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Suggestion: Moonlight Path Bridge variant WITHOUT ROCKS
AlCiao
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I love the Moonlight Path Bridge furnishing (available with the Wraithtide crates), but the rocks on the ends really throw off the vibe. I'd love to use these in my Grand Psijic Villa or similar places, but the dark jagged rocks absolutely do not fit the elegant architecture of the GPV, or many other places I'd like to use it in.
I'd really love to see another take on this, that's just the glittery bridge part, without any rocks or anything else.
Thanks
Edited by ZOS_Kevin on November 7, 2024 10:15AM I'd really love to see another take on this, that's just the glittery bridge part, without any rocks or anything else.
Thanks
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DenverRalphy✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Yeah, I snapped it up pretty quick with my crown gems, then had a bit of buyer's remorse when I looked for somewhere to place it.
Looks awesome on the surface. But it's not very flexible when it comes to practical use. I'm sure I'll find someplace eventually.
Would be nice too if you could individually set the elevation of each endpoint as well, because the fixed uneven design further limits where it can be placed and look like it fits. One can only dream.
Edited by DenverRalphy on August 23, 2024 9:51PM0 -
SilverIce58✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭How funny when thats exactly the place I used mine. I made a little Maormer camp outside of the villa and down by the water, and used the bridge to access a pool created with some sand dunes placed by a waterfall.PC - NACP 1125
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AlCiao✭✭✭DenverRalphy wrote: »Yeah, I snapped it up pretty quick with my crown gems, then had a bit of buyer's remorse when I looked for somewhere to place it.
Looks awesome on the surface. But it's not very flexible when it comes to practical use. I'm sure I'll find someplace eventually.
Would be nice too if you could individually set the elevation of each endpoint as well, because the fixed uneven design further limits where it can be placed and look like it fits. One can only dream.
You know you can rotate pieces on 3 different axes, right? So you can rotate it up or down to get the elevation just right, even if it can be a little fiddly.
But yeah, without rocks would be so much better.SilverIce58 wrote: »How funny when thats exactly the place I used mine. I made a little Maormer camp outside of the villa and down by the water, and used the bridge to access a pool created with some sand dunes placed by a waterfall.
I myself used them to connect the exterior flanks to the roof above the entrance pool.0 -
DenverRalphy✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭DenverRalphy wrote: »Yeah, I snapped it up pretty quick with my crown gems, then had a bit of buyer's remorse when I looked for somewhere to place it.
Looks awesome on the surface. But it's not very flexible when it comes to practical use. I'm sure I'll find someplace eventually.
Would be nice too if you could individually set the elevation of each endpoint as well, because the fixed uneven design further limits where it can be placed and look like it fits. One can only dream.
You know you can rotate pieces on 3 different axes, right? So you can rotate it up or down to get the elevation just right, even if it can be a little fiddly.
Yeah, I'm aware. The issue with this particular bridge though is that due to the scale, rotating it results in platforms that are obviously not level.and very much askew.
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