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No More Purple Pollution [Green Water]
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No More Purple Pollution [Green Water]

En 1 colección creada por Jeb Bush but super communist
No More Purple
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Descripción
This mod changes the color of the water pollution to a faded green, replacing the purple color.

Please help share this mod with the CS community. Only you can prevent purple pollution.

Other versions currently available:
No More Purple Pollution (Brown Water)
No More Purple Pollution (Muddy Water)
No More Purple Pollution (Silty Water)
No More Purple Pollution (Radioactive Green Water)

Ground pollution color mods:

No More Purple (Normal Grass)
No More Purple (Brown Grass)
No More Purple (Tan Grass)
No More Purple (Redish-brown Grass)
No More Purple (Grey Grass)

For source code go to:
https://github.com/ericsundberg/NoMorePurple
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Chamëleon TBN 3 SEP 2022 a las 9:16 a. m. 
DEPRECEATED

Use Hide it! instead.
Simon 4 JUL 2015 a las 12:50 p. m. 
Much more natural. Nutrient pollution tends to cause algal and blue-green algae growth. IMO the developers messed up the pollution colours.
shadowwolftjc 18 MAY 2015 a las 9:46 p. m. 
I'd imagine that algae would colonize untreated sewage when given the chance, so green seems to be a nice alternative color to use for polluted water.
Jeb Bush but super communist  [autor] 9 ABR 2015 a las 2:09 p. m. 
@Leonord I'm Happy that I could help.
Leonord 9 ABR 2015 a las 12:21 p. m. 
Thank you so much for releasing the source. I want to change the color of the farm fields and I just saw with ModTOols that its also a colorvector thingy. I have zero knowledge of modding so you saved me SO MUCH TIME. I would love a guide.
Budd_Dankest 27 MAR 2015 a las 2:17 p. m. 
Dude I love these mods :) I've got the Brown grass and radioactive water right now. Looks awesome!
Jeb Bush but super communist  [autor] 17 MAR 2015 a las 8:53 p. m. 
I am planning on releasing a guide for people to make their own terrain mods soon. It will allow people more flexibility for those who want to customize their game. I don't know when I'll be able to write the guide because I am quite busy with university right now. By Friday I should have posted it, either on steam as a guide or on the cities skylines modding subreddit. I will link to the guide on in the mod descriptions once I post it.
mario0318 15 MAR 2015 a las 10:46 p. m. 
Thank you!
Jeb Bush but super communist  [autor] 14 MAR 2015 a las 11:13 p. m. 
@mario0318 I will look into it. The color value does not appear to have an alpha level. However, I should be able to find a more subtle shade for the pollution. Check back for updates.
mario0318 14 MAR 2015 a las 11:11 p. m. 
I've subscribed to this and it's real neat. Was wondering though if there was a way to make one that is much more subtle and less noticeable. I'm not asking for a mod that gets rid of the polluted water color altogether, just one that is maybe at half or more alpha transparency so it blends in with the water more while also being noticeable from close.