31 new meshes for the Imperial tile set. These should go well with the tiles that GhostNull just released.

- A ceiling-only tile.

- An embrasure tile (arrow-slit), with a matching sunbeam, and a "view". Retexture the view with an appropriate screenshot, and place it just beyond the embrasure so the player can "look outside". The effect is quite impressive.

- Floor tiles. Each matches a standard tile, but is only the floor. Good for falsifying the in-game map: hide the real tiles under the in_lava_blacksquare, and construct a new, misleading map above that. Drives players CRAZY when the map doesn't match what they see!

- Three hidden doors. These will require scripting.

- A trap door that actually opens.

- A quarter pillar.

- An arched stained glass window. Will need retexturing.

- A round stained glass window. Will need retexturing.

- An arched imperial wall-only tile.

- Double-height impbig tiles, for buildling cathedrals.

- Double-width impbig tiles, for great halls.

All use existing vanilla Morrowind textures, except for the stained glass windows and the embrasure "view" - you'll have to provide your own textures for those.

Currently on http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Mods.Detail&id=392017&id=7341 and on my http://www.gizmology.net/tes3/.

It just occurred to me that I had one more mesh that I should include - a barred trap door. Now there are 32 meshes.

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Thanks.

Yay, I was hoping someone would pop in and link to your imp meshes (glad you did), I couldn't track your site down.
Thanks, Phaedrus!

I've been playing with these since you first released them. I never found a use for the stained glass, but I lost track of how many crypts and temples I've made with the 4ways and hallways.
The quarter pillar... I just love it.

Are you thinking on making anything new these days?

Oh yea, I've got about a dozen projects in the pipeline.

Nice work. I can find a bunch of uses for most of these actually. Trap doors that actually open up? Awesome.

thanks for this, Phaedrus! Lots of useful resources in there, and at your website too. :foodndrink: