WiP in WiP, post your screenshots!
- Thread starter Arhurt
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- Oct 11, 2013
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The most interesting spawnroom i've came up with so far:
Don't panic, I hid all the tool brushes and triggers to make it easier to see the pictures
EDIT: I put the same picture twice :I
Don't panic, I hid all the tool brushes and triggers to make it easier to see the pictures
EDIT: I put the same picture twice :I
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ErickShock
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- Aug 23, 2015
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Yeah, thanks. I left the standard values for the sake of laziness =P
Sure. It's something you can literally learn from Google images, it's that simple:
Most Southern houses are square, often like big cubes with triangles on top, and for some reason they fuckin' love Corinthian pillars. I don't know why.
Click 'em to expand 'em. These veer from the crazily stupid to the completely typical Southern mansion, which is really the level of home we're talking about. More boring versions of these houses litter the East coast, including New England.
Specifically coastal New England homes, though, are different.
These are much less just cubes and even go so far as to use non-square areas, such as rectangular or circular rooms on the side. These circular windows that extend out from the facade, bay windows, are a key element of basically any house on the coast anywhere in America. They sometimes have a covered porch, but unlike the Southern homes, rarely is there living space above the porch (and no fucking pillars). The attics are also more integrated into the living space in many cases. Very similar to the Southern homes, but a bit more interesting, I think.
Also, both New England and Southern houses were built with cupolas all over if the owner was rich enough. Cupolas are dope.
Auwi's house looks like a snowy New England home, so it makes sense.
Hope this helps!
Most Southern houses are square, often like big cubes with triangles on top, and for some reason they fuckin' love Corinthian pillars. I don't know why.
Click 'em to expand 'em. These veer from the crazily stupid to the completely typical Southern mansion, which is really the level of home we're talking about. More boring versions of these houses litter the East coast, including New England.
Specifically coastal New England homes, though, are different.
These are much less just cubes and even go so far as to use non-square areas, such as rectangular or circular rooms on the side. These circular windows that extend out from the facade, bay windows, are a key element of basically any house on the coast anywhere in America. They sometimes have a covered porch, but unlike the Southern homes, rarely is there living space above the porch (and no fucking pillars). The attics are also more integrated into the living space in many cases. Very similar to the Southern homes, but a bit more interesting, I think.
Also, both New England and Southern houses were built with cupolas all over if the owner was rich enough. Cupolas are dope.
Auwi's house looks like a snowy New England home, so it makes sense.
Hope this helps!
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- Sep 5, 2009
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An image from the last point of Wildlife. I have a few things I want to change pertaining to spawn door direction, I'll get around to that, but for now I'm happy with it. I'm going to estimate this took me roughly 20 hours spread over about 3 days. It's pretty crazy how much displacements affect aesthetic. I still need to test the layout so I didn't want to get too crazy with any detail.
http://imgur.com/a/pXUCZ#0
Here's all 6 images. Phi should be finished connecting all of it together soon I suppose. I'm excited to see it played.
ErickShock
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- Aug 23, 2015
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Pics of how the Central Point is looking in game.
I think I'll change the shadows casting to make 'em parallel to the central bridge (but I still have to fully understand what those light_environment parameters do =P)
I think I'll change the shadows casting to make 'em parallel to the central bridge (but I still have to fully understand what those light_environment parameters do =P)
