WiP in WiP, post your screenshots!
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morras a33
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RE: the lighting issue, specifically your map, does the following vrad variable change the above "splotches" in any way?
-LargeDispSampleRadius
This can be used if there are splotches of bounced light on terrain. The compile will take longer, but it will gather light across a wider area.
This really makes it more realistic, since when you have the fancy back-legs you can't really put it up against the wall.
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Hello again and thanks for the help. My outdoor lighting looks much better now, and I'll probably start making good indoor lighting relatively soon. Now, here's my next problem.
"Well, it took some work, but now I've finally managed to make smooth transitions between all my displacements."
"I will now run the map to admire the smooth, snowy fruits of my labor, and I'm absolutely positive that there will be no negative surprises awaiting me whatsoe-"
"...."
So, what happened, and which pagan god will I have to appease to fix it? Also, don't mind the floating stone cube in the background.
Furthermore, here's the room containing the hill. It's currently a featureless, vast expanse. Any comments on how I should furnish it? I think it needs some terrace-ey height level stuff that looks nice and spices up combat slightly, but doesn't have too much of an effect on how it plays.
"Well, it took some work, but now I've finally managed to make smooth transitions between all my displacements."
"I will now run the map to admire the smooth, snowy fruits of my labor, and I'm absolutely positive that there will be no negative surprises awaiting me whatsoe-"
"...."
So, what happened, and which pagan god will I have to appease to fix it? Also, don't mind the floating stone cube in the background.
Furthermore, here's the room containing the hill. It's currently a featureless, vast expanse. Any comments on how I should furnish it? I think it needs some terrace-ey height level stuff that looks nice and spices up combat slightly, but doesn't have too much of an effect on how it plays.
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Since when do two opposing factions build bases 30 yards from each other?
oh look, it's this again
i think the curvy legs don't fit very well. the rings and the weird kneecap looking thing makes them look a bit sci-fi to me, if that makes sense.
something like in Ravage's edit might be better, just have the curved edge go all the way down the front legs
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I think it's preferable to do that, those legs are too curved and don't fit with the heavy style of the console.
Yeah that does look nice. Updated the pic.
Thanks for all the feedback :3
That's irrelevant, the point is that they're never constructed in such a way where it's questionable as to how they're standing, and whether they're supported.
Tf2's architecture and props don't just magicly hold themselves up, or have obviously lacking supports.
