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Dreamy - Map Theme
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Dreamy - Map Theme

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Hello

This theme is made with the best textures i've found in the workshop, all credits go to the original authors, however, I've made some tuning to the colours and size to give a better atmosphere for this theme.
If you wanna look at the originals you can find them at the links below.

Please look at all the screenshots to have an idea of the theme in all the different conditions.


NOTE: You need Satellite LUT for this theme to work (linked as a dependency), also you need to deactivate Daylight classic or to set all its options to "After dark", otherwise it will be different from screenshots, although not necessarily worse.



CREDITS:

Grass, Ruined, Cliff and Gravel are from Leviante 2.0 by Arnold J. Rimmer. This guy has made in my opinion the best grass\ruined combo i've seen so far.

Link : https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1822130121


Oil is from Realistic Temperate by Captain Soap. I really like the "Oil rocky desert" feel. It really make me wanna dig with an industrial escavator.

Link: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=629040688


Sand is from New Caledonia by Bisabeols. Very realistic beach, look at his theme, he has also the best pavement out there.

Link: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=890122986&searchtext=


Light color palette is from Springwood by Ronyx69.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/workshop/filedetails/?id=921636136


Fertile, Forest and Pollution are slightly variations of the normal grass as usual.
Fertile is brighter, Forest is darker and Pollution is more toward brown.


All the credit goes to those guys and their amazing textures
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gomark 5 Dec, 2019 @ 1:42am 
@Mazisky No worries, thanks for looking into it for me! I don't really know either, I make maps but I've never really done themes - ah well! It looks really nice, I'll just have to make it with Theme Mixer maybe. :)
Mazisky  [author] 5 Dec, 2019 @ 1:41am 
@gomark ok, i've tried and i don't have the theme either. I am sorry i have no idea how it works, i am very noob technically.
gomark 5 Dec, 2019 @ 1:41am 
(Weirdly, once I'm in a new Map Editor project, I *can* switch to 'Dreamy' using Theme Mixer 2. I just can't choose it from the 'Map Editor --> New' menu. Strange.)
gomark 5 Dec, 2019 @ 1:36am 
@mazisky Thanks - but I mean when I'm starting a completely new Map Editor project.

Main Menu --> Editors --> Map Editor (New) --> User Themes.

'Dreamy' should be in this menu, but it isn't. (This is where you select the type of map, temperate map can't be chosen before this...)
Mazisky  [author] 5 Dec, 2019 @ 12:35am 
@Gomark, i am trying now and it shows it on my map editor. Be sure to have selected a temperate map.
gomark 5 Dec, 2019 @ 12:07am 
Any idea why this one doesn't show up in Map Editor at all? Is it because it's a Theme Mixer setting rather than a complete theme of its own, or something like that? (Obviously I can recreate it myself in Theme Mixer by downloading all the original themes linked above, but I was hoping downloading this would be a quicker route to glory!)

It's definitely enabled, and I've got the required LUT (also enabled). I've verified integrity of game files, relaunched game & Steam client...still no luck. It shows up as an option in the drop-down menu for a new game, but for some reason it's completely absent from the theme selector screen in Map Editor.