Model Looking for some more props again

A few things, some of which I said on your last thread:

Don't count on finding someone to make props for you unless you offer payment or prove that you are invested in your project. People won't spend time making a model if the person who requested it is just gonna abandon the project. So use placeholders like brushes or similar props in the meantime.

You can make that well and the roof out of brushes. Just make a hollow cylinder out of brushes and texture it with cobblestone or something. For the roof, it should be pretty self-explanatory.

In the future, if you are going to seriously request props, you're gonna need to provide more information. How big are those rocks supposed to be? Give rough dimensions or compare to another model (i.e. half the height of a demoman). Those pictures are tiny and don't give much to go on, especially since you seem to want your map to be "authentic".

obodobear said:

Thanks for all the help you've given me I'll go do that also do u know any good free program to make props with? I might try to start making my own

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Blender is the freeiest, but you can nab a student version of 3DSMax as well.

The main thing about both programs comes down to preference for which one you'll like better, but 3DSMax has Wallworm and some other things that you can use to bring Hammer brushes and such into it and edit them, keeping the dimensions of the brushes.

As a former user of both, I'd say just don't make a chair with 6 million faces then give up. :/

You could probably learn a lot more by making the props out of brushwork, and it would run better and the lack of custom models would reduce file size

The rock should be easy to make as well. Just make a cube and select select it > texture tool > create displacement > subdivide with all 6 displacement sides selected to create a sphere. Then just edit some bumps into it. You might still want a custom texture but thats easier than creating and compiling a model