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I'm not gonna alter / update these no, they are kind of a pain to make work with the shader...
It would be great if you could make a more "industrial" version of this – without trees, lights, railings and other details and in stead with a more concrete-ish look. Basically just removing all the beautiful stuff and replacing the textures with nice concrete ones. This way you could use it either as a high-end waterfront quay or as an industrial quay/dock. Perhaps with outside and inside corner pieces as well so you can connect longer stretches of quay?
Something like this:
http://www.rafflande.se/fileadmin/rafflande_knappar/ovrigt/seawall.jpg
I have found these walls are quite hard to use, and easy to mess up. I've seen some of the other walls out there including the seawall, and I'm working on something similar right now with a more metropolitan styling. These ones I will keep online for those who like the functionality / look, but I'm not gonna continue with the deformation method.
BTW, Mas71 has very good industrial-style seawalls in concrete, so the users here asking for a concrete variant should check them out; no need to repeat them.
I would love a version with your pink cobblestone. Would look amazing in an urban city, not to mention next to the pink busways of Traffic++
I can definitely redo these in a more concrete style. I agree they don't blend very well with harbor / metropolitan stuff.
There's another sea wall set with the same problem; nice line of thick green trees that looks great until you plop it, then the trees die off. Perhaps there's a way to un-tree the trees so they are static, IDK but worth a look-see.
keep it up