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Taipei Metro Nanjing Fuxing Station 南京復興站

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Assets: Building, Transport, Transport Metro

標籤： Sub-buildings

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2017 年 10 月 26 日下午 3:06

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Taipei Metro Nanjing Fuxing Station [en.wikipedia.org]is a station of Brown Line and Green Line located on the border between Songshan and Zhongshan districts, Taipei, Taiwan.

This is a metro station with transparent glass and entrances/exits at both side of the avenue. It's placable anywhere and can be placed on top of every vanilla 4- and 6-lane avenue, so it won't disrupt the wall-to-wall building row, suitable for the dense area in your city. Cims can also use it as underpass to cross the avenue.

Please use any mod with road anarchy (e.g. Fine Road Anarchy ) to place the station.

模型資料|model infos:

Tris: 1080

maps: 512x512 (d,a,i,c,n,s)

LOD tris: 38

LOD maps: 64x32 (d,a,i,c,n,s)

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Tags: Taipei MRT, metro station, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 捷運車站, 捷运车站, 台北, 台灣, 台湾, 中華民國, 中华民国

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Starky 5 月 6 日上午 1:08

@eurosoe This was what happen when there was no stairs upward
https://uc.udn.com.tw/photo/2021/09/02/1/13685264.jpg

imported 2023 年 8 月 4 日下午 9:18

I lived near this station for a couple of mouths!! Great to see it in the game

Cillit Gank 2022 年 3 月 8 日上午 2:00

Can't believe they censored Fuxing lmao. Great asset.

Chasel 2021 年 10 月 4 日上午 1:51

I LOVE U

SoftwarePlay 2021 年 7 月 3 日上午 6:08

@eurosoe yes, it's based on real station, you can see it on google map.
https://goo.gl/maps/NqDuH8sr6exqdztKA

Capitan Boricua 2021 年 4 月 11 日上午 6:51

@eurosoe currently living in Taiwan. Have been to Taipei a few times, its based on the real life station. I think they are set up that way to avoid flooding ( it rains a lot in Taipei from what I've heard )