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Warsaw Bollards
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Warsaw Bollards

Description
Pack of cast-iron street bollards inspired by Warsaw variants of polish bollard type U-12c.
This set contains 12 props - 3 contemporary bollards and 9 historical.
Each prop has the coat of arms of Warsaw - The Mermaid - made out of normal map.

Info
• All props share same textures of all types (_d, _aci and _ns) 256x256px for main and 32x32 for LOD. So Loading Screen Mod is highly recomended for optimization.

• Models aren't very low-tri - especially the reflective ones - so please use them resonably. But they're still better optimised than one popular street bollard I was using so far :D

• Chain texture comes from amazing Bollards Pack by Arnold J. Rimmer. Used here with his permission. Thanks!

• Again - thanks for Pewex for tips about textures!

• Find it! 2 mod is necessary to find these props in the game.

Other recommended mods for detailing:
• Move It
• Procedural Objects
• Prop & Tree Anarchy
• Prop Line Tool
• Prop Precision
• Prop Snapping

Naming
h77, h80, h97, h120 – height in cm
a – standard
b – elastic with yellow ball/top, used at pedestrian crossings, bus stops etc.
c – with chain (lenght - 1,5m)
d – taped by reflective tape, used at crossings with bike paths and parkings

Details

pic
name
type
MAIN tris
LOD tris
Bollard Mermaid h77a
contemporary
86
10
Bollard Mermaid h77b
contemporary
86
10
Bollard Mermaid h77d
contemporary
134
10
Bollard Mermaid h80a
historical
218
34
Bollard Mermaid h80b
historical
218
34
Bollard Mermaid h80c
historical
222
40
Bollard Mermaid h80d
historical
250
34
Bollard Mermaid h97a
historical
262
34
Bollard Mermaid h97b
historical
262
34
Bollard Mermaid h97c
historical
266
38
Bollard Mermaid h120a
historical
234
34
Bollard Mermaid h120c
historical
238
38

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Pablo Brickasso
15 Comments
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Pablo Brickasso  [author] 17 Jun, 2021 @ 10:25am 
@AngelHeavenly Did you try aligning to terrain height with Move it?
AngelHeavenly 17 Jun, 2021 @ 1:44am 
@Pablo Brickasso
yes, but I ran into the problem that I have to do them on uneven areas. and every element scroll? sorry, I don't have that much time)
Pablo Brickasso  [author] 16 Jun, 2021 @ 9:03am 
@AngelHeavenly ah, ok. So I think the effect will be very similar to placing them using Prop Line Tool. But they won't be convertible to PO this way ;)
AngelHeavenly 16 Jun, 2021 @ 8:29am 
@Pablo Brickasso I want this to be set up like a “fence”. Not on the road. Thanks for permission.
Pablo Brickasso  [author] 16 Jun, 2021 @ 7:44am 
@AngelHeavenly It's ok, you can do it. But is it gonna be just a road with bollards on the sides? If so, just use my props from WS and add them as a dependency.
Unless you have something different in mind?
AngelHeavenly 16 Jun, 2021 @ 4:14am 
@Pablo Brickasso

"Or you can make a custom road with them in the asset editor."

Okay then, is it okay if I do the road version? And with a mention of your work, I will post my version in the workshop
Pablo Brickasso  [author] 16 Jun, 2021 @ 4:09am 
@Robal
You're welcome :)

@AngelHeavenly
Bollards, street lights and stuff like that are always props, even if they're part of a larger network like road and quay. You can always use prop line tool to place them every 1,5 meters. Or you can make a custom road with them in the asset editor.
AngelHeavenly 16 Jun, 2021 @ 2:51am 
Why don't you do it as a fence on road type, rather than prop?
Robal 14 Jun, 2021 @ 9:41am 
great, thank you!
Pablo Brickasso  [author] 14 Jun, 2021 @ 4:59am 
@AmiPolizeiFunk Thx!