No, I was just saying yada because I was trying to not take up so much space on the work in progress thread. This is a museum you know.
WiP in WiP, post your screenshots!
- Thread starter Arhurt
- Start date
No, I was just saying yada because I was trying to not take up so much space on the work in progress thread. This is a museum you know.
- Mar 20, 2012
- 391
- 806
Alright. I just don't like my writing being changed by someone else in such a fashion. I apologize for inferring that.
Last edited:
@Yacan1 I think it's fine to the house to look busy as long as it's actually an important building in the map, like has the objective in it. otherwise as others said it's too busy. In this case I would keep the shutters but lose a few windows and maybe have a few shutters broken off, perhaps one or a pair lying on the ground
- Jul 31, 2011
- 872
- 1,021
aw, and I just noticed I missed resetting the overlay above the window, which might have helped a bit.
Welp.
edit: the smoothness might be due to setting all the lightmaps to 64 as per our lighting-guy's request, as a base to start from when he gets it.
Welp.
edit: the smoothness might be due to setting all the lightmaps to 64 as per our lighting-guy's request, as a base to start from when he gets it.
Last edited:
Sel
Banned
- Feb 18, 2009
- 1,239
- 2,570
All of the metal in those screens looks wrong. The outside (white) roof would probably be overhanging the rest of the building by 8u or so. You're also using very odd sizes: for example, the metal that makes up the window is way too thick. You could easily get away by making every strut the size of the smaller horizontal ones; and make the glass uniform.
Concrete isn't used for making trusses like you have going on - that's usually just smaller metal beams. Furthermore, the two big columns you have at the corners are very weird. They're big, yet they only seem to support one side of the roof (they aren't flush with both sides of the corner). I'd suggest making them L-shaped and aligning them with both sides of the building.
EDIT: this is aimed at Crash, lol, not at fubar.
Concrete isn't used for making trusses like you have going on - that's usually just smaller metal beams. Furthermore, the two big columns you have at the corners are very weird. They're big, yet they only seem to support one side of the roof (they aren't flush with both sides of the corner). I'd suggest making them L-shaped and aligning them with both sides of the building.
EDIT: this is aimed at Crash, lol, not at fubar.
Also I guarantee that shipping and receiving sign is going to be deleted when I add lights. :O
Mostly because that's the only place where a light would fit. But we'll see. Maybe you got lucky and ambient light will be enough.
Mostly because that's the only place where a light would fit. But we'll see. Maybe you got lucky and ambient light will be enough.
They are the the white metal texture. Same texture as the window supports.
I'm not 100% on that texture though. Having a hard time making that roof look right.
The bonus to how I made it, though, is that we can see more of the nice wooden barrier behind it.
edit: unless you meant the supports going up from the ground?
Last edited:
Shanghai
aa
- Jan 8, 2011
- 397
- 393
I think what he's trying to say is what I've tried to illustrate with this awful paint-over.
Basically, if the supports are a series of right triangles, you have to remove the hypotenuse and the short leg, and leave just the base as a beam across. I would do that on all the supports for that roof except the first and the last.
Basically, if the supports are a series of right triangles, you have to remove the hypotenuse and the short leg, and leave just the base as a beam across. I would do that on all the supports for that roof except the first and the last.