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The Lexington

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Assets: Building, Residential, Residential Low

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6.509 MB

19 May @ 6:43pm

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Required items

This item requires all of the following other items

Americana Collection - Residential Props

Prop Flower Bushes [Columbia]

Regular bushes

Regular Trees 4 pack

Common Tree Set

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Description

A level 4 low density residence in the English Colonial Revival style of architecture, which was popular in the first half of the twentieth century in the United States. This formal brick facade home also has a formal garden in the rear, accomplished via the usage of a terrain conforming sub mesh.

Much like the previous Tudor Revival house, the Lexington is heavier than the usual growable building, having a 2048x1024 texture, a submesh of hedges, and utilizing a lot decal (from the prop dependency) that has a 2048x2048 texture. I think the result is quite worth it, though!

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As usual, please do inform me of any errors that may be related to this asset.

Now that I have quite a bit of free time on my hands, I would like to start creating more for Cities: Skylines again. I already have a Dutch Colonial Revival in the works, so look forward to that!

Also, in the spirit of modding, anyone is free to re-lot or retexture this asset without permission. All I really ask is that a link is provided back to the original here, and that any repurposing isn't used for the expression of hateful ideologies.

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bitsaul 27 May @ 1:24pm

You are CitySkylining at the highest level! Including the lot decal was a genius move. I prefer to remove the lot decal with BOB and then replace it by making it a PO. This allows you to zoom way down in and see all the incredible details of this asset without the decal popping in and out.