Burnout6010
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WiP in WiP, post your screenshots!
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In your first screenshot, I noticed that the security fence has a gate (the section of fence with a black wheel underneath it). The gate is in a pretty awkward position to use, narrative-wise. I would flip that one section of fence around, so the gate is further right.
5Gravelbowlwardmountaintowerbinetionfrontdroductside.
Just wait.
EDIT: Why doesn't the -de connects to the rest of the most gigantic map name ever.
Just wait.
EDIT: Why doesn't the -de connects to the rest of the most gigantic map name ever.
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Just as planned. :thumbup1:I shamelessly stole that tag line for the promo, by the way.
You know, I always thought that prop was supposed to be a pair of doors that both swung open. But now that I see it up close, I see that it isn't... how the heck do the trucks drive onto the bridge in Double Cross, then?
Becuase the sheer awesomeness of "5Gravelbowlwardmountaintowerbinetionfrontdroductsi de" would cause the entire Internet to collapse, thus its true name must never be spoken.
Sorta like Voldemo-
Sorta like Voldemo-
I'll give a prize to the one that find out what maps were used to create 5Gravelbowlwardmountaintowerbinetionfrontdroductside.
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Cut these down to 1 per inset wall. I would probably also remove the 2 piece wall vent on the left.
I also would not mix small vents and large vents. I like the idea of connectors, but removing the smalls would probably make it tidier and help to reduce prop usage overall.
that's my two cents
Two points:
The ceiling vents with the linear slats are intended for the sides of ducts, and the ones with square slats are for the undersides.
The bottom step on each of those staircases is still shorter than the rest. That means either the steps are the wrong heights or the floor is off grid. Either way, it stands out like a sore thumb.
The ceiling vents with the linear slats are intended for the sides of ducts, and the ones with square slats are for the undersides.
The bottom step on each of those staircases is still shorter than the rest. That means either the steps are the wrong heights or the floor is off grid. Either way, it stands out like a sore thumb.
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