

@Anarchocapatalist Pepe. I was saying that it's a nice contrast from the churches because the Masons aren't religious. It'd be nice if there were some other service clubs on the workshop too, like a Lions Club or Kiwanis. Kinsmen or Oddfellows, even. Shriners too - Nobody's done a Scouts building either. Lots of possibilites! Same as non-profits like the United Way. They'd all be good standalone parks.

also may geometry guide your way

jokes on you masons arent a community of religion

My dad is both a Freemason and plays C:S. He got a good chuckle when I showed this to him, thanks for the work!

@Trumpster81 - if you're really interested, I'd start with this grand old guide put together by some of the best creators for the game. It's all good info.

Thanks 220hertz

@Trumpster81 - I watched a lot of videos, learned how to use some 3d software, in my case Blender, which is free on Steam, and looked at an awful lot of other people's creations to learn the best way to do things for this game. Once you get the fundamentals down, it's not that difficult.

Nice... So, how do you put custom made buildings into the game? I've never done it..

Yeah, this is certainly a step up. Well done!

Looks good. Thank you for sharing!

@Michael - thanks! Practice, right?

your assets are getting better and better. love it

@landandskygirl - My grandfather was a mason. This was his lodge. When I was at their house, I'd get calls for him. They'd never tell me what it was about. They'd just say "It's so-and-so. He'll know."

LoOmInArTy!

Looks nice, thanks!