third time charm maybe

compile.bat

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 
 :: Set working directory
 pushd %~dp0
-if not exist "bin\" mkdir bin
+if not exist "bin\resources" mkdir bin\resources
 :: Run the appropriate compiler for the user's CPU architecture.
 if %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE% == AMD64 (
 	CALL "%~dp0devTools\tweeGo\tweego_win64.exe" -o "%~dp0bin/FC_pregmod.html" --head devTools/head.html "%~dp0src"

compile.sh

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ function compile {
 	#Make the output prettier, replacing \t with a tab and \n with a newline
 	sed -i -e '/^.*<div id="store-area".*$/s/\\t/\t/g' -e '/^.*<div id="store-area".*$/s/\\n/\n/g' $file
 
-	ln -s ../resources bin/ 2> /dev/null
+	mkdir -p bin/resources
 	if [[ ! "$usehash" ]]; then git checkout -- src/gui/mainMenu/AlphaDisclaimer.tw;fi # Revert AlphaDisclaimer for next compilation
 	echoMessage "Saved to $file."
 }

resources/Readme before adding art.md

+There are actually two places to add art for FreeCities.  The folder you are currently in, ./resources, is not for custom art, or for the old renders.  It is only for art connected to the git, and it is pushed into the HTML when it's compiled.
+
+If you are interested in adding the old renders or your own custom art to your local version of FreeCities, then you actually want to have a resources folder in the same folder FC_pregmod.html is in.  By default, that will be ./bin/resources.  If you put art in the same folder as this readme, the compile will not recognize it and it will be left behind when the HTML is made.
+
+Two different resources folders, and both connected to art.  But they work very differently.
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