Node design

I think i already know the answer to this but does a nodes environment change the way it looks at all? I know racial influence is a thing, i mean a node in a forest will obviously have trees here and there inside the city, what about a node in a mountainous or rocky area full of crags. Will i be seeing trees there when the natural environment around it is clearly void of any large vegetation. Mainly asking here because i have an exam during the next livestream

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Dygz

I don't think so.
But, what would be cool is if the materials we use to build structures affected the appearance: oak v pine v redwood.

Nagash

thats a good question. you should ask that for the live stream

voidshadow

Nagash wrote: »

thats a good question. you should ask that for the live stream

Nagash

voidshadow wrote: »

Nagash wrote: »

thats a good question. you should ask that for the live stream

Fu

hahaha ^^

but I was being honest it is a good question

Undead Canuck

Just use the Google-'Fu'.

Hexcat

In the livestream of October they answer exactly this question;
Yes, the same race influenced node will have different aesthetics depending on the biome it is located

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tOWO6vLnjs&t=4180s
1:24:34

Makinoji

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Undead Canuck

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Atama

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Nagash

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Undead Canuck wrote: »

Makinoji wrote: »

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#3. Do not spam. Utilize minimal use of all caps, no advertising, “bumping”, or cross-posting.

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Damokles

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Atama wrote: »

Undead Canuck wrote: »

Makinoji wrote: »

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#3. Do not spam. Utilize minimal use of all caps, no advertising, “bumping”, or cross-posting.

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Nagash

Damokles wrote: »

Nagash wrote: »

Atama wrote: »

Undead Canuck wrote: »

Makinoji wrote: »

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You do realize that bumping threads is against the forum rules. I am sure you have a good post count after today's run.

#3. Do not spam. Utilize minimal use of all caps, no advertising, “bumping”, or cross-posting.

Since they clearly don’t enforce the spam rules, it’s unlikely they’ll enforce the others either.

we have rules on the forum? thats news to me

ANARCHY!