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Small Korean Pavillon (LoM)
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23 Jun, 2015 @ 7:59am
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Small Korean Pavillon (LoM)

Description
Original model:
Kugisa's "Korean Small Pavilion"

The change:
In comparison to the original, the major change (besides stats) is in the free placement mode (this asset can be placed everywhere, on water and on land).

Features:
o Free Placement mode
o Custom Icon preview
o Custom tooltip preview
o Custom snapshot preview

For this process of repurposing the model, I used these awesome mods:
Asset ItemClass Changer by Snow_Cat
Building AI Changer by Cerebellum
Asset UI Priority Changer by Snow_Cat
Mod Tools by BloodyPenguin/nlight

Thanks for creating these awesome mods.

Major Stats:
Size: 1x1

Construction cost: 500
Maintenance Cost: 50

Tourists: 25/25/25
Entertainment Accumulation: 75
Entertainment Radius: 400

Fire Hazard, Electricity, Garbage, Water: 0 (necessary for free placement)


Before commenting, please note:
No asset needs different stats, PLAYERS want different stats, depending on how they play this game. So if you feel this asset is OP, feel free to adjust stats for your individual needs yourself. Unless all your fingers are broken, you are able to do this for yourself in the game's asset editor - then again, if your fingers were broken, you could not make a comment.
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napiercpt 8 Feb, 2016 @ 6:14am 
@LegionOfMe
@templeofdoom
The Korean word for this type of building is "jeong-ja". It translates as "pavilion, gazebo, or summerhouse". You find these structures in urban areas and on hilltops, and they are quite common too. There is also a square shaped variety. Families like to picnic in them. I hope this answers your really old question, better late than never.:steamhappy:
LegionOfMe  [author] 23 Jun, 2015 @ 1:09pm 
The UI Style is this one: Hello UI (beta)
Just to let you know, the "beta" is there for a reason it seems. I had the UI crash a couple of times, but that might also be caused by my system specs (although I don't remember one of the other UIs crashing).
Be sure you sub to nlight's mod "sapphire", it's required for the UI to work and is linked in the link above.
templeofdoom 23 Jun, 2015 @ 12:40pm 
PS- what's that bad ass and awesome looking UI you are using? I don't think I've ever seen that and it looks AMAZING. I love the clear see through windows in the panels.
LegionOfMe  [author] 23 Jun, 2015 @ 12:37pm 
np mate, with my fascination for asian stuff, it was not that far off assuming I'm asian ;-)
templeofdoom 23 Jun, 2015 @ 12:33pm 
Sorry for assuming - was just curious!
LegionOfMe  [author] 23 Jun, 2015 @ 12:26pm 
Thanks. I can't answer your quesion, I don't speak korean.
templeofdoom 23 Jun, 2015 @ 12:20pm 
Very neat! Thanks! What is the Korean word for this building?